Welcome to the Regional Public Works Projects in Lincoln page. This page is a central location for significant Niagara Region Public Works projects taking place in Lincoln and have a direct impact on our community. It is important to note that these projects are managed by Niagara Region and fall within their jurisdiction due to the different levels of service between local and regional government, and/or presence on regional roads. The larger projects are listed below with background information, while the other projects are listed at the bottom of the page with links to the existing project pages on the Region's website.
While the Town may not have direct authority over these initiatives, we are committed to providing a convenient summary of project information and relevant links to the specific project pages on the Region's website. For more detailed insights and any inquiries, we encourage you to visit Niagara Region's website and reach out to their knowledgeable staff as indicated on the project pages. Collaboration is key, and together, we are committed to making improvements to infrastructure to support community growth and improvement.
Niagara Region is addressing the failing road platform along King Street (Regional Road 81) from Greenlane to Hillview Drive in Lincoln. The existing road has reached the end of its lifecycle and requires remediation. This project will provide a complete reconstruction of the road.
The station was built in 1978 and underwent significant upgrades in 2014. A capacity upgrade is now needed to support local growth. During the 2014 upgrade, 1.8 kilometres of forcemain was replaced to meet the current demand. The remaining 3.8 kilometres now need replacement.
This station needs a capacity upgrade to support the Prudhommes Landing development.
Construction will include a new 520 metre long forcemain. This will run from the pumping station, along Laurie Avenue and Victoria Avenue North, up to North Service Road.
The Jordan Valley Sanitary Pumping Station (SPS) and Force Main Upgrades project will involve replacing pumps and making minor structural improvements to the pumping station to enhance system reliability and performance.
The tender process has now closed, with construction expected to begin in Summer 2026 and take one year to complete.
Niagara Region is undertaking the Niagara Escarpment Crossing Comprehensive Environmental Assessment (previously known as an Individual Environmental Assessment). The study aims to improve the capacity for goods movement and redirect truck traffic away from residential areas in west Niagara. The assessment will look at a range of options to demonstrate the need for a new crossing of the escarpment.
A road reconstruction is planned for King Street (Regional Road 81) from Vinehaven Trail to Twenty-Third Street in Lincoln to improve road conditions, infrastructure, road capacity, on-street parking, streetscaping and urban design, as well as overhead utility conversion.
Niagara Region will be rehabilitating the Sixteen Mile Creek Bridge. Design work will start in 2025 and construction is planned for October 2026.
Have questions or want to learn more about a project, contact us below:
| Phone | 905-563-2799 |
|---|---|
| info@lincoln.ca | |
| Website | www.lincoln.ca/ |
| In writing | 4800 South Service Road |
