Appleby Line Closed to Through Traffic in Milton Until Mid-October

Drivers in rural Milton should plan ahead for a long-term road closure. A section of Appleby Line is closed to through traffic for reconstruction work, with the closure scheduled to remain in place until mid-October.

What Happened

According to the Town of Milton, Appleby Line is closed to through traffic from Derry Road to the entrance of Rattlesnake Point Conservation Area. The town says the closure began on May 19, 2026, and is scheduled to be completed on October 16, 2026. Local access is being maintained for residents and properties along the affected stretch.

Drivers travelling through the area are being detoured via Derry Road, Bell School Line and 14 Side Road. The town has noted that the broader reconstruction work is expected to continue into 2027.

Key Details

• Appleby Line is closed to through traffic from Derry Road to the Rattlesnake Point Conservation Area entrance.

• The closure began May 19, 2026 and is scheduled to be completed October 16, 2026.

• Posted detour route: Derry Road, Bell School Line and 14 Side Road.

• Local access is being maintained during the work.

• The Town of Milton says overall reconstruction work is expected to continue into 2027.

Community Impact

Appleby Line is a key route for residents in rural Milton and for visitors heading to Rattlesnake Point Conservation Area. The extended closure means added travel time for affected drivers through the summer and into the fall, so motorists are encouraged to follow posted signage and allow extra time when travelling in the area.

Background

Road reconstruction projects of this scale are typically scheduled over several months to allow for full rebuilding of the roadway. Residents can check the Town of Milton's road construction project page for the most current closure information.

Source: Town of Milton — https://www.milton.ca/en/news/road-closure-appleby-line-from-derry-road-to-rattlesnake-point-conservation-area-entrance.aspx

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