Road, Bridge, Sidewalk Notices

The following roads have been closed by Scugog Public Works due to flooding:
Nesbitt Line between Highway 7A and Malcolm Rd.
Crews are out in full force monitoring and closing roads as necessary. Road closures will also be posted on social media. All roads inquiries may be directed to works@scugog.ca
UPDATED March 25, 2019 3:30 p.m.

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Vehicle weight restriction for ALL Township of Scugog roads, no exceptions, will be in place starting March 1, 2019 and will be in effect until approximately May 15, 2019. Weather conditions will determine the actual end to the enforcement season.
Vehicle loads are restricted to a maximum of FIVE TONNES per axle, in accordance with the Township of Scugog Traffic By-law. 
For additional information about weight restrictions contact: 
Public Works
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UPDATE: Weather pending, work will take place on Thursday February 28, 2019. Please plan alternate routes as Queen Street will be closed Simcoe to Bigelow as well as the sidewalks on the North and South West Corners of Queen/Simcoe. Overhead work will be taking place so please do not walk in this area. We are asking that all residents obey detour instructions, signage and barricades to ensure everyone's safety.  
Township of Scugog will be undertaking the removal...
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Please be advised that Durham Region has issued a PSA regarding lane restrictions happening in Scugog starting June, 2018. 
Where: Simcoe Street (Regional Road 2), from Riverview Drive to Castle Harbour Drive.
Work will begin this week (May 28, 2018) and is expected to be complete by the end of June. Weather conditions could influence the work timeline. 
For more information about Regional construction, design and environmental assessment projects, visit ...
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Repairs are underway to improve sidewalks in the community. The condition of sidewalks in Scugog continues to be assessed throughout the year and priority repairs have been identified. Sidewalk and curb assessments are an annual requirement with inspections happening regularly. Ongoing maintenance is conducted throughout the year including trip hazard removal and repair of sunken sidewalks. More significant repairs are prioritized in order of need.
Council approved $150 thousand......
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