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Commerce City cites ARPA funding for Holly Street ADA sidewalk and curb‑ramp upgrades
Summary
City Manager Rogers said federal ARPA dollars are funding curb-ramp and sidewalk upgrades on Holly Street between 64th and 67th avenues as part of the "Advancing Commerce City, Together" program to meet ADA standards and improve local connectivity.
City Manager Rogers highlighted a Capital Improvement Program project installing new curb ramps and sidewalk upgrades along Holly Street between 64th and 67th Avenues. "That's actually a part of our Advancing Commerce City, Together program that's being supported by federal ARPA dollars," he said, adding the work will help the city meet ADA standards and create lasting connectivity for the community.
Rogers called the project a "good project in our core city" and thanked the CIP team for advancing the construction. No additional schedule or budget details were presented in the study session; council members later thanked staff for the improvement and noted interest in more sidewalk work in the city's south area.
