Construction and property

Durango City Council approved more funding for new Parks and Recreation Department buildings at Greenmount Cemetery on Tuesday night. The city’s initial estimate for the project was $2.3 million,...

After a dreary budgetary season, Fort Lewis College received some good financial news Thursday. Funds of $3 million have been included in the 2018-19 state budget to be used in the design and...

Construction could start on 36 units of new, affordable housing near 32nd Street this summer. Durango City Council unanimously approved the second phase of the Lumien Apartments this week. “I am...

People with disabilities should find it easer to navigate sidewalks in coming years in Durango and across the state. The Colorado Department of Transportation plans to spend $85 million to make...

Durango Planning Commission unanimously approved new affordable housing proposed near 32nd Street. It is the second phase of an affordable housing project that is funded by tax credits. “It meets a...

The Durango Planning Commission recommended Durango City Council deny a small subdivision proposed on Jameson Drive west of Florida Road during a Monday night hearing. Residents raised concerns...

A “pedestrian scramble” intersection at College Drive and Main Avenue in Durango will be eliminated by mid-May. Pedestrians gained the right to cross diagonally at the intersection in 2010, and it...

Construction will begin Monday to reconfigure traffic lanes, add curb ramps and install a traffic signal at College Drive and East Second Avenue. “Pedestrians that are crossing College Drive at...

The city of Durango is gathering ideas for Santa Rita and Cundiff parks, which will be transformed in coming years. The redevelopment of Santa Rita Park is slated to start as soon as construction...

Water pipeline construction is marching along on U.S. Highway 160 east of Durango, from County Road 225A to Bayfield, allowing rural businesses and property owners to tie in with the treated water...