County Roads and Infrastructure

Operational Services Department

Operational Services maintains the County Road System. The department is responsible for grading, gravelling, snow removal, application of sand & salt, dust control, drainage, tree & brush control, signage and County gravel pits.

The department maintains a large fleet of graders, gravel trucks, loaders, sweepers, water trucks; over 140 pieces of equipment housed in six shops located throughout the County.

County Road Inventory

Gravel Roads 1975 km
Chip seal roads - 818 km
Pavement - 104 km
Total - 2897 km

Operational Services also oversees:

Issuance of Seasonal Road Bans (March 12th to June 5th annually), Bridge Restrictions and Road Use Agreements
Issuance of ongoing and temporary Road Bans
The Annual Dust Program available to county residents as per Policy #4015.
The sale and loading of gravel screenings to county residents as per Policy #4025

Operational Services Quadrants: See map here

Mountain View County Long Range Infrastructure Plan (2025 - 2029)

How We Keep You Moving at Mountain View County – Video Series

Mountain View County is committed to keeping residents informed about the work that goes into maintaining and improving our road network and transportation infrastructure.

"On the Road: How We Keep You Moving at Mountain View County" is an educational video series showcasing the services, programs, and infrastructure work delivered by our Agricultural Services and Operational Services teams. The series highlights activities such as road maintenance, dust suppression, roadside vegetation control, bridge and culvert replacement, snow removal, and more.

Click on any of the video thumbnails below to watch and learn more about how these services help keep people, goods, and communities moving safely and efficiently across Mountain View County.

Available Videos - click a thumbnail below to watch each video on our YouTube channel

BRUSHING - Clearing the Way