East Dartmouth Ave. Traffic Calming

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Project Overview

Dartmouth Ave. between Broadway and University Blvd. is a collector street that includes intersections with higher-than-normal crash rates in the city of Englewood. This segment is also a major bicycle and pedestrian corridor throughout the city. The City applied for a Federal Highway Safety Improvement Project Fund grant through the Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) and was awarded $1,080,000 to investigate and construct improvements to address these safety concerns.

The primary goals of this project are to reduce crashes at the currently signalized intersections at S. Logan St. and S. Downing St. and enhance the overall multi-modal safety throughout the project area. To meet these goals, the city is installing the following improvements.

  • Fully reconstruct the S. Logan St. and S. Downing St. intersections and replace with mini-roundabouts.
  • Install paint and post intersection improvements along the corridor to create smaller turning radii for vehicles as well as protect cyclists and pedestrians with vertical elements.

Other minor traffic calming and complete street design elements are included within the project area to support the overall goal of this project. The City has contracted with the engineering firm Consor Engineers, LLC (formerly Apex Design) to perform the design of the corridor.

Project Location

Project Intersections

S. Logan St. Mini Roundabout


S. Downing St, Mini Roundabout
S. Sherman St. Bulbouts
Project Schedule

City staff, along with our consultant, is working to secure the necessary CDOT clearances to advertise the project for construction bids. This includes obtaining environmental clearance, utility clearance letters and right-of-way clearance. Project staff have been engaging with a consultant to gain the CDOT clearances and we hope to advertise for bids in Q1 or Q2 2026.

Project Funding

This project has two sources of funding: Federal Highway Safety Improvement Project Fund and the City of Englewood Public Improvement Fund. The funding breakdown is as follows:

$1,958,000 (Federal HSIP) + $652,000 (City of Englewood) = $2,610,000

Project Overview

Dartmouth Ave. between Broadway and University Blvd. is a collector street that includes intersections with higher-than-normal crash rates in the city of Englewood. This segment is also a major bicycle and pedestrian corridor throughout the city. The City applied for a Federal Highway Safety Improvement Project Fund grant through the Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) and was awarded $1,080,000 to investigate and construct improvements to address these safety concerns.

The primary goals of this project are to reduce crashes at the currently signalized intersections at S. Logan St. and S. Downing St. and enhance the overall multi-modal safety throughout the project area. To meet these goals, the city is installing the following improvements.

  • Fully reconstruct the S. Logan St. and S. Downing St. intersections and replace with mini-roundabouts.
  • Install paint and post intersection improvements along the corridor to create smaller turning radii for vehicles as well as protect cyclists and pedestrians with vertical elements.

Other minor traffic calming and complete street design elements are included within the project area to support the overall goal of this project. The City has contracted with the engineering firm Consor Engineers, LLC (formerly Apex Design) to perform the design of the corridor.

Project Location

Project Intersections

S. Logan St. Mini Roundabout


S. Downing St, Mini Roundabout
S. Sherman St. Bulbouts
Project Schedule

City staff, along with our consultant, is working to secure the necessary CDOT clearances to advertise the project for construction bids. This includes obtaining environmental clearance, utility clearance letters and right-of-way clearance. Project staff have been engaging with a consultant to gain the CDOT clearances and we hope to advertise for bids in Q1 or Q2 2026.

Project Funding

This project has two sources of funding: Federal Highway Safety Improvement Project Fund and the City of Englewood Public Improvement Fund. The funding breakdown is as follows:

$1,958,000 (Federal HSIP) + $652,000 (City of Englewood) = $2,610,000

  • East Dartmouth Traffic Calming Informational Meeting

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    Join us on Tuesday, May 5, from 4:30–6:30 p.m. at Charles Hay World School for the East Dartmouth Traffic Calming Informational Meeting. Community members will have the opportunity to learn more about upcoming traffic calming improvements on East Dartmouth Avenue. Attendees can review proposed changes, including two new mini roundabouts at South Logan Street and Dartmouth Avenue and South Downing Street and Dartmouth Avenue, view project displays and speak with city staff.

    Date: Tuesday, May 5
    Time: 4:30-6:30 p.m.
    Location: Charles Hay World School (1221 E. Eastman Ave)

    Join us on Tuesday, May 5, from 4:30–6:30 p.m. at Charles Hay World School for the East Dartmouth Traffic Calming Informational Meeting. Community members will have the opportunity to learn more about upcoming traffic calming improvements on East Dartmouth Avenue. Attendees can review proposed changes, including two new mini roundabouts at South Logan Street and Dartmouth Avenue and South Downing Street and Dartmouth Avenue, view project displays and speak with city staff.

    Date: Tuesday, May 5
    Time: 4:30-6:30 p.m.
    Location: Charles Hay World School (1221 E. Eastman Ave)

  • February 2026

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    The East Dartmouth Traffic Calming Project is moving into the next phase. The city anticipates sending Notices of Intent in late February or early March to property owners regarding the purchase of temporary construction easements needed for construction. These easements allow contractors to temporarily access small portions of private property during construction to complete the planned improvements.

    After City Council approval, the city will complete waiver valuations to determine fair compensation for the temporary easements. If you are a property owner who may be affected, you will receive direct communication from the city with additional details about next steps.

    Thank you,

    City Staff

    The East Dartmouth Traffic Calming Project is moving into the next phase. The city anticipates sending Notices of Intent in late February or early March to property owners regarding the purchase of temporary construction easements needed for construction. These easements allow contractors to temporarily access small portions of private property during construction to complete the planned improvements.

    After City Council approval, the city will complete waiver valuations to determine fair compensation for the temporary easements. If you are a property owner who may be affected, you will receive direct communication from the city with additional details about next steps.

    Thank you,

    City Staff

Page last updated: 16 Apr 2026, 02:27 PM