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Boulder presents $102 million draft transportation CIP for 2026–31, highlights Violet, 30th and East Arapahoe projects
Summary
City staff presented the draft 2026–31 Transportation Capital Improvement Program totaling roughly $102 million (including $27 million in grants). Key projects highlighted include Violet Avenue bridge replacement, Thirtieth Street upgrades, East Arapahoe corridor improvements and Sumac reconstruction; staff invited TAB on an annual bike tour.
City of Boulder staff presented a draft 2026–31 Transportation Capital Improvement Program (CIP) to the Transportation Advisory Board on May 12 that includes approximately $102 million in proposed investment, about $27 million of which staff expect would come from grants.
The draft CIP and why it matters Staff (Capital Projects and finance) said the draft CIP focuses on long‑term capital maintenance and targeted enhancements consistent with the 2019 Transportation Master Plan. The draft program combines annual maintenance programs (pavement, sidewalks, multiuse paths, bridge asset work and streetlights) with several larger capital projects planned or in design.
Funding and purchasing power Karen Steiner, the transportation financial analyst, told TAB about the city’s revenue mix: sales and use tax is the largest single funding source (about 70% of transportation CIP funding she…
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