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About the project The Region of Waterloo is improving Trussler Road, from Bleams Road (southern limit) to Yellow Birch Drive in the City of Kitchener and Township of Wilmot. Potential improvements include widening from two to four lanes as identified in the 2011 Regional Transportation Master Plan (RTMP) and the 2018 RTMP Update and installing active transportation facilities through the Active Transportation Network Strategy.
The Region is in the early stages of a Municipal Class Environmental Assessment (EA), with construction anticipated to run from 2027 to 2029 as per the Regional Council-approved 2024 Transportation Capital Program.
The cost of this project will depend on the approved improvement alternative, as well as necessary infrastructure relocations and property acquisitions. Funding of $12.58 million for improvements on Trussler Road is included in the Region’s 2024 Transportation Capital Program.
Public engagement Please share your comments with us on this project by completing the questionnaire below by December 12, 2024. Your comments will be considered by the project team in conjunction with all other relevant information to recommend a preferred alternative for this project.
Project presentation You can watch the video presentation on the right side of this page to learn more about this project and the designs the project team is considering.
There will be more opportunities to provide input throughout the project planning. Please subscribe to this page to receive emails with project updates and engagement opportunities.
About the project The Region of Waterloo is improving Trussler Road, from Bleams Road (southern limit) to Yellow Birch Drive in the City of Kitchener and Township of Wilmot. Potential improvements include widening from two to four lanes as identified in the 2011 Regional Transportation Master Plan (RTMP) and the 2018 RTMP Update and installing active transportation facilities through the Active Transportation Network Strategy.
The Region is in the early stages of a Municipal Class Environmental Assessment (EA), with construction anticipated to run from 2027 to 2029 as per the Regional Council-approved 2024 Transportation Capital Program.
The cost of this project will depend on the approved improvement alternative, as well as necessary infrastructure relocations and property acquisitions. Funding of $12.58 million for improvements on Trussler Road is included in the Region’s 2024 Transportation Capital Program.
Public engagement Please share your comments with us on this project by completing the questionnaire below by December 12, 2024. Your comments will be considered by the project team in conjunction with all other relevant information to recommend a preferred alternative for this project.
Project presentation You can watch the video presentation on the right side of this page to learn more about this project and the designs the project team is considering.
There will be more opportunities to provide input throughout the project planning. Please subscribe to this page to receive emails with project updates and engagement opportunities.
The project team will review the public comments received from the first public engagement and use them as input in completing the Trussler Road Class Environmental Assessment.
Alternatives
this is an upcoming stage for Trussler Road
An assessment of the potential impacts of each alternative on the project environment will be completed and the project team will evaluate the alternatives.
Public Meeting #2 — Winter 2025
this is an upcoming stage for Trussler Road
The project team will present the evaluated alternatives at this second public meeting.
Regional Council meeting — Later in 2025
this is an upcoming stage for Trussler Road
Regional staff will take a recommendation to Regional Council for approval of an improvement alternative that best meets the needs of the public while minimizing the impact on the environment.
All comments and information provided become part of the review process and are being collected to assist the Region of Waterloo in completing the planning and design for the University Avenue Class EA and Reconstruction. All submissions will become part of the public record files for this matter. Personal information collected is under the authority of the Municipal Act, 2001 and in compliance with the Municipal Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act, R.S.O. 1990. Questions about the collection of personal information should be directed to Andrew Doman, Project Manager at ADoman@regionofwaterloo or 519-575-4400 x 3183 (TTY 519-575-4608)
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