Fort Collins
How to check Fort Collins road and trail construction
Use the city’s construction page and FCTrip map to find project schedules, closures and detours; the map can also show smaller neighborhood impacts the page may omit, and email updates arrive monthly.
You can use the City of Fort Collins’ FCTrip map to check planned traffic impacts while traveling in the city.
Here’s where to check major impacts, how to find project details and how to get monthly updates.
Where can I check current and upcoming major road and trail construction impacts in Fort Collins?
Check the city’s Construction and Traffic Impacts page for current and upcoming major traffic impacts from construction planned in advance.
Where can I find a particular project's schedule, location and access or detour details?
The Major Roads and Trails table on the Construction and Traffic Impacts page shows what is affected, when and where, the work happening and the detour.
The Public Improvement Projects page highlights high-impact construction projects. It also links to an FCTrip map of all active construction projects.
Which FCTrip map layers show current and upcoming work, road closures and detours?
The FCTrip Web App has layers named Work Zones - Current, Work Zones - Upcoming, Road Closures, Closures and Detours. You can use it to explore current and future work zones and intersection pictures.
What kinds of traffic impacts might not appear on the city's construction page?
The city’s construction page does not include all unplanned, emergency or minor traffic impacts. Road closures can occur and change at any time based on real-time needs.
For smaller, localized impacts to neighborhood streets, you can check the FCTrip interactive map.
How can I get the city's monthly traffic-impact updates?
You can sign up for the city’s City News email newsletter through Manage Your Subscriptions. Sent on the first day of every month, it highlights the biggest traffic impacts expected for the next month alongside other city news.
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