Roadwork in Your Area

Scheduled and ongoing infrastructure projects

This page provides an overview of municipal infrastructure work that is scheduled or currently underway within the Town of Hampstead. Its purpose is to ensure clear and proactive communication so that residents may plan their travel accordingly and anticipate any temporary adjustments that may affect daily routines.
Projects may involve roadwork, rehabilitation or replacement of water and sewer lines, infrastructure modernization, major interventions carried out by Hydro-Québec, sidewalk or roadway rehabilitation, as well as the implementation of traffic calming measures.
Information is updated on a regular basis. Timelines provided are estimates only and may be adjusted due to weather conditions, technical constraints, unforeseen site discoveries or operational factors beyond the Town’s control.
Last updated: October 21, 2026

Hydro-Québec

When a power interruption is required, it does not necessarily coincide with the work schedule indicated below. In such cases, any service interruption will be communicated directly by Hydro-Québec. Please also note that Hydro-Québec does not notify municipalities for work of less than five hours’ duration.
Temporary Water Interruption on Place Aldred

As part of the Town’s water valve replacement program, excavation work is scheduled on Place Aldred on Monday, October 26, 2026. A temporary water interruption is expected from 9 a.m. to approximately midnight.

The affected intersection will be closed to traffic for the duration of the work, and detour and street closure signage will be in place to ensure the safe movement of vehicles and pedestrians.

Notices will be distributed to all affected addresses by Public Works. Upon request, Public Works will provide 4 L bottles of water to residents during the interruption.

Once service is restored, please let your tap run for approximately 10 minutes to prevent the appearance of rust-coloured water.

We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and thank you for your understanding.

For more information, please contact 514‑369‑8200.

Beginning October 19, the Town will install a permanent curb extension at the intersection of Netherwood and Fallbrook. During the work, Netherwood will be closed to traffic between Fallbrook and Colchester for approximately three weeks. The street will reopen to traffic in the evenings and overnight.

Work will be carried out tomorrow, October 15, between 7:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. on the traffic signals at the intersection of Netherwood Street and Fleet Avenue.

No traffic disruptions are expected during the work.

The Town of Hampstead will be undertaking rehabilitation work on Avenue Fleet as part of its municipal infrastructure renewal program. These improvements are intended to enhance roadway conditions, improve comfort and safety for road users, and help preserve the integrity and long-term durability of both municipal infrastructure and nearby residential properties along Avenue Fleet. The project will also help reduce the impacts associated with roadway deterioration. The work will result in traffic disruptions, including the closure of westbound Avenue Fleet between Pinedale, located at the entrance to the Town, and Queen-Mary. Certain adjacent intersections may also be affected.

Work Period

Dates: Beginning September 22 and continuing until no later than October 30
Expected schedule of disruptions: 7:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., except during paving operations, which may extend until 6:00 p.m.
Please note that the schedule may vary depending on operational requirements and weather conditions.

Expected impacts

  • Full closure of westbound Avenue Fleet between Pinedale, at the Town entrance, and Queen-Mary for the duration of the work;
  • Local traffic maintained through the temporary reconfiguration of eastbound lanes, allowing one lane of traffic in each direction, with traffic control personnel on site as required;
  • No right turns permitted onto Rue Minden for eastbound traffic
    during morning peak traffic periods;
  • No left turns permitted onto Rue Minden for westbound traffic during afternoon and evening peak traffic periods;
  • Closure of the western intersection of Croissant Netherwood and Avenue Fleet;
  • Temporary parking restrictions in the vicinity of the work zone.

Important recommendations

  • Plan for alternate routes and comply with on-site signage.
  • Exercise increased caution near the work area to ensure the safety of pedestrians, workers and motorists.

Potential impacts

Depending on the nature of the project, residents may experience:

  • Temporary traffic modifications
    • Parking restrictions
    • Limited driveway access
    • Increased noise during authorized hours
    • Utility service interventions

The Town strives to minimize disruptions and maintain safe access to properties at all times.