Service Interruptions

We are sharing a message from the City of Mississauga about upcoming construction work on Dundas Street West requiring lane reductions.  This roadwork near campus that may impact your commute to campus. 

As always, we encourage our community to consider sustainable ways to get to campus such as public transit to reduce the volume of single-passenger vehicle use to campus and to review detour routes if recommended by the City during the project.  

We are sharing a message from the City of Mississauga about the next stage of continuing roadwork near campus that may impact your commute to campus due to lane reductions.  

As always, we encourage our community to consider sustainable ways to get to campus such as public transit to reduce the volume of single-passenger vehicle use to campus and to review detour routes if recommended by the City during the project.  

-UTM Facilities Management and Planning

On Monday, November 18^th and Thursday November 21^st, a crane and support vehicles/equipment will be positioned on Residence Road across from Blocks D for both Schreiberwood and Roy Ivor residences.  This work is part of the crane mobilization and set up for the construction of the new Student Residence.

There will be an interruption to the fire alarm systems at Deerfield Hall as part of the “DH4090 Psychology Office Renovation” project.  The horn strobe in corridor DH4090 will be relocated, necessitating a system bypass.

During this work, the fire alarm system will be offline.  Campus Safety or security guards will provide a fire watch for the duration of this interruption.   Contractors will be working in corridor DH4090 to complete the relocation on Tuesday, November 19, 2024.

Corridor furniture installations are scheduled for the William G. Davis Building, Block A Corridors, Floors 1 &  4 on Thursday, November 21^st, 2024.

There will be periods of noisy work as the new furniture must be floor-mounted requiring drilling into the floor.  Drilling duration is estimated to last no more than 40 minutes per floor.