About
DRCOG, in partnership with Adams County, is leading the Pecos Corridor Study to address safety concerns and transportation choices —whether driving, riding transit, walking, biking, or scootering— for the surrounding community. The 12-month study will develop a cohesive, community-informed vision and implementation plan for Pecos Street over the next 20 years, reflecting the needs, values and priorities of those who live, work and travel along the corridor.
The Pecos Corridor Study area is a key connection in southwest Adams County from 62nd Parkway (Pecos Junction Station) to 84th Avenue. It includes a half mile on either side of the corridor. This area connects residents to key destinations and services and is central to improving mobility in the region.
Review the final recommendations
The 12-month study is nearing completion and the project team has created a visionary street design that outlines a long-term, community-informed direction for Pecos Street.
Adams County and DRCOG want to hear your feedback on the final vision for Pecos.
- Start by reviewing the corridor wide recommendations below.
- Then look at specific recommendations for each segment, either in the sliders or by clicking the button to view the street design map.
- Lastly, share any comments or questions about the recommendations by clicking the "Share comments or questions" button below.
The last day to comment on the recommendations is Monday February 16.
Start here: Corridor wide recommendations
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Next: Review key recommendations by street segment
After reviewing the corridor-wide recommendations, take a look at the recommended improvements for each segment of Pecos Street. You can either review and leave comments on the full map, or you can scroll through the images below.
Images are examples from similar real-world projects and are for illustrative purposes only.
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Last: Share your feedback on the visionary design for Pecos Street
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