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Belleville Infrastructure Projects Advance: Next Phases and Council Decisions Ahead
Approved contracts set timelines for sewage, road and transit work through 2028.
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The City of Belleville approved a $38.1 million contract for Peak Construction Group Ltd. to start the first phase of the Avonlough Road sewage pumping station project, with total costs reaching $43.1 million and completion planned for December 2028.
Bridge Street East Reconstruction
Major infrastructure reconstruction is underway on Bridge Street East between Herchimer Avenue and Haig Road to replace aging water and sewer services. Construction began in May 2026 and is expected to finish by winter 2027. This work forms part of broader efforts to maintain essential services across the city.
Additional Road and Sewer Contracts
Council approved contracts for the reconstruction of Orchard Drive and Pringle Drive. These projects include new water mains, sanitary sewers and road surfaces, with completion anticipated by the end of 2026. The work addresses existing infrastructure needs in those areas.
Transit and Capital Budget Projects
The City is investing $4.16 million in six public transit projects, including new bus purchases and the Hydro Corridor Trail. These receive support from federal funding of $4.69 million and Ontario funding of $3.91 million. The 2026 Approved Capital Budget also lists the Old Highway 2 Reconstruction, Meyers Pier Rehabilitation, Wastewater Treatment Plant Expansion and Fire Hall #2 Relocation.
These commitments follow directly from the 2026 Approved Capital Budget. Specific figures such as the $38.1 million contract amount, the $43.1 million total for the sewage station and the December 2028 completion date come from city records. The Bridge Street East start date of May 2026 and winter 2027 finish, along with the end-of-2026 target for Orchard Drive and Pringle Drive, are stated in project announcements. The transit investment amounts and partner funding figures appear in the same budget documents.
With contracts now in place, the focus turns to project delivery and oversight of the remaining capital budget items. Residents can follow updates through city channels on construction schedules and any adjustments to timelines for the listed roads, sewers and transit initiatives.
References Sourced but Not Limited to:
- infrastructurebc.com · Belleville terminal redevelopment project
- quinteist.com · Biggest infrastructure project ever undertaken in belleville city moves...
- ottawaconstructionnews.com · Belleville city council approves two major infrastructure projects
- opencouncil.ca · 2025 belleville capital budget
- opencouncil.ca · Belleville engineering development department
- belleville.ca · 2026 Approved Capital Budget and 10 Year Plan Summary