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Construction on the Roosa Safety and Connectivity Project remains active, with crews focusing on intersection improvements and utility work that has reduced traffic to one lane in both directions on sections of Roosa Avenue. The project includes new sidewalks, protected bike lanes, and pavement updates, with work expected to extend through November.[1]

US 160 Resurfacing Impacts

The Colorado Department of Transportation's US 160 resurfacing project from Durango to Elmore's Corner continues, featuring highway resurfacing, new striping, guardrail replacements, and ADA-compliant ramps. Staggered nighttime closures on Grandview Interchange ramps are scheduled through September 4, with paving and milling operations ongoing between Three Springs and Highway 3.[2]

Additional updates include the Animas River Trail moving into Phase 2, with work on the Rio Vista Spur Trail following the reopening of the section between 29th Street and the spur. Minor alley reconstruction at Rotary Park is also underway, lasting approximately four weeks with intermittent closures.[3]

Traffic Expectations

Motorists are advised to anticipate delays during active work periods, particularly on weekdays. The Roosa project and highway resurfacing represent key ongoing efforts to enhance safety and connectivity.

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