Emil Anderson asks Chilliwack residents for feedback on its winter maintenance

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The Hope meeting will be held from 8:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. at the Hope Golf Club, 900 Golf Course Road, in Hope on Tuesday, May 9.

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The Abbotsford meeting will be held from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. on Tuesday, May 9 at the Matsqui Community Hall, 33676 St. Olaf Avenue, in Abbotsford.

Residents are invited to submit questions to hello@emilanderson.ca.

“If you have any questions or would like us to cover a particular topic or issue during the meeting, please don’t hesitate to contact us via email at hello@emilanderson.ca,” Emil Anderson wrote on Twitter. “We hope to see a strong turn-out from our community next week!”

Emil Anderson Maintenance (Fraser Valley) has provided highway and bridge maintenance services in the Fraser Valley since 1996. EAM utilizes what it says is a skilled and motivated year-round workforce and supplements with additional personnel during winter operations.

“We perform all aspects of highway and bridge maintenance including, but not limited to, vegetation control, drainage, sign repairs, pavement repairs, concrete and wood bridge repair, gravel surface grading, anti-icing, snow plowing, and incident and emergency response,” Emil Anderson Maintenance wrote on its website.

During the spring and summer months, one of the most common maintenance requests that Emil Anderson Maintenance receives is for pothole filling and repair along provincial roads and highways. Potholes are an unfortunate reality of any roadway and can occur at any time, even after being recently repaired. Its Fraser Valley service team works to ensure that any road surface deficiencies are responded to within the prescribed response time according to road classification, which is typically 24-hours on numbered routes.

In addition to itts own road patrols, Emil Anderson also relies on travellers to help let them know what needs to be repaired as well, as potholes can develop suddenly. They ask motorists to call them at 1-800-667-5122, 24 hours a day, if drivers see anything that requires immediate attention.