Help Shape the Future of Colorado Boulevard in Aurora
The Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) is rolling out a new community‑wide survey to gather public input on upgrades to Colorado Boulevard—one of Aurora’s busiest corridors. From the vibrant downtown stretch near the Aurora Regional Center to the family‑friendly neighborhoods of Buckley East and the historic Aurora Hills, the department wants to hear what you think about sidewalks, bus stops, and intersections that affect daily life.
CDOT is looking for ideas that will make walking, biking, and riding the bus safer and more convenient. Are the current sidewalks wide enough for strollers and wheelchairs? Do the bus shelters provide enough protection from the Colorado sun and winter snow? Which intersections cause the most congestion during rush hour? Your feedback will help prioritize projects such as adding curb‑raised crosswalks near the Aurora Public Library, installing new shelters at the 12th St. and S. Galveston stop, and re‑timing traffic signals to ease traffic near the Aurora Mall.
How to get involved: 1. Visit the CDOT “Colorado Boulevard Improvements” portal (search “Colorado Boulevard Aurora public feedback”). 2. Complete the short online questionnaire—takes less than five minutes. 3. Attend one of the upcoming town‑hall meetings at the Aurora Municipal Center (dates posted on the city website).
Your voice matters. By sharing your experiences, you help create a more walkable, bike‑friendly, and accessible Colorado Boulevard for all Aurora residents. Share the survey with neighbors, post on local Facebook groups, and let’s build a better corridor together.
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