Work to begin on CO 96 Near Boone

Guardrail replacement and shoulder widening will result in safer ride.

PUEBLO COUNTY—On Oct. 17, The Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) will begin work on Colorado Highway (CO) 96 near the town of Boone to upgrade guardrail, widen shoulders and update signage, and install new delineators in the area.

Project work begins at mile point (MP) 85.44 and extends approximately one mile to MP 86.33. All work on the project will be completed by December 2016. Tricon 2 of Castle Rock, Colo., will perform as the prime contractor on this $873,500 project.

TRAVEL IMPACTS
Travelers should expect single lane closures and possible traffic delays during road improvements. Construction work hours will run from sunrise to sunset, Monday through Friday. There is no weekend work planned for this project. Speeds will be reduced to 25 mph, and there will be no width restrictions in place during working hours.

STAY INFORMED

For project updates, visit the project website, email [email protected], or call 719-219-6865.
For information about other CDOT projects, visit www.cotrip.org, browse our project site or call 511 from anywhere in the state.

Thank you for going Slow for the Cone Zone!