Transportation

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Government

Louisville weighs $144.5 million capital plan as $291.8 million in projects remain unfunded

Preliminary 2027-28 forecasts show General Fund, Parks and Golf gaps as the city considers service levels, fees, borrowing and capital priorities.

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Boulder transportation plan puts more than $100 million into bridges, safety and maintenance

The approved 2026-2031 program funds bridge replacement, multimodal corridors, paths, pavement and streetlights, while the next plan’s fee options and grant commitments remain unsettled.

Transportation

Superior staff recommend longer Rock Creek Parkway closure, with Aug. 12 completion target

The proposed schedule would close key sections through Aug. 10 and preserve limited neighborhood and emergency access, but the council has not formally adopted it.

Housing

2801 Jay Road housing proposal faces unresolved path, access questions

The 82-home proposal still needs decisions on a multi-use path, pedestrian connections, bus access and a city-county right-of-way conflict as site review continues.

Government

Sombrero Ranch road-tax district heads to November ballot in Boulder County

County commissioners referred a proposed public improvement district covering 94 parcels to Nov. 3 voters, who will decide whether to tax themselves for about $3.5 million in road work over 20 years.

Government

Colorado commission shifts $2.17 million to keep expanded Bustang service running

The Transportation Commission also revised its FY 2026-27 multimodal budget and tapped contingency reserves for wildfire remediation and a highway interchange project.

Government

Boulder County eyes bigger 2027 push on two regional trail projects

Commissioners signaled support for more aggressive design funding for the North Foothills bikeway and Boulder-to-Erie Regional Trail, though staff said only about $1.7 million to $2 million in 2027 transportation sales-tax money is expected for that program area.

Transportation

Superior urges residents to oppose proposed RTD cut to Route 228

Town officials say RTD is considering ending Superior’s only fixed-route neighborhood bus service in September and are pushing residents to comment before a board decision expected in July.

Government

Longmont moves FRCC downtown campus and transit hub plan into predevelopment phase

Longmont City Council took a June 9 step toward formalizing the First and Main project’s next phase, including a proposed $4 million Front Range Community College contribution, while signaling design concerns about parking, walking and bike access.