Tag: Tejon Street Revitalization
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Traffic roundup: 2C paving season comes around, historic bridge restoration underway
Spring is traffic cone season around Colorado Springs, where several major projects are either kicking off or beginning to wrap up. Drivers can expect to see some final touches in efforts to rejuvenate Tejon Street in downtown, while a historic bridge near Colorado College will see a months-long closure for restoration and safety improvements. Here’s…
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Tejon Street block to close as phase 2 of revitalization project begins
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save A second block of Tejon Street in downtown Colorado Springs will close after the Labor Day holiday as construction for the Tejon Street Revitalization project moves north. Tejon between Pikes Peak Avenue and East Kiowa Street, the final block of construction, will close Tuesday to…
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Tejon Street project’s first block almost set to reopen
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save The block of Tejon Street in downtown Colorado Springs between Colorado and Pikes Peak avenues is expected to reopen fully later this month as crews complete the first phase of a multimillion-dollar road widening and improvement project. The city reopened the east side of the block…
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Tejon Street traffic lanes to shift for Colorado Springs Utilities work
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Beginning Monday, motorists and pedestrians using southbound Tejon Street, between East Kiowa Street and Pikes Peak Avenue, will see a traffic shift for utilities work that will include excavation of part of the road, according…
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Stretch of Tejon Street in downtown Colorado Springs to get multimillion-dollar makeover
Editor’s note: An earlier version of this article included incorrect information from the city regarding one of the organizations helping pay the cost of the Tejon Street revitalization project in downtown Colorado Springs. The Downtown Development Authority will split the remaining cost, after grant monies, with the city parking enterprise and city traffic. The new…