Drivers in Grand Junction should expect road closures and delays the week of August 3 as construction continues on Crosby Avenue, Four Canyons Parkway, D ½ Road, Highway 340, and other major routes. Plan extra travel time and follow posted detours.
Drivers across Grand Junction should plan for another week of construction-related travel impacts beginning Monday, August 3, with multiple city and state transportation projects affecting major roads throughout the area.
Several long-term improvement projects remain underway, including work on Crosby Avenue, the Four Canyons Parkway, D ½ Road, and Colorado Highway 340. Additional short-term closures for tree trimming and sewer repairs are also expected this week.
Motorists are encouraged to allow extra travel time, follow posted detours, and use caution when traveling through active construction zones.
Crosby Avenue remains closed between W. Main Street and American Way.
Several closures remain in effect as construction continues:
Traffic restrictions continue on D ½ Road.
City crews will trim trees on Tuesday morning.
A sewer repair project will close 15th Street between Hermosa Drive and Ridge Drive.
Construction continues east of Third Street with several lane reductions:
Business, residential, alley, and parking access will remain open throughout construction.
Overnight paving work continues on Colorado Highway 340 between Redlands Parkway and Grand Avenue.
Construction of the new roundabout continues with ongoing traffic changes.
With multiple construction projects occurring simultaneously across Grand Junction, commuters should expect periodic delays throughout the week. Checking your route before leaving and allowing extra travel time can help avoid the busiest work zones.
