Boulder has added a protected intersection at 28th Street and Colorado Avenue, improving safety and connectivity for various travel modes. The project includes sidewalk-level bike lanes, ADA sidewalks, traffic signals, and bus lanes.

The City of Colorado Springs' Public Works is hosting a meeting on Sept. 17 at Skyview Middle School to discuss Dublin Boulevard's expansion from Fieler Drive to Marksheffel Road.

Fort Collins is starting a restoration project on E. Mountain Ave to enhance safety around trolley tracks and maintain the street's historic appearance. The road will remain open, but expect disruptions for approximately 8 weeks.

Boulder County is seeking public input on design concepts for a new bikeway overpass on CO 119 at N. 63rd St. and discussing other local transit projects.

Boulder County launches the "You Have the Power/Tienes el Poder" campaign to educate teenagers on e-bike safety and promote responsible riding habits.

The Boulder County draft plan for the Boulder to Erie Regional Trail is open for public comment, which includes its evaluation, stakeholder input, and preferred alignments. Residents can provide feedback until September 25, 2024.

Boulder has launched a program offering e-bike vouchers to income-qualified residents, promoting sustainable transportation and aiming to reduce emissions.

Denver's RTD finished the first phase of its Downtown Rail Reconstruction Project early, allowing traffic and pedestrian access to reopen before resuming light rail service on Sept. 29.

Boulder County has scheduled an open house to discuss CO 119 corridor improvements, including the CO 119 Bikeway Overpass and the Gunbarrel Shuttle, set to launch in 2025.

Boulder County announces a live webinar to discuss updates and future projects for its transit services, inviting input and questions from the community.

Boulder's 95th Street corridor closure begins Aug 26 for culvert installation, impacting routes until year end. Access for residents is maintained but limited.

Upcoming roadworks in the city will cause lane closures from August 19, affecting Chambers Road and Potomac Street with potential traffic delays and shifts during specific hours. Contact details for project inquiries are provided.

Denver's compost service is expanding, adding nearly 18,700 households across eight districts, providing carts and composting guides to promote sustainability.