Streets/Utilities Construction Projects
Looking for information on a construction project in your neighborhood? This page contains information and updates on City of Westminster utility crew projects throughout the city.
View a map of selected utility construction projects in the city.
Construction projects
Following are the current projects in the city:
Nelson St. (106th Ave. north to 106th Pl.) and 106th Pl. (Nelson St. east to 107th Ave.)
104th Avenue/Church Ranch Boulevard Repaving
87th Avenue & Wadsworth Boulevard Pump Station Replacement Project
Water System Improvements (Zone 12 Improvements Project)
Nelson Street (101st Place to 100th Place) and 100th Place (Nelson Street to Moore Street)
Bradburn Boulevard-Raleigh Street Realignment Project
Sheridan Bridge Replacement Project - CDOT Project
U.S. 36 Express Lanes Project - CDOT Project
I-25 North Express Lanes Project - CDOT Project
Wandering View Water Tanks Repair Project
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Street Improvement Projects
FasTracks - FasTracks is a multi-billion dollar comprehensive transit expansion plan to build 122 miles of new commuter rail and light rail, 18 miles of bus rapid transit and 21,000 new parking spaces at light rail and bus stations, and enhance bus service for easy, convenient bus/rail connections across the eight-county Regional Transportation District. Details on FasTracks can be found on the RTD website.
Download RTD updates - The general manager of RTD provides updates on all RTD activities, including FasTracks, to the RTD Board of Directors. Click here for an archive of updates.
Comprehensive Roadway Plan - The city’s Comprehensive Roadway Plan was updated and adopted by Westminster City Council in 2008. The Roadway Plan evaluates existing traffic conditions, identifies improvements to mitigate deficiencies, identifies and prioritizes long-range transportation improvements, and explores opportunities to enhance linkages between the city’s transportation system (vehicular and pedestrian) and that of the Regional Transportation District and the Colorado Department of Transportation. Download the Roadway Plan