CO 14 Pawnee Pass to Sterling Resurfacing
Work this Week
October 2 - 14, 2022Over the next two weeks, crews will finish paving approaches at the far west end of the project limits and perform shouldering along the entire project corridor. The project is expected to be fully complete by Oct. 14.
Motorists can expect:
- Lane closures will be in place in both directions of CO 14 from County Road 21 west to CR 17 during working hours Monday to Saturday
- The closures will not overlap
- Pilot cars will be present to direct alternating traffic flows during paving operations
- Motorists can expect delays up to 15 minutes (depending on time of day)
- Intermittent lane and shoulder closures may exist within the entire project corridor (CR 35 to CR 17) during shouldering work
All construction schedules are weather dependent and subject to change

About the Project:
The project entails adding four to six inches of asphalt overlay on top of full depth reclamation to a seven mile stretch of CO 14, a rural two-lane highway in northeastern Colorado. The project also includes bridge deck repairs and guardrail replacement, erecting new signs, adding delineators and rumble strips, restriping the roadway, and making other safety improvements.
Work Schedule
- The project began on Monday, April 25 and is expected to last until Friday, Oct. 14.
- Working hours are 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
- Some Saturday work is expected.
- All construction schedules are weather dependent and subject to change.
Traffic Impacts
- CO 14 will be reduced to a single lane at various mile points within the project limits during construction
- Alternating eastbound/westbound traffic will be directed by pilot cars within the single lane configuration
- Short delays of up to 15 minutes can be expected, depending on the time of day
- Construction signs, cones and devices will be present 24/7
- Width restriction of 14 feet will exist in the work zone
- Lane closures and other traffic notices are posted weekly to COtrip.org