Canadian Infrastructure Report Card
2019
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The standardized rating system is a management tool the City uses to develop a comprehensive inventory of its infrastructure assets and to evaluate their state and condition.
The City’s assets are grouped into one of four portfolios: Transportation, Environment and Safety, Social Infrastructure, and Corporate Infrastructure − and divided further into 14 infrastructure subgroups.
Portfolio | Group |
Transportation | Road right of way: roads, sidewalks, bridges |
Traffic control & street lighting | |
Transit facilities & equipment | |
Environment and Safety | Drainage |
Waste management facilities | |
Police | |
Fire Rescue | |
Social Infrastructure | Community Infrastructure |
Parks | |
Housing | |
Library | |
Corporate Infrastructure | Buildings |
Fleet | |
Technology |
To examine the state and condition of the City’s assets, each asset is rated on the five-point ranking system (very good, good, fair, poor, and very poor) according to its physical condition, demand/capacity, and functionality.
This tool enables Council and Administration to have consistent information when comparing the condition of separate infrastructure elements (roads to drainage or parks to information systems) and in establishing funding priorities.
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Telephone | 780-496-5302 |
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