US Highway 550 Red Mountain Pass will have roadblocks for power line work Monday to Thursday, from Sept. 2-18, impacting travel between Ironton Park and Ouray.

Northbound I-25 in Colorado Springs will have overnight lane closures due to construction, starting at 7 PM on Sept 2, potentially causing travel delays.

Fort Collins plans to improve downtown parking with more paid spots, extended enforcement hours, better signage, and sustainable funding, following a study with consultants and the Downtown Development Authority.

Englewood's Stormwater Division plans stormwater maintenance on US 285/Hampden causing potential delays from September 8-12, with preventive work to ensure system efficiency and environmental protection.

Arapahoe County is starting construction on Arapahoe Road to improve traffic flow, financed partly by a DRCOG grant, with an expected completion time of 75-90 days.

Aurora extends infrastructure project input deadline to Sep 30, seeking community feedback on public safety, transportation, and more via EngageAurora.org/BuildUpAurora.

Douglas County secured $1.75M in federal funding for water infrastructure to enhance drought resilience, following county commissioners' advocacy in Washington, D.C.

Fort Collins' Oak Street Water System Improvement Project will cause road closures starting August 25, impacting traffic but improving water reliability and infrastructure.

El Paso County announces road closures and detours on South Academy Boulevard for road widening under the MAMSIP, with alternate routes and lane reductions due to construction activities.

Douglas County secured $1M from federal funds for upgrading Louviers' water infrastructure, including pipe and fire hydrant replacements to improve water quality and fire protection.

The US 85 widening project in Douglas County was completed ahead of schedule, featuring new lanes, intersections, and pedestrian paths to enhance safety and reduce congestion.

CDOT announces overnight paving at Powers Blvd. and Milton E. Proby Pkwy starting August 24, causing lane reductions and advising drivers to plan for delays.

The Martin Luther King Jr. Library in Aurora is reopening after a significant expansion funded by a $2.5 million federal grant, doubling its size to 14,000 square feet. Two smaller branches will close, with the city enhancing other services.