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January & February 2010.
 CITIZENS ONLINE NOTICE: Read the latest Citizens Online Notice for January 20, 2010.
 I-25 Trinidad Project Receives American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) Funds ... (click to read more)
 PROGRESS MAP: View construction progress information for Phase II Southbound (SB).
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 TRAFFIC ALERT and Press Release September 11, 2009 - I-25 TRAFFIC SWITCH NEXT WEEK - Construction moves to southbound lanes: CDOT switched traffic onto the new northbound lanes of Interstate 25 through Trinidad on September 17 – one lane northbound and one lane southbound – allowing work to begin on southbound I-25. SB reconstruction work began with the demolition of the old viaduct. ... (click to read more)
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Construction continues on I-25 through the City of Trinidad:
Reconstruction of Interstate 25 through the City of Trinidad reached a major milestone in September of 2009. After twenty-eight months of construction all major structures and roadway work has been completed for the northbound lanes of I-25, allowing all traffic to be switched to the new infrastructure and work to begin on reconstruction
Flagger - a flagger has the same authority as a regulatory sign, so you can be cited for disobeying his or her directions.
of southbound I-25.
CONSTRUCTION MOVED TO SB LANES IN SEPTEMBER 2009. Southbound reconstruction, from Goddard Avenue to Van Buren Street, will be similar to the work on the northbound segment. It includes construction of a new viaduct and mainline bridges over Main Street and the Purgatoire River, and new entrance and exit ramps at the Main Street interchange and a new entrance ramp at the Commercial Street interchange. Southbound I-25 reconstruction, including all ARRA work, is expected to be completed in early Summer 2011.
The purpose of the current I-25 Trinidad reconstruction project is to replace the aging infrastructure through Trinidad and to provide a safe transportation system with acceptable access to and from the City. Along with the new infrastructure being designed/constructed to the latest geometric and safety standards, the new facility incorporates aesthetic features that tie into the City’s historical architecture and natural surroundings.
Refer to the Bulletins page, which provides a monthly Construction forecast. The Traffic Alerts page keeps the traveling public up-to-date with announcements that affect traffic movement and access along the I-25 Trinidad corridor. Need to navigate the construction area to a SLOW FOR THE CONE ZONE - with every construction zone comes equipment, workers and even daily changes in the road and alignment you may be traveling. As a result, it is critical that you do your part to make the cone zones safe. Lower speed limits, flaggers and police enforcement are all used to help keep work zones safe, but motorists still need to drive responsible to keep not only our workers safe, but yourself as well. specific business? The Business Access page is provided to assist the public in locating the best route to businesses and organizations in and around the I-25 Trinidad construction zone. Employment information can be found on the Employment Opportunities page.
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