Active transportation – more than $3 million invested

• Balfour – Gravel improvements - gravel production and placement on Kokanee Glacier Park Road, a key active transportation and recreational side road route.
• Castlegar – Road widening and resurfacing at the Columbia Road Park and Ride.
• Fernie – Construction of 500 meters of West Fernie multi-use pathway at Riverside Road to McCleod Avenue providing connectivity to the Centennial Trail.
• Invermere – Safety improvements of sidewalk and approaches that allow for multi-modal access on and off the Athalmer Bridge.
• The East Kootenay Regional District – Brushing, ditching and resurfacing along BNSF Recreational Trail from Cottonwood to Kapak Road.
• Regional District of Central Kootenay – Brushing, ditching and resurfacing along the BNR Recreation Trail from Svoboda Road to Troup.
• Nelson – New cycle activated warning signs for cyclists crossing the Kootenay Lake Bridge.
• Nelson – Brushing, ditching, widening and paving to improve bus stops from Nelson to Balfour.
• Slocan – Transit improvements along Highway 6 between Slocan to New Denver.

Climate adaptation – nearly $8 million invested

• Revelstoke – Purchase and stockpile rip rap for future erosion protection of Highway 23 bridge piers and embankments.
• Golden – Construct erosion protection for ditches, culvert inlets/outlets, settlement/debris basins and trash rack cleaning along Hewitt Road and regrade shoulder along Highway 95.
• Fernie – Rip-rap production at Highway 3 Elko Martin Pit Quarry. Sort and stockpile rip rap at Toby Creek Pit.
• Fairmont – Culvert installations in Fairmont for flood mitigation and to improve overflow capacity.
• Sparwood – Repaired failing culvert and sinkhole on Highway 43 near Musil Road in Elk Valley.
• Jaffray – First Nations Archaeological Initial Assessment and investigative works for future shoulder widening on Waldo Road.
• Elko – Avalanche path catchment debris clean out to to provide adequate snow storage for Highway 3.
• Galena Pass – Increase avalanche catchment area along Highway 31.
• West Kootenay (nine sites) – Generate rip rap material by removing rock on the side of highways and side roads.
• Slocan – Replace deep fill culvert on Highway 6 near Nakusp.
• Rossland – Replace failing culvert on Highway 22.
• Edgewood – Ditching, culvert installation, and rock drain installation to improve drainage along Inonoaklin Valley Road.
• Creston Outflow – Replace failing outlet of culvert on Highway 21.
• Spillimacheen – Produce and stockpile material for structure replacement along Highway 95.
• Jaffray – Installation of a 900-metre ellipse culvert on Jaffray Baynes Lake Road to allow for the safe movement of the endangered Painted Turtle.
• West Kootenay (6 sites) – Increased avalanche catchment areas on various avalanche paths in area.
• Yahk – Brushing and ditching to improve site distance and drainage.

Rural and remote communities – more than $5 million invested

• Ktunaxa Nation (Aq’am) – Mission-Wasa Low Road strengthening, drainage improvements, shoulder widening and resurfacing.
• Invermere – Toby Creek Road strengthening, drainage/culvert upgrades, resurfacing shoulder widening and sign refresh.
• Wycliffe – Construct a right-turn deceleration lane onto Wycliffe Park Road from Highway 95A.
• Radium – Production of surfacing and road gravels for Westside Road strengthening.
• Cranbrook – Production of high fines surfacing for Lumberton Road, Caroll Creek Road and Yawk Meadow Creek Road.
• Fort Steele – Rip rap production for erosion site on Wardner Fort Steele Road near Ft. Steele.
• Kimberley – Base repairs, road strengthening and surface patching for St. Mary’s Lake Road on the road to Grey Creek Pass.
• West Kootenay (six sites)– Generate crush and gravelling for Highway 31 and district side roads.
• Grand Forks – Base repair to Mann Road and Spraggot Road.
• Grand Forks Area – Brushing.
• Nakusp/Burton – Brushing along highways 6 and 31.