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City of Colorado Springs 2024 Second Quarter Report – A-list Capital Programs – Citywide Intersection Improvements Phase I

Construct improvements at intersections that will reduce delay, improve air quality, and enhance safety for both motorized and non-motorized traffic

Program Spend and Completion Status

Program20212022202320241Totals
Program2021202220232024Totals
Transportation Studies$9,213$-$-$-$9,213
Engineering$211,201$439,419$844,439$572,833$2,067,892
Safety Projects$-$109,620$117,345$3,143$230,108
Intersection Improvements$1,240,527$980,030$1,761,452$4,941,354$8,923,363
Total Spend/Encumbered$1,460,941$1,529,069$2,723,236$5,517,330$11,230,576
Budget   $9,537,561 
% Spent/Encumbered30%70%21%58% 
Percent of Program
% of Transportation Studies1%0%0%0%0%
% of Engineering14%29%31%10%18%
% of Safety Projects0%7%4%0%2%
% of Intersection Improvements85%64%65%90%79%
  1. 2024 Budget includes $824,000 budget allocation, $500,000 1st 2024 budget amendment, and $8,213,561 2023 carryover.

Projects Completed in Q2 2024 and Continuing Efforts

  • Engineering for roundabouts at the Peterson / US 24 interchange.
  • Construction of Marksheffel improvement at the Barnes intersection.
  • Engineering for roundabout at the Fontanero / 31st Street intersection.
  • Engineering of signal improvements at the Circle Drive / Maizeland Road intersection