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City's Multimodal Division lays out proposed capital projects for the next 4 years

City of Durango

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Published August 14, 2026 La Plata County

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City staff presented proposed multimodal capital improvement projects for 2027 through 2031 funded by the voter-approved 2015 Half-Cent Sales and Use Tax.

Durango, CO: **City staff from the multimodal division presented an overview of proposed Capital Improvement Projects planned for 2027 through 2031 for projects that are funded by the voter‑approved 2015 Half‑Cent Sales and Use Tax.

This revenue supports multimodal improvements, including bicycle and pedestrian infrastructure as well as parks and recreation projects.

During the presentation, multimodal staff outlined the recommended prioritization of upcoming capital projects. Proposed work includes ADA upgrades, traffic calming initiatives, shared‑use path development, and enhanced connectivity near key civic facilities. The planned projects by year include:
YearProjectAction

2027

8th and 8th Traffic Intersection Improvement

Construction

North Main ADA Improvements

Phase 1 construction

Goeglein Gulch Connection

Design

West 30th Street Curb Ramps

Construction

City Hall / Police Department Multimodal Connectivity

Design

2028

Junction Street Traffic Calming

Construction

North Main ADA Improvements

Phase 2 construction

Goeglein Gulch Connection

Construction

2029

Camino Crossing

Construction (pending grant funding)

32nd Street Traffic Calming and Connectivity

Construction

City Hall / Police Department Multimodal Connectivity

Construction

Animas View Drive

Design

2030

West Park Avenue Traffic Calming

Construction

Highway 160 West Shared Use Path

Design

2031

Highway 160 West Shared Use Path

Construction

City Council will review the proposed capital budget as part of the 2027 budget retreat this fall. Formal adoption of the 2027 budget is scheduled for December 2026.

More information on these proposed projects and their scopes can be found in the agenda documentation from this City Council Study Session.

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