Ministry of Transportation and Economic Corridors (Alberta)
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| Jurisdiction | Alberta |
| Headquarters | Twin Atria Building Edmonton, Alberta 53°32′13″N 113°25′01″W / 53.536968°N 113.416914°W |
| Annual budget | CA$2.211 billion (2023–24) |
| Parent agency | Government of Alberta |
| Website | https://www.alberta.ca/transportation-and-economic-corridors |
The Ministry of Transportation and Economic Corridors, also known as Alberta Transportation, is the division of the Government of Alberta responsible for the creation and maintenance of the provincial highway system, the promotion of passenger rail, the regulation of commercial driving, and the creation and enforcement of policies and guidelines thereof. The headquarters of the ministry are in the Twin Atria Building in eastern Edmonton.
Organization
Organization as of November 1, 2024[1]
- Office of the Minister
- Office of the Deputy Minister
- Finance Branch
- Construction and Maintenance Division
- Central Region
- North Central and Fort MacMurray Regions
- Offices: Stony Plain and Edson, Athabasca and Fort MacMurray
- Peace Region
- Office: Grand Prairie
- Southern Region
- Offices: Calgary, Lethbridge
- Strategy and Divisional Alignment
- Major Capital Projects
- Capital Planning, Grants, and Engineering Services Division
- Capital Planning and Program Management Branch
- Strategic Procurement and Grants Branch
- Technical Standards Branch
- Traffic Safety Services Division
- Monitoring and Compliance Branch
- Carrier and Vehicle Safety Branch
- Modernization and Strategic Initiatives Branch
- Springbank Reservoir Project Management Office
- Strategic and Integrated Services Division
- SafeRoads Alberta
- Strategic Policy and Business Services Branch
References
- ^ "Organizational Units". www.alberta.ca. Government of Alberta. November 1, 2024. Retrieved November 1, 2024.