Base Stabilization - Strengthening From The Ground Up

Hard-surfaced roads are built to last, but Alberta’s harsh weather and heavy traffic can cause cracking and structural damage over time. Mountain View County’s Base Stabilization Program, often called “Rip and Chip” , is a proactive, cost-effective way to extend the life of chip-sealed roads before full reconstruction becomes necessary. This two-year process repairs and stabilizes the road base, allowing crews to restore the surface and improve drivability while maximizing taxpayer value. Mountain View County maintains approximately 800 kilometres of chip seal roads and strategically invests in long-term maintenance programs to keep roads safe, reliable, and durable for years to come. Learn more about "How We Keep You Moving" at: www.mountainviewcounty.com