Your safety is our business
When you travel a road in Mountain View County, you’re driving on a surface that is being looked after with care by the Operational Services Department.
The County’s Operational Services department is resourced to maintain and enhance public services on 1,747 miles of roads including over 1,226 miles of gravel roads and 521 miles of chip sealed roads. In addition, the department is responsible for over 140 pieces of equipment and trucks, snow removal, dust control, salting, sanding, culvert installation, gravel pits and more.
Mountain View County is divided into 10 Road Maintenance Districts (increased from 7 in last year) and managed by a Department Superintendent, two regional supervisors and a team of committed full time and seasonal staff. We welcome your calls and inquiries at 403-335-3311 or:
Steve McInnis (steve.mcinnis@mountainviewcounty.com)
Director of Operational Services – Extension 183
Road Bans and Bridge Restrictions:
Road Bans and Bridge Restrictions: The road ban and bridge restrictions are updated daily. Please refer to "What's New" menu on the left side of the County home page when planning your haul routes.
Changes to Issuance of Road Use Agreements for Drilling Rig Moves
To simplify the process for applicants and to provide added insurance to all oil companies that, if damage does occur to a road, the appropriate party shall be held accountable, changes have been made to the issuance of Road Use Agreements for drilling rig moves. Please click here for specific details.
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