Current capital projects

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We're working to create vibrant urban centres, a balanced transportation network and an inclusive community. Infrastructure projects improve and maintain outdoor spaces, buildings, active transportation networks, utilities, roads and bridges. 

The Mill Creek Flood Protection Project is a multi-year, multi-million dollar initiative to improve the creek corridor and reduce flooding potential throughout the City,...

Est. cost: $6,000,000
Est. start: Winter 2021
Est. end: Summer 2024

Resurfacing Mill St (Water St- Bernard Ave)

Est. cost: $100,000
Est. start: Spring 2024
Est. end: Spring 2024

Detailed design is underway for improvements to the existing transit exchange to better separate transit operations and the public and provide additional transit bays....

Est. start: 2024
Est. end: fall 2025

Riffles, which are shallow landforms constructed from rocks in a flowing body of water, will be built along Mission Creek.

Est. cost: 1,000,000.00
Est. start: July 7, 2024
Est. end: Fall 2024

Current demand for softball diamonds within the City is high.

Est. cost: $3.6 million
Est. start: Spring 2023
Est. end: Fall 2024

Part of the local street urbanization program Morrison Ave from Richter to Ethel will be upgraded with sidewalk on both sides of the road and new storm water management...

Est. start: Summer 2025
Est. end: Fall 2025

Upgrading the Okanagan Heritage Museum's front entrance to improve accessibility. 

Est. cost: $300,000
Est. start: Summer 2024
Est. end: Fall 2024

This project will complete the missing rail-trail connection from Old Vernon Road at the north end of the Kelowna Airport to the boundary of Lake Country near Beaver Lake...

Est. cost: $1.2M
Est. start: tba
Est. end: tba

Sanitary main replacements will occur along the Osprey Avenue corridor and include Gore Street and Bath Street.

Est. cost: $1.5 million
Est. start: Fall 2023
Est. end: Spring 2024

The objective of this project is to upgrade the existing water infrastructure along Raymer Avenue between Mappin Court and Gordon Drive.

Est. cost: $850,000
Est. start: July 2024
Est. end: September 2024