VancouverInvestmentsCapital service · 2022
Streets
The City of Vancouver's 2022 capital expenditure budget puts $133M into streets, 19% of the year; the largest program is “2019-2022 Metered Parking program”.
Source: City of Vancouver open data, capital budget 2022.
$133M
capital expenditure budget, 2022
By year, 2021–2026
$109M in 2021 · $189M in 2026
Click a year to see its amount.
Its programs, 2022
2019-2022 Metered Parking programManaging Transportation Network$13.0MGranville Bridge GreenwaysExpand Sustainable Transportation$11.6MGranville Bridge CoatingManaging Transportation Network$9.8MCity Wide Street Lighting LED replacementManaging Transportation Network$9.6M2019-2022 Rehabilitation Of Major Roads - MRN (Major Road Network)Managing Transportation Network$6.3M2019-2022 Active Transportation Corridors & Spot ImprovementsExpand Sustainable Transportation$6.1M2019-2022 Rehabilitation Of Major Roads - CityManaging Transportation Network$4.1MClimate Emergency Response - Transportation initiativesExpand Sustainable Transportation$4.0MShow 62 more
Design for Robson & Alberni Street ImprovementsStreet Use$3.3MDrake Green Complete Street ImprovementsExpand Sustainable Transportation$3.3M2019-2022 Transit Related ImprovementsExpand Sustainable Transportation$3.1M2019-2022 New SidewalksExpand Sustainable Transportation$3.1MViaducts Removal/Northeast False Creek RedevelopmentManaging Transportation Network$3.0MWest End Active Transportation ImprovementsExpand Sustainable Transportation$3.0M2019-2022 Underground Street Lighting ConduitsManaging Transportation Network$2.8M2019-2022 Sidewalk RehabilitationManaging Transportation Network$2.4MGastown Complete Street ImprovementsExpand Sustainable Transportation$2.4MCambie Bridge Seismic upgrades and Deck rehabilitationManaging Transportation Network$2.0M2019-2022 Traffic Signal RehabilitationManaging Transportation Network$2.0M2019-2022 Local Roads RehabilitationManaging Transportation Network$1.9M2019-2022 Street Activities (Renewal)Street Use$1.8M2019-2022 Rehabilitation Of Street Lighting & PolesManaging Transportation Network$1.8M2019-2022 Pedestrian Curb Ramp programManaging Transportation Network$1.7M2019-2022 New Pedestrian & Bicycle SignalsManaging Transportation Network$1.6MCambie Corridor Complete Street Improvements - King Edward To 37thExpand Sustainable Transportation$1.6M2019-2022 Trolley Pole ReplacementManaging Transportation Network$1.5M2019-2022 Pedestrian & Bike Signal rehabilitationManaging Transportation Network$1.4M2019-2022 Transportation Planning StudiesManaging Transportation Network$1.3M2019-2022 Neighbourhood Safety ImprovementsManaging Transportation Network$1.3M2019-2022 Traffic Signal Controller ReplacementManaging Transportation Network$1.3MClimate Emergency Response - Curbside electrical power supplyExpand Sustainable Transportation$1.3M2019-2022 Zero Fatalities & Serious Injuries programManaging Transportation Network$1.2M2019-2022 At-Grade Rail Crossing UpgradesManaging Transportation Network$1.1MBroadway Subway project OfficeExpand Sustainable Transportation$1.1MComfort Station renewalStreet Use$1.1M2019-2022 Active Transportation - Design StaffingExpand Sustainable Transportation$1.1M2019-2022 Major Bridge MaintenanceManaging Transportation Network$1.0M2019-2022 Active Transportation - Planning StaffingExpand Sustainable Transportation$1.0MCambie Bridge Seismic AssessmentManaging Transportation Network$868k2019-2022 Bridgeway Slope StabilizationManaging Transportation Network$832k2019-2022 Transportation Monitoring and ITS (Intelligent Transportation Systems) PlanningManaging Transportation Network$821k2019-2022 LED Fixture Electrification SensorsManaging Transportation Network$800k2019-2022 Arterial Improvements, Congestion & Transit ReliabilityManaging Transportation Network$784k2019-2022 Rehabilitation of Street Pole BasesManaging Transportation Network$720k2019-2022 School Safety & Active Routes ImprovementsManaging Transportation Network$709k2019-2022 H-Frame ReplacementManaging Transportation Network$556k2019-2022 Signal Communication rehabilitationManaging Transportation Network$500k2019-2022 Traffic Signal LED ReplacementManaging Transportation Network$500kClimate Emergency Response - Electric Vehicle Charging Station DeploymentExpand Sustainable Transportation$500kFilm Power Kiosk NetworkManaging Transportation Network$400k2019-2022 Lanes Local ImprovementsManaging Transportation Network$386k2019-2022 Street Light Fixture Arm rehabilitationManaging Transportation Network$369kGranville Bridge upgrade - SeismicManaging Transportation Network$352kRobson Square - 700 BlockStreet Use$350kAccessible Public Washrooms - Charleson ParkStreet Use$327kGranville Bridge upgrade - North/SouthManaging Transportation Network$313k2019-2022 Design Investigation - TransportationManaging Transportation Network$282k2019-2022 Trolley Route ReroutingManaging Transportation Network$246kCurbside Electrical Power SupplyManaging Transportation Network$200k2019-2022 Street Light Fixtures – Decorative/PedestrianManaging Transportation Network$200kGeorgia Gateway West Complete Street ImprovementsExpand Sustainable Transportation$200k2019-2022 Rehabilitation of Electrical Service Panels & KiosksManaging Transportation Network$199k2019-2022 Dock ReplacementManaging Transportation Network$193kStill Creek viewing platformExpand Sustainable Transportation$170k2019-2022 Street Activities (New)Street Use$164kVancouver Art Gallery Plaza Extension to Hornby Block 51Street Use$121kDetailed Design For Arbutus Greenway - Zone 3 And 8Expand Sustainable Transportation$100kDHR DecommissioningManaging Transportation Network$85kDowntown Trolley Wire ExpansionExpand Sustainable Transportation$60k2019-2022 Transportation Monitoring and ITS (Intelligent Transportation Systems) ReplacementManaging Transportation Network$27kIn the 2023–2026 Capital Plan: $652M, by sub-category
Building a resilient network33 programs$342M
Improving mobility13 programs$223M
Supporting public life13 programs$70.5M
Prior Capital Plan Items1 programs$16.2M
About these figures
The 2022 budget file (2019-2022 Capital Plan) prints this service as “Transportation & Street Use”.
Each program is listed under the service the year’s budget file gives it; a program can move from one service to another between budgets.