Construction work on Wadsworth,
120^th connection entails night delays 

Beginning Monday, Aug. 21, night work will close lanes for those traveling on Wadsworth/Colorado 121 between the U.S. 36 bridge and Jeffco Airport Avenue. 

From 7 p.m. on August 21 to 5:30 a.m. Tuesday, Aug. 22, and from 7 p.m. August 22 to 5:30 a.m. Wednesday, Aug 23, the right lane on the eastbound U.S. 36 off ramp to  Wadsworth/Colorado 121 will be closed for pipe work.  During the same time periods, various lanes will be closed on north and southbound Wadsworth/Colorado 121 for additional pipe and signal work. Expect delays. 

Daytime work in the area Monday through Friday, Aug 21-25 from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. will entail closure of the left lanes on north and southbound Wadsworth/Colorado 121 for work in the medians. 

Alternate routes are advised. 

Other conezone areas: 

Expect delays in the Anthem area – Lowell/Tennyson on the west, Colorado 7 on the north, Huron on the east and 152 Avenue or the Northwest Parkway on the south.  Construction continues.  Detours, flagger controlled work areas and minor delays can be expected.

Utility installation is under way on Lowell Boulevard from W. 144 Avenue to W. 160 Avenue. Detours, flagger controlled work areas and minor delays lasting not more than five minutes can be expected. 

Also on Lowell, from W. 144 Avenue to W. 136 Avenue, utility construction continues. Detours, flagger controlled work areas and minor delays lasting not more than five minutes can be expected. Lanes will be opened at the end of each day’s activity. The area being paved will not reopen until paving is complete.

Tennyson Street from W. 160 Avenue to Colorado 7 will be closed to all public access.   

Area site work continues on West 160 Avenue from Huron to Lowell.  Flaggers controlling traffic and minor delays lasting not more than five minutes can be expected. 

Lowell Boulevard from Colorado 7 south to W. 160 Avenue is open to the public with no lane restrictions.  Motorists are urged to use caution while traveling through the Anthem area. High construction activities continue, and construction traffic will be entering onto and exiting from Lowell.