Montrose drivers should expect closures and detours beginning June 15 as street maintenance work starts on 6450 Road, Hillcrest Plaza, Bear Creek subdivision streets, Valley Way and South Cascade Avenue.
As overlay work on 6700 Road wraps up, the City of Montrose is preparing to begin the next round of street maintenance projects on Monday, June 15.
The upcoming work will affect 6450 Road, Hillcrest Plaza, several streets in the Bear Creek subdivision, Valley Way, and South Cascade Avenue. Motorists should expect temporary closures, detours, and construction activity in multiple neighborhoods throughout the week.
Beginning Monday, June 15, 6450 Road from San Juan Avenue to Cascade Avenue will be closed to traffic for pavement maintenance.
Work will include mill ties at intersecting streets and an asphalt overlay. Final paving is tentatively scheduled for Tuesday, June 16.
Hillcrest Plaza will also close to traffic beginning Monday, June 15, for pavement maintenance work.
Crews will complete a taper mill, mill ties at intersecting streets, and an asphalt overlay. Final paving is tentatively scheduled for Wednesday, June 17.
Several roads in the Bear Creek subdivision will close to traffic beginning Monday, June 15, for pavement maintenance.
Affected areas include:
Work will include a taper mill, mill ties at intersecting streets, and an asphalt overlay.
Final paving is tentatively scheduled for Thursday, June 18, on Cement Creek and Diamond Hill, and Friday, June 19, for Excelsior Creek.
Beginning Monday, June 15, Valley Way and the 1300 block of South Cascade Avenue will be closed to through traffic for waterline and pavement maintenance work.
Access to local businesses, including Valley Manor, will be maintained.
The project will include waterline replacement, concrete repairs, and an asphalt overlay. Work is expected to be complete by the end of July.
The city says trash and recycling schedules will not change during the work.
Residents are asked to place trash and recycling containers outside by 6 a.m. so collection drivers can adjust routes and complete pickups before asphalt work begins for the day.
The City of Montrose is asking drivers and pedestrians to respect all work zones and detours while crews complete the next phase of the 2026 street maintenance program.
Questions about the project may be directed to Civil Engineer Ryan Cushenan at 970-240-1485 or rcushenan@ci.montrose.co.us.
