Evening, early morning work continues on I-25 through Fountain
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Last updated 11/9/2021 at 4:52pm | View PDF
This CDOT photos shows part of the stretch of I-25 affected in the next phase of MAMSIP.
This week and next, the Colorado Department of Transportation and Contractor SEMA Construction, Inc. will continue work on I-25 along a 7.5-mile segment between South Academy Boulevard and extending to the Santa Fe Avenue exit in Fountain. This work will take place during evening and early morning hours, with alternating right- and left-lane closures on I-25 to allow the installation of permanent advance warning signs, rumble strip removal, construction of northbound emergency pullouts, installation of temporary concrete barrier and stormwater improvement measures. This work will require a speed limit reduction to 55 MPH during construction hours.
TRAFFIC IMPACTS
Southbound and Northbound I-25 alternating single lane closures between approximately South Academy Boulevard and Santa Fe Avenue.
- Sunday, Nov. 7 – Thursday, Nov. 11, work hours approximately 7 p.m. - 6 a.m.
- Sunday, Nov. 15 – Thursday, Nov. 18, work hours approximately 7 p.m. - 6 a.m.
- Speed limit reduction to 55 MPH during construction hours.
- Eleven-foot width restrictions
Traffic fines will be doubled in the work zone. Motorists should slow down as they approach the work zones, drive with caution, allow extra space between vehicles, and give themselves extra travel time.
Dates of work are weather permitting.
This work is part of the Military Access, Mobility & Safety Improvement Project (MAMSIP). MAMSIP is comprised of four discrete road projects in the Pikes Peak region, all of which are strategically important in the movement of personnel and equipment between nationally significant military facilities.
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