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At Dawson Road Maintenance, our teams are dedicated to maintaining and improving infrastructure year-round, ensuring roads remain safe and accessible for all. From routine maintenance to handling emergency situations, we’re always prepared to meet the unique challenges each season and location presents. Whether it’s repairing road washouts, mitigating flood risks, or supporting local initiatives, Dawson Road Maintenance is committed to providing quick, effective solutions that ensure safe travel for everyone in our communities.
In addition to our emergency response efforts, we prioritize projects that not only enhance safety but also promote the well-being of the communities we serve. Dawson Road Maintenance contributes to local events, supports charitable causes, donates time through volunteer efforts, and sponsors community programs. We’re passionate about giving back to the community, fostering positive relationships, and ensuring that safe travel remains a top priority.
At Dawson Road Maintenance, we recognize the importance of staying connected with the people and organizations who rely on our roads for their daily lives and businesses. To further promote safe travel, we share important safety initiatives, such as Shift Into Winter and Cone Zone messaging, designed to protect everyone on the road, including our hardworking crews. For ongoing updates, stay connected with us on social media, visit this page, and sign up below to receive timely operational information and alerts directly in your inbox.
The decision for the Province of B.C. and their Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure (MoTI) to privatize the work done on highways and bridges in 1988 changed the career of one employee, while providing the groundwork for Dawson Group to enter the highway and bridge mai
KAMLOOPS, BRITISH COLUMBIA — Dawson Group, the family of construction companies that helped shape the face of western and northern Canada, turns 100 years old. The milestone anniversary marks a moment in the public infrastructure history of British Columbia, northern Canada an
The timeless cliché that says, “you cannot teach an old foreman new tricks,” simply does not apply to Dawson Road Maintenance (DRM). For the first several decades of road maintenance operations in B.C., everything was done with pencil and paper. Technology took an astoun
Not all heroes wear capes. Some wear coveralls. In order for the Lillooet Fire Department (LFD) trucks to be ready to go whenever the call of duty comes in, they need to be kept in tip-top shape for the safety of everyone involved. That’s where Dan Storkan comes in. Sto
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