CDOT briefs PACOG on local projects and speed‑camera enforcement
CDOT maintenance superintendent Jeff Vanmeter updated PACOG on construction projects including the I‑25A/US‑50 reconstruction with a southbound traffic shift July 24, nighttime paving west of McCullough, and a 12‑passing‑lane program; he also noted speed‑enforcement warnings began June 30 and violations (a $75 fee cited) would start a few days later.
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Jeff Vanmeter, CDOT maintenance superintendent, reviewed several ongoing and planned projects for the Pueblo area, including the I‑25A and US‑50 reconstruction (with a southbound traffic shift expected July 24), nighttime surface treatment west of McCullough and design work on Exit 108 interchange improvements. He said consultants are finalizing drainage designs on US‑50 business and a feasibility study is underway for Colorado 96.
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