Denver Department of Transportation and Infrastructure

Denver is envisioning future greenways! The goal? To turn everyday travel into a park-like travel experience.

What is a greenway?

Greenways are more than a simple path — they blend nature, movement and community. They are designed with three pillars in mind:

✅ Green infrastructure: Stormwater management enables reduced temperatures and cleaner air and water.

✅ Mobility: Dedicated trailways provide a high-comfort travel experience.

✅ Streetscape elements: Help make streets places to enjoy.

Learn more about Denver Greenways at bit.ly/denvergreenways.

Notice: West 13th Ave is fully closed this week between Mariposa and Umatilla streets for railroad crossing repairs. The road is expected to reopen Friday at 5 p.m. Follow detour signage and allow for extra time.

Help Make Denver’s Future Green!

DOTI is launching the Denver Greenways Plan, which will identity opportunities to connect people and places through high-quality and green travel experiences. We want your input! Public feedback will directly shape the Denver Greenways Plan.

Visit bit.ly/denvergreenways to learn more and share your thoughts.

"Destination Colfax" Watch the documentary Film about East Colfax Avenue that features the unique and storied history of travel, transit and life along the iconic avenue!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mFHvieE-9Jo&t=4s

DOTI will be paving Monaco Pkwy from Yale Ave to Hampden Ave over the next few weeks. The team will bring in the mill first to remove the top layer of asphalt, working in segments along the corridor. When complete, the paving team will come in and lay down a fresh surface. While on site, the teams will maintain one travel lane in each direction. The travel lanes will reopen outside of work hours. The work is weather permitting, and repaving of this stretch is anticipated to take 3 to 5 weeks total.

Next Thursday evening at Evans School in Denver: view final design plans to transform Acoma Street from 10th to 12th avenues into a plaza and shared street that will provide safe passage between neighborhood destinations and space for arts, culture, and economic activation. For more information, visit the project webpage at bit.ly/5280Acoma

We'd like the public to be aware of upcoming maintenance work that will be occurring on the Union Pacific Railroad tracks on Havana Street north and south of East 51st Avenue the weeks of May 18 and June 1. See more info here ---> https://denvergov.org/Government/Agencies-Departments-Offices/Agencies-Departments-Offices-Directory/Department-of-Transportation-and-Infrastructure/News-Outreach/2026-News/Railroad-Crossing-Maintenance-to-Close-Havana-Street-in-the-area-of-E-51st-Avenue-Next-Two-Weeks

Veo begins its shared bike and scooter service in Denver tomorrow, ramping up the number of scooters and bikes it has on city streets over the next couple of weeks, while Bird and Lime transition out by mid-May. Download the Veo mobile app at www.veoride.com/download-app and you'll be ready to ride!

FREE Mulch Giveaway this Saturday, May 2! Denver residents also have an opportunity to register for a limited amount of free compost! Get two great products that are good for your garden! Find more information and compost giveaway registration at denvergov.org/mulch.

Welton Next Steps Survey! Take the virtual survey to share your priorities for the future of the Welton Street Corridor as part of the Welton Next Steps study.

This survey is your opportunity to share what’s working, what needs to change, and what should come next! bit.ly/welton-survey