CDOT and Brannan Sand and Gravel will start a resurfacing project on the I-70 Eisenhower-Johnson Memorial Tunnels to improve the pavement's lifespan, causing overnight traffic delays.

MMT announces service adjustments for fall, including new stops and route changes to improve connectivity and rider experience, starting September 28, 2025.

Upcoming detours and delays on South Academy Boulevard due to MAMSIP construction, starting September 7 with overnight closures and lane reductions; detailed detour information available on CODOT website.

An asphalt shuttle buggy fell off a truck on south I-25 near 20th Street, causing lane closures and traffic delays. CDOT cleared the scene and reminded drivers of safety in work zones.

Overnight paving has begun on US 40 near Empire, Colorado to improve roads before winter. The six-week project will include lane closures and traffic stops.

CDOT announces paving on Colorado Highway 159 near San Luis with expected delays and the use of pilot cars from Sept. 9-10, advising drivers to check COtrip.org for updates.

Aurora is experiencing widespread road construction, with efforts to minimize traffic disruptions through careful planning and communication with residents.

Englewood's Oxford Avenue Pedestrian Bridge project is progressing, with caisson installation causing lane closures and potential traffic delays this Wednesday and Thursday.

Douglas County has begun constructing a new wastewater treatment facility, the Chatfield Basin Water Reclamation Facility, including funding from the ARPA to improve the region's water systems.

Tejon Street in downtown Colorado Springs is under construction until December, affecting traffic flow for the second phase of the Tejon Street Revitalization Project.

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.