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Department of Transportation and Infrastructure

Denver's Department of Transportation & Infrastructure (DOTI) is a modern agency focused on increasing mobility and safety while reducing congestion and fighting climate change.

NEW in 2024! Building upon Denver Moves Everyone 2050 — our citywide transportation plan aimed at moving everyone equitably, safely and sustainably — DOTI announced three new transportation policies to prioritize safety in street design,(PDF, 250KB) affirming the department's commitment to achieving Vision Zero and eliminating traffic-related deaths and serious injuries; to emphasize DOTI's role to realize mode shift,(PDF, 309KB) and a third, solidifying DOTI's commitment to prioritizing people(PDF, 321KB) over personal vehicles on city streets.

Track the Progress of Transportation Projects: Use this interactive map to see how DOTI is building out Denver's vision for transportation with projects around the city that are either in construction, anticipated to start construction soon, or are procuring construction in 2024. Projects on this map and timelines are subject to change.

Current Transportation & Infrastructure Projects

Find information about major studies, planning efforts, and construction projects currently underway in DOTI.

Plan and Vision

Master plans that inform planning and development of the department's projects and priorities.

Find a Program or Service

Find programs and services provided by Denver's Department of Transportation and Infrastructure.

Document Center

Find permit information, rules and regulations, standards and manuals, guidelines and other key business information.

DOTI Directory

Learn more and contact the department's mobility, operations, and utilities divisions.

Data Hub

Access GIS and spatial resources, applications and other data sources maintained by DOTI.

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Latest News

Denver City Council to Consider Fee for Citywide Sidewalk Improvements

This afternoon, Denver’s Department of Transportation and Infrastructure (DOTI) is scheduled to make a presentation to Denver City Council’s Land Use, Transportation and Infrastructure (LUTI) Committee, seeking changes to an ordinance governing a new citywide sidewalk repair and construction program.

Denver Continues its Expansion of Citywide Compost Service

DOTI is encouraging approximately 18,700 households in Bear Valley, College View - South Platte, Fort Logan, Harvey Park, Mar Lee, Marston, Overland, and Ruby Hill to look for a letter in the mail, letting them know compost collection service is starting soon in their neighborhoods and requesting they let DOTI know what size compost cart they’d like to receive.

Denver Begins 8th Avenue Viaduct Maintenance

Denver’s Department of Transportation and Infrastructure (DOTI), in collaboration with Hamon Infrastructure, will start repair and maintenance work next Monday, August 12, on the 8th Avenue viaduct between Mariposa and Tejon streets on the west side of Denver.

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Events

Evans Avenue Corridor Study - Community Meeting #3

03 Oct 2024 Join us at a virtual community meeting on October 3, 2024 to learn about the draft final project concept/recommendations. Spanish interpretation will be provided.

Tagged as: , Community Network Event, Free event, Public meeting, Virtual Event

Evans Avenue Corridor Study: Pop-Up Events

07 Oct 2024 Stop by either Cook Park Recreation Center or Virginia Village Denver Public Library between 3pm and 5pm to talk about the design concept plans for the Evans Avenue corridor:

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Tagged as: , Community Network Event, Free event, Public meeting

Transportation and Infrastructure Advisory Board Monthly Meeting

08 Oct 2024 Meeting of the Denver Transportation and Infrastructure Advisory Board held the second Tuesday of every month.

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Weir Gulch Flood Hazard Update - Public Meetings

09 Oct 2024 A new flood risk study shows that properties along Weir Gulch in Westwood, Barnum, Barnum West, Valverde, and Sun Valley are at a higher risk of flooding. Learn about the updated flood risk at public meetings scheduled throughout the community.