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Sixteen Mile Creek Bridge Rehabilitation

To rehabilitate the Sixteen Mile Creek Bridge on the service road.

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Location

Lincoln

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Status

Planning and design

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Timeline

2025 - 2026

Project overview

The Sixteen Mile Creek Bridge was built in 1970. It is located on the North Service Road (Regional Road 39) in Lincoln, about 200 metres west of Charles Daley Park, where it crosses Sixteen Mile Creek.

Niagara Region will be rehabilitating the Sixteen Mile Creek Bridge. Design work will start in 2025 and construction is planned for 2026.

The public will be notified of any impacts to vehicle and pedestrian traffic as the project moves forward.

Sixteen Mile Creek Bridge on the North Service Road (Regional Road 39)
Sixteen Mile Creek Bridge on the North Service Road (Regional Road 39)
Sixteen Mile Creek Bridge
Sixteen Mile Creek Bridge
✓ Completed
2025
Detailed design
October 2026
Start construction
December 2026
Finish construction

North Service Road (Regional Road 39) will be closed with local access only between Jordan Road (Regional Road 26) and Seventh Street Louth (Regional Road 34) from October to December 2026.

Detours will be in place to redirect traffic.

Last updated: March 6, 2026

Niall Kerrigan, P.Eng.
Manager, Capital Projects, Transportation Engineering
Niagara Region
Email Niall Kerrigan

Arih Struger-Kalkman, P.Eng.
Project Manager
Ellis Engineering Inc.
Email Arih Struger-Kalkman