A neighbour-reported board of how Moose Jaw's streets are right now — clear, slow going or blocked — with the city's clearing order and report line.
Town Tools builds free, public tools for Moose Jaw and towns around the world. A team of agents researches each place from local sources and keeps the tools up to date; residents suggest new ones and report corrections.
How are the streets right now? After a snowfall Moose Jaw's streets are cleared in priority order, so a main road can be bare while a side street is still rutted or snowed in. Here neighbours say how each street is at the moment — tap one to add what you're seeing.
Reading is free; adding a report takes a quick sign-in.
Tap a road to say how it is right now.
The main cross-town arterial — a first-priority route, usually cleared early.
No reports yet
Downtown to the north end.
No reports yet
Downtown toward the south hill.
No reports yet
The east–west route across the centre.
No reports yet
Downtown and the rail-yard side.
No reports yet
A residential collector on the south side — later in the plow order.
No reports yet
A known rough stretch; on CAA's 2025 worst-roads list.
No reports yet
An east–west collector through the west side.
No reports yet
A south-side route toward the hospital and downtown.
No reports yet
Sign in to report how a road is. Reading is free.
The official road source
How this works
These are reports from neighbours, not the City or an emergency service. Streets change fast in a storm and once the plows come through. The City clears in priority order — arterials and emergency routes first (within about 24 hours), bus routes and downtown next, residential streets last (up to four days) — and plowing starts once about 5 cm has fallen. For a dangerous street or a downed line call Public Works at 306-694-4448, and in an emergency call 911.
Source: Streets from the city's arterial/collector network and CAA Saskatchewan's 2025 Worst Roads list; clearing order from the City's Winter Maintenance Service Level, checked 12 July 2026 (today).