Transportation Administration

Physical Address: 250 North Mason Street, Fort Collins, CO 80524
Mailing Address: PO Box 580, Fort Collins, CO 80522-0580
Phone: (970)224-6058
Fax: (970) 221-6239

2007 PDT/Transportation Group Annual Report (PDF 2.8MB)

2007 was another successful year for the PDT/Transportation Group. Read all about it here! (PDF 2.8MB)

Cone Zones (PDF)

Construction Coming to an Area Near You! Construction Projects in 2008 can be expected to cause traffic delays on certain streets. For information on the major construction projects planned, please see our Cone Zones Map & Construction Projects Spreadsheet

Changes to Downtown Parking Policies

Going downtown? Changes to parking policies will make parking better for everyone! Learn more...>>

Transportation Master Plan Update

Continued population growth and even greater increases in personal trip-making have forced our community to expand available transportation choices. A balanced transportation system will help enable Fort Collins to retain its quality of life. At the same time, it is important to ensure that those using the various modes, or means of transportation, pay their fair share of capital and on-going expenses. Accordingly, the Transportation Master Plan examines not only current and planned future transportation system requirements, but also the financial mechanisms to fund these transportation choices. To learn more about the plan...>>

Transportation Funding Information

The Fort Collins City Council is adopting a Strategy for Long-Term Transportation Capital Funding for the city. This Resolution set out a plan by the City Council to pursue a capital funding strategy for transportation projects for the next twenty years through a combination of four local revenue sources that are expected to generate funds for transportation capital projects.

Master Street Plan

The Master Street Plan (MSP) is a map-based representation of the City of Fort Collins' long-range vision of its major street network. The MSP provides a reference for planning and layout of existing and future development's key transportation and circulation connections. Based on the City's Land Use Code and the City Ordinance, future designs involving the street network must comply with these standards. The Master Street Plan helps to guide the development of the future street system for the City and its Urban Growth Area (UGA).