Roads & Public Works

Elizabethtown-Kitley Roads Department

The Township of Elizabethtown-Kitley operates two road garages, in New Dublin and Toledo, and is responsible for maintaining 365.9 kilometers of municipally owned gravel and hard surface roads. The Roads Department is committed to providing a safe, efficient, and cost-effective road network.

For general inquiries, call 613-345-7480 ext. 238 or email recreation@ektwp.ca. 
To report a concern, click the 'Report a Concern' button below.

2026 Roads Infrastructure Projects

Each year, Council approves road construction projects based on community needs and available funding. The following projects are proposed for approval in the 2026 budget. Timelines for start and completion have not yet been determined.

Road Name From To Length (km) Status
Coon's Road County Road 29 Dead End 0.6 Planned (2026)
Kitley Line 8 Road Edwards Road Leacock Road 1.4 Planned (2026)
Lyn Valley Road Main Street West Murphy Road 1.5 Planned (2026)
Halleck’s Road North Murphy Road CNR Tracks 1.2 Planned (2026)
Kilkenny Road County Road 46 Burnbrae Road 2.5 Planned (2026)
Total     7.2  

Road Name From To Length (km) Status
Heather Crescent Debruge Road Dead End 0.5 First stage (paving) to commence July 2, 2026.
Susan Drive Dead End Dead End 0.4 First stage (paving) to commence July 2, 2026.
Meg Avenue Heather Crescent Airport Road 0.1 First stage (paving) to commence July 2, 2026.
Bronze Road Airport Road Susan Drive 0.2 First stage (paving) to commence July 2, 2026.
Applewood Circle 2nd Concession Road Dead End 0.1 First stage (paving) to commence July 3, 2026.
Old Sharpes Lane North 2nd Concession Road Dead End 0.15 First stage (paving) to commence July 3, 2026.
Paul Road County Road 2 Wanda Drive 0.3 First stage (paving) to commence July 6, 2026.
Wanda Drive Paul Fernbank 0.5 First stage (paving) to commence July 6, 2026.
Maplewood Drive County Road 2 Dead End 1.2 First stage (paving) to commence July 6, 2026.
Eleanor Fulford Crescent Halleck’s Road South Halleck’s Road South 0.7 First stage (paving) to commence July 6, 2026.
Total     4.15  

Road Name From To Length (km) Status
Healey Road Chant Road Kitley Line 8 Road 0.8 Planned (2026)
Total     0.8  

Road rehabilitation projects are essential to maintaining safe and reliable infrastructure, but they can temporarily impact travel and daily routines. Learn what to expect during construction, including project phases, timelines, and helpful safety tips for navigating work zones.

Entranceways & Culverts

In order to establish an entranceway onto your property, a permit must first be issued. 
If you live on a County Road you must contact the County Roads Department to make this application.

By-law 11-35 of the Corporation of the Township of Elizabethtown-Kitley states that the term “entranceway”:

… Shall mean any driveway, lane, private road, entrance or other structure or facility constructed or used as a means of access to a township road, and includes the tiling and covering or filling in of a roadside ditch for the purpose of improving a lawn or other frontage.

Section 2.04 of By-law 11-35, the Entranceways By-law, states that permits are required in order that:

…The location of the entranceway must be approved by the Road Superintendent to ensure maximum safety, free flow of traffic and compliance with municipal by-laws and to minimize the possibility of interference with the road or the creation of a maintenance problem.

Applications for an entranceway onto a Township road must be made to the Public Works Department of the Township of Elizabethtown-Kitley.

The permit fee of one hundred dollars ($100.00) must be received by the Township before the permit can be issued.

To obtain an entranceway permit onto a road maintained by the United Counties of Leeds and Grenville, please contact the Counties at 613-342-3840 or write to:

United Counties of Leeds & Grenville
25 Central Ave. W., Suite 100
Brockville, ON K6V 4N6

Looking for our Entranceway Application? Find it here:

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