Highway 2 Improvements
Commerce City is conducting two projects along the Highway 2 corridor aimed at enhancing safety and improving multimodal travel along the roadway. These two projects consist of a corridor study and a median redesign. Learn more about both projects below.
Please note that these two projects have different contacts for questions and concerns, so please find the correct corresponding information depending on which project you’d like to reach out about.
Public Input Opportunities
There are currently no upcoming public input meetings or ongoing surveys at this time. Please see below and check back on this page for future updates!
Highway 2 Corridor Study
This corridor study will establish a unified vision for Highway 2, identify needed multimodal improvements to achieve that vision, and position Commerce City to move seamlessly into the design and implementation of a safer, more functional corridor.
The project team is collaborating with the Highway 2 Medians Design (see below) project to ensure that outreach efforts and corridor recommendations are aligned and meet the needs of the community that lives, works, and travels Highway 2.
Study Goals
The study will identify areas in need of transformative change along the Highway 2 corridor, which is the only direct link between the northeast and southwest portions of the City. Enhancing safety, improving accommodations for people using active modes, and improving character or aesthetic appeal are all key desired outcomes. The study will build from past foundational work to assess the feasibility and appropriateness of various multimodal improvement concepts for achieving them.
Project Documents
Highway 2 Corridor Needs Assessment(PDF, 4MB)
Contact the Study Project Team
Project Email: matthew.downey@fhueng.com
Project Phone: 303-721-1440
Highway 2 Median Redesign
Commerce City is redesigning and constructing medians on Highway 2 between E. 96th Avenue and E. 104th Avenue, spanning approximately one and a half miles. The project includes safety features such as raised medians and barriers to help reduce the risk of head-on crashes and improve overall roadway safety.
Project Goals
- The median design will improve mobility and enhance safety on the corridor for motorists.
- Enhance driver awareness and safety by installing rumble strips and roadway striping.
Project Timeline
Below are a few highlights of what to expect throughout the duration of the project:
- February 2024: Developed initial design concepts
- March 2024: Conducted stakeholder outreach efforts
- Fall 2024: Begin developing final design
- June 2025: Public open house to present design
- Fall 2025: Complete final design and advertise project
- Fall 2025: Begin construction
- Winter 2025: Complete construction
Project Documents
Project Fact Sheet - English(PDF, 1MB)
Project Fact Sheet - Spanish(PDF, 1MB)
Link to Project Location Map - English(PDF, 5MB)
Link to Project Location Map - Spanish(PDF, 5MB)
Contact the Median Design Project Team
Project Email: hwy2mediandesign@getinfonow.us
Project Phone: 720.782.7511