Traffic Alerts – November 2024
This alert page is a one-stop shop to keep up with construction, maintenance, and repair projects around Douglas County. Updates are added throughout the month as we receive information. Check back regularly to see what’s happening that might impact you. Keep in mind all projects are weather dependent.
Current projects in unincorporated Douglas County:
Other Projects in Douglas County and surrounding areas that will affect traffic:
- CDOT
- Visit COtrip.org for the latest traffic impacts.
- City of Castle Pines Road Projects
- Happy Canyon Rd & Lagae Road Intersection Roundabout (City of Castle Pines Project)
- Monarch Boulevard Reconstruction in Castle Pines Project
- City of Lone Tree Road Projects
- Town of Castle Rock Road Projects
- Town of Parker Road Projects
Lincoln Ave at Stonegate Parkway & Keystone Boulevard Storm Sewer Replacement Project
Douglas County Special Projects Engineering discovered in August 2024 that the storm sewer at Lincoln Avenue & Stonegate Parkway, Lincoln Avenue & Keystone Boulevard, and a section in between these two (2) intersections was in poor condition and required maintenance. Starting Nov. 4, 2024, until Dec. 15, 2024, Lincoln Avenue between Stonegate Parkway & Keystone Boulevard will have storm sewer replacement activities on going. This will be a 4-phase project and traffic control shifts will be different with each phase. Phase 1 is at Lincoln Avenue & Keystone Boulevard; traffic will be reduced to a single lane each direction. Phase 2 will be at Lincoln Avenue & Stonegate Parkway and traffic will be reduced to a single lane each direction. Phase 3 will be back at Keystone Boulevard – the eastbound Lincoln Avenue to northbound Keystone Boulevard left turn lane will be closed and traffic will be reduced to one (1) lane each direction. Phase 4 will involve a major traffic shift where the westbound Lincoln Avenue traffic will be shifted to the south and into the eastbound Lincoln Avenue lanes; Lincoln Avenue will be a single lane of traffic in each direction.
If you have any questions, please reach out to Debbie Kula, Douglas County Special Projects Engineer, at 720-673-4029 or [email protected].
Ridgeglen Way
Through Nov. 15, 2024, expect traffic impacts on Ridgeglen Way as crews work to excavate and replace 343 feet of corrugated metal pipe that has reached its life expectancy. Driveway and street access will be maintained but there may be minor delays.
Roxborough Park Road Construction
There will be a closure on Roxborough Park Road for one year (through March 2025) between Waterton Road and Titan Road. This work involves scrapers and haul trucks traveling from east to west on Roxborough Park Road, creating stockpile placement for filing 7A in Sterling Ranch. A Traffic Control plan is in place from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. No Saturday work is planned. For further information, please contact John Juranek at [email protected]
Traffic Striping
The Striping Crew’s winter schedule is Monday – Thursday 7 a.m. – 3 p.m. For further information, contact Greg Green at [email protected] or Carlos Zambrano at [email protected]
2024 Chip Seal Pilot Project
Chip sealing begins May 2024 with minimal traffic impacts anticipated along project routes which include Roundup Road, Stallion Circle, Black Forest Drive, Tenderfoot Trail, Whispering Pines Drive, and Bonanza Road. For further information, contact Keith Burke at [email protected]
Omega Circle Drainage Repair in Acres Green
Starting on June 3, 2024: Omega Circle Drainage Repair Project will begin and is anticipated to last for 90 days. Omega Circle will be closed starting June 3 between 13647 & 13654 Omega Circle for this duration. No through traffic will be allowed. The work will include removing and replacing the existing storm sewer inlet and storm sewer system between them with a defined overflow path. For further information, please contact Debbie Kula at [email protected]
Westcreek Road 84″ storm sewer culvert replacement
The 84” CMP culvert located at 14522 Westcreek Rd is experiencing failures within the top of the pipe. Douglas County Special Projects Engineering will begin the replacement of this storm culvert on Monday, Oct. 21, and will last for approximately 60 days (through Dec. 20) weather dependent. Westcreek Rd. will be reduced to a single lane temporary road for both directions and drivers should take care when driving through this area. For further information, please contact Debbie Kula at [email protected]