City Infrastructure Projects

The City of Port Colborne is investing in infrastructure to maintain and improve roads, water and wastewater systems, public facilities and other essential services throughout the community.

Explore current and upcoming infrastructure projects below to find information about project timelines, status and planned improvements.

Aerial view of a construction site featuring a new building beside an older structure, surrounded by trees.

Status
In Progress
Category
Facilities
Estimated Completion
December 2026
The City of Port Colborne is constructing a new licensed child care facility that will create 49 spaces for infants, toddlers and preschool-aged children.
Construction site with machinery and workers beside a road, surrounded by trees and water.

Status
In Progress
Category
Utilities
Estimated Completion
September 2027
The City of Port Colborne is constructing water and wastewater infrastructure in the East Side Employment Lands along Progress Drive North, Progress Drive South, Highway 140 and Third Concession. The ...
Aerial view of a quiet street with shops on either side and a vehicle in motion.

Status
In Progress
Category
Roads & Sidewalks
Estimated Completion
November 27, 2026
The City of Port Colborne is reconstructing King Street between Clarence Street and Charlotte Street. The work includes replacing sidewalks, curbs, trees and the roadway.
Aerial view of a suburban neighbourhood with houses, roads, and a park under a cloudy sky.

Status
In Progress
Category
Studies & Environmental Assessments
Estimated Completion
February 2027
The City of Port Colborne has initiated a Schedule B Municipal Class Environmental Assessment (EA) for the Lockview Development Area. The Study will identify the preferred stormwater strategy for the ...
View of a warmly lit entryway with wooden flooring, decorative plants, and vintage light fixtures.

Status
Complete
Category
Facilities
The Roselawn Centre was originally built in 1860 as a stately three-story home of Upper Canada Victorian architecture, changing hands in early 1870s and 1900s, and eventually became The Port Colborne ...
View into a dark pipe showing a distant interior with marked distance measurements.

Status
In Progress
Category
Sewer Rehabilitation
Estimated Completion
60% complete
The City of Port Colborne is completing the repair of sanitary laterals, the pipes that connect homes to sewer mains, through lining the existing pipes. This work helps reduce groundwater entering the...
Steam billowing from a building near a road with orange cones and a river in the background.

Status
In Progress
Category
Sewer Rehabilitation
Estimated Completion
90% complete
The City of Port Colborne is repairing aging sanitary sewers through lining existing pipes. This work helps reduce groundwater entering the sewer system and extends the life of existing infrastructure...
Aerial view of a small town with residential areas and tree-lined streets in autumn.

Status
In Progress
Category
Studies & Environmental Assessments
Estimated Completion
February 2027
The City of Port Colborne is completing a Schedule B Municipal Class Environmental Assessment for the Sugarloaf Area. The study will identify a preferred stormwater strategy for the area, including a stormwater outlet strategy and trunk storm sewer alignment.
Aerial view of a large construction site with a deep circular excavation and machinery.

Status
In Progress
Category
Utilities
Estimated Completion
December 2026
Niagara Region is constructing a new servicing tunnel underneath the Welland Canal to bring additional water and wastewater capacity to the east side of Port Colborne.