Roseville | Edworthy Side Road Roundabout

Overview

Project number: 07609 | Updated: May 2026

The Region of Waterloo is installing a single-lane roundabout at the intersection of Roseville Road and Edworthy Side Road in North Dumfries. This design was selected based on feedback received during public engagement, along with technical analysis and internal review.

This project aims to improve safety, traffic flow, and intersection operations for all road users.

This work includes:

Construction of a single-lane roundabout
Installation of storm sewers, road base, curb and gutter
Asphalt removal and replacement
Ditch grading and profiling
Installation of additional lighting within the project limits.

Construction is scheduled to begin in June 2026 and is expected to be completed by November 2026. Work will be completed in phases:

Schedule

Public Engagement- 2023
Design and planning: 2024–2026
Construction: June 2026–November 2026

Note: timing may be affected by weather conditions and changing project scope; updates will be posted as needed.

Budget

$4,058,000

Contact

Daniel Di Pietro, P.Eng.
Engineer, Region of Waterloo
dadipietro@regionofwaterloo.ca

Service First Contact Centre: 519-575-4400

Getting around during construction

During Stage 1, there will be a one-day closure along Roseville Road. Road users (motorists and cyclists) will be directed to utilize Edworthy Side Road, Cedar Creek Road, St Andrews St and George St as an alternate route around the closure. View Stage 1 detour map.

During Stage 2, westbound traffic will be restricted along Roseville Road for approximately one week. Road users will be directed to utilize George St, St Andrews St, Cedar Creek Road and Edworthy Side Road. Eastbound traffic along Roseville will not be impacted.

Additional detours and traffic impacts required for future construction stages will be communicated to residents and road users through advance signage and website updates.

Public engagement

The public was invited to provide feedback on this project in 2023. For details on those comments and how the Region is responding, visit the EngageWR project page.