Traffic / Construction Updates
Rothesay’s Hillsview Crescent Water & Sewer Renewal Project
As part of the Town of Rothesay’s Hillsview Crescent Water & Sewer Renewal Project being constructed by Steele’s Trucking & Contracting Ltd., the following is the overnight traffic advisory update:
- At the north end of Scribner Crescent, the street is closed in both directions between the east side of the west intersection of Hillsview Crescent and Scribner Crescent and Civic #16 Scribner Crescent. Access to Hillsview Cresent is only through the west intersection with Scribner Crescent as the east intersection of Hillsview Crescent with Scribner Crescent is closed.
Frances Avenue Culvert Replacement
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Effective Monday, July 20, 2026, Frances Avenue is closed to through traffic between Beach Drive and Shipyard Road for the replacement an existing culvert crossing. The closure is anticipated to remain in place for approximately five (5) weeks, with reopening expected by Friday, August 28, 2026, subject to weather and construction conditions. A signed detour is in place on Shipyard Road for the duration of the closure. Local and emergency vehicle access within the work area will be maintained where reasonably possible; however, temporary access interruptions may be required as construction progresses.
2026 Rothesay Asphalt Resurfacing Project
With most of the Town of Rothesay’s 2026 Rothesay Asphalt Resurfacing Project locations now complete (with the exception of East Riverside Kingshurst Park), there will be no further regular traffic advisories on this project.
Note that the project as East Riverside Kingshurst Park is ongoing but does not have any traffic impacts.
Page Last Updated: July 20, 2026, at 5:47pm
Not all roadways in Rothesay are the responsibility of the Town? Rothesay Road, Hampton Road, Fox Farm Road, South Ridge Road, and Campbell Drive are all provincial roadways and are only paved with grants from the provincial government program. The province publishes a 3-year “Road Ahead Plan” that identifies all provincial roadways that will be resurfaced in the next 3 years, to view the Road Ahead Plan, click here. Rothesay does complete the maintenance on these roadways for the province (repairing potholes, sealing cracks, painting lines, plowing, etc.).
