Kawartha Lakes Public Works/Roads Department

This streaming channel scans 3 City of Kawartha Lakes Roads radio repeaters/towers utilized by the Public Works fleet including Snowplows, Sand/Salt Trucks, Sidewalk Plows, Patrol Supervisors and other Public Works operations.

Winter operations

• Kawartha Lakes is the second largest geographic municipality in Ontario. They have approximately 5400 lane kilometres to maintain during every winter and/or freezing rain event. That doesnt mean that they have the second largest fleet of trucks to deal with it.
• Snow plow operations typically begin at 4am and plow routes can take as long as ten hours to complete. Plow operators driving hours are regulated by O. Reg. 555/06 Hours of Service and this limits the number of hours they can drive in any given day.
• CKL has over 70 snow plow routes throughout Kawartha Lakes with a mix of employee operated and Contractor operated trucks.

East Patrol Operating Areas & Depots:
Manvers Twp Depot (Hwy 35 & 7A East, Bethany)
Emily Twp Depot (Centreline Rd & Shamrock Rd, Omemee)
Verulam Twp/Bobcaygeon Depot (Duke St, Bobcaygeon)
Sommerville Twp Depot (Hillside Dr, Burnt River)
Fenelon Twp East Depot (Sturgeon Pt Rd, S of Glenarm Rd)
Ops Twp Depot (Fieldside Rd, N of Hwy 7)

West Patrol Operating Areas & Depots:
Town of Lindsay Depot (St David Street, Lindsay)
Mariposa Twp Depot (Eldon Rd, Oakwood)
Fenelon Twp West Depot (Cameron Rd, S of Glenarm Rd)
Eldon Twp Depot (Sandringham Rd & Glenarm Rd.)
Bexley Twp Depot (Portage Rd, W of Coboconk)
Carden Twp (Lake Dalrymple rd & Kirkfield Rd)

Radio/Repeater Towers Scanned:
South/Pontypool 150.470
Central/Lindsay 151.130
North/Hartley 153.965