Denver transportation officials are moving forward with planning for two critical bridge projects in the city. The S. Dahlia St Bridge Replacement project is currently in the planning phase. Simultaneously, the E. Yale Ave. Bridge Rehabilitation effort is also underway. These infrastructure improvements aim to enhance safety and mobility for local residents. The projects are scheduled to continue through late 2025. Officials expect the planning stages to define the scope and timeline for construction. Community members should anticipate future updates regarding specific work zones and potential traffic impacts. Both projects fall under the city's broader Transportation & Mobility initiatives. No detailed construction start dates have been released at this time.
S. Dahlia St Bridge Replacement and E. Yale Ave. Rehab Advance
Denver transportation officials are actively planning the replacement of the S. Dahlia St bridge and rehabilitation of the E. Yale Ave. bridge.
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