Project overview
The Brighton Core City Circulation Plan seeks to improve transportation options and safety along Bridge Street and access to Brighton’s historic downtown. The study area includes Bridge Street between the South Platte River to the west and 22nd Avenue to the east, plus about a half-mile north and south of Bridge Street. The Denver Regional Council of Governments (DRCOG) is leading this study in partnership with City of Brighton. This will be a 12-month study evaluating improvements that can be made for all modes of travel along the corridor.
Share your feedback
We want to make sure this plan reflects the diverse needs and ideas of people who live, work, and travel along the corridor. Your perspective will be crucial in helping us create a representative plan that balances the needs of various community members, and we’d love for you to help guide our process!
As we kick off the first phase of the project, help us identify safety issues, mobility barriers, and opportunities for improvements in the study area. We will use your feedback to help us understand community needs and concerns and identify priorities and goals for the future of the study area.
To participate, you may:
Please share this feedback opportunity with others in the community! Both activities will close at the end of the day on Friday, April 25.
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