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(Aurora, Colo.) The rubber hit the road Monday during discussions on street repairs in Aurora. In response to a request by councilman Dustin Zvonek, city staff showed the City Council what it would cost $35 million through 2028 to make minor improvements to the city's streets.

Road projects in Clay County are underway with several finishing in mid-to-late spring.Clay County Government. Two new road projects begin this week in Clay County that will impact travel time for motorists. Drivers can expect delays along Paddle Creek Drive in Green Cove Springs, and along Pine Avenue and Bald Eagle Road in Fleming Island.

One of the constants of driving on local roads is construction. Because of the drier conditions and warmer temperatures, April through October are the most popular months for road construction in most states, according to Power Blanket, an organization that tracks road construction across the United States. As the summer months approach, you can expect more slowdowns while traveling. When proceeding, there are some important tips to keep in mind.

Roadwork along Village Square Parkway has been delayed due to unforeseen project engineering changes. Motorists can expect single-lane closures lasting through the week beginning Monday, May 2.

Road projects in Clay County are underway with several finishing in mid-to-late spring.Clay County Commissioners. Manhattan Avenue in Green Cove Springs is now permanently closed as roadways are being realigned in the Goose Creek Subdivision; a new subdivision in its initial phases of development.

(DENVER, Colo.) A reminder that from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Saturday, a portion of 20th Street (Wynkoop to Blake) and Wazee Street (19th to 20th) will be closed for construction.

An update on construction projects taking place in Morristown, NJ. There is a lot of construction going on in Morristown. Here’s what you need to know today:. The M-Station project, approved in October of 2020 by Morristown’s Town Council, is underway in developing two massive office and retail buildings to replace the former M-Town Strip mall at the intersection of Morris and Spring Street. The project, when completed, will offer over 40,000 square feet of office and retail space over two separate buildings.