Public Works
Although the City of Vaudreuil-Dorion maintains its infrastructure on an ongoing basis, traffic can be impeded by work or events. Every effort is made to reduce the impact on pedestrians, cyclists, residents and motorists.
Road Work
Here you will find a list of road work projects under way so that you can change your usual route if need be. You'll also be informed about projects coming up in the next few months.
Note that dates are subject to change, as project schedules may be affected by factors such as weather.
Projects expected to be completed before the winter
- Back lot bike path, from Larivée Street to Saint-Charles Avenue
- Replacement of a water pipe located under Highway 40 using directional boring
- Extension of Phil-Goyette Street (phase 2) and Maurice-Richard Street (phase 2)
- Drinking water intake line for Hudson-Acres, Tree Farms and Ritchie sectors (awaiting approval from MAMOT following the opening of tenders for the work to be carried out)
- Dismantling of the pumping station located near the Vaudreuil-Dorion CHSLD on Saint-Charles Avenue
Update of the projects done in 2018
Paving work
- Valois Street (between 8th Avenue and Route Harwood)
- Chemin des Chenaux (between Bédard Street and 250 Chemin des Chenaux)
- A portion of Docteur-Thauvette Street
- Cité-des-Jeunes Boulevard (near De la Gare Boulevard)
- De la Gare Boulevard (between Cité-des-Jeunes Boulevard and Orléans Street)
- Chemin de la Petite-Rivière
- Saint-Henri viaduct sector
- Charbonneau Avenue sector
- Martel Street
- Rang Saint-Antoine
- Chicoine Street
Bike paths
- Installation of the overpass above Quinchien River and development of the bike path connecting White and Henry-Ford streets
- Marking of the bike path on Ouimet Street
- Paving of the bike path on Chemin Dumberry
- Development of the bike path on Harwood Boulevard between the Taschereau Bridge and Saint-Jean-Baptiste Avenue (Route verte)
Other
- Replacement of intake pipes in Pointe-des-Cascades and Como sectors using directional boring
- Closing of temporary passage between Des Merisiers and Des Pruches streets
- Reconfiguration of the Cité-des-Jeunes Boulevard and De la Gare Boulevard intersection
- Implementation of traffic lights at the corner of De la Gare Boulevard and Maurice-Richard Street
Work executed by EXO
By 2019, EXO (formerly RTM) plans to begin the expansion and permanent development of the station's parking lot, the redevelopment and expansion of the bus loop, and the construction of a second wharf to the north of the railway and a point of sale and services. These amenities aimed at improving user comfort will include, among other things, a secure bicycle shelter, street furniture, a public square and green spaces. 
To report potholes
If you see a pothole or other potential road hazard, there are several ways to report it:
- Contact the Public Works Department during office hours
- Fill out a form on our website
- Use the Voilà app on your smartphone
- Call 3-1-1 outside office hours