Infrastructure Minister Tim Crookall says his department has 1,750 traffic cones in stock.
He faced a question for written reply from Arbory, Castletown and Malew MHK Jason Moorhouse about DOI traffic equipment.
Mr Crookall said as well as cones, the DOI has 1,550 pedestrian barriers, 30 mobile fences and eight sets of temporary traffic light units.
And he added the cost of leasing extra equipment had risen from £10,032 in 2018 to £22,562 last year.
Douglas fire festival cancelled
A winter fire festival planned for the Island's capital next weekend has been called off.
The Island's new Council of Ministers has been unveiled this morning.
Patrick commissioners' mission statement almost ready
Patrick commissioners say they've come up with seven issues to include in a new mission statement.
Douglas to mark its first Oie Houney fire festival
The Island's capital will celebrate a fire festival later this month.
New chief minister "first among equals"
The government's released a video featuring the new Island's chief minister.
Online passport applications to be cheaper than paper forms
The government says you'll soon be able to apply for a passport online - and save £13 doing so.
Two runaways on tram line since last January, says Manx Electric Railway
The Manx Electric Railway says it's had two runaway incidents in the last 21 months.
Engineers fixing burst water mains in Ballasalla
A burst pipe means low water pressure or no supply at all in the south of the Island this morning.
