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~ Colorado Springs - Starting Monday, June 9 at 7 p.m., Brookside Street at South Nevada Avenue will be closed overnight until Tuesday, June 10 at 6 a.m. The closure will resume on Tuesday, June 10 at 7 p.m. and last until Wednesday, June 11 at 6 a.m. These closures are necessary for crews to perform asphalt milling and paving.
According to city officials, during these times Brookside Street will remain open to local traffic but turns between Brookside Street and South Nevada Avenue will not be permitted. Detours have been put in place to help drivers navigate around the closures.
For those traveling from S. Nevada Ave. to westbound Brookside St., the detour route is E. Navajo St. to S. Tejon St., then north to Brookside St. For those heading from S. Nevada Ave. to eastbound Brookside St., the detour route is E. St. Elmo Ave. to S.Wahsatch Ave., then north to Brookside St.
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Travelers going from eastbound Brookside Street to northbound South Nevada Avenue should take South Tejon Street to I-25 South Connector Rd., then head east to S.Nevada Ave. Similarly, those heading from eastbound Brookside St.to southbound S.Nevada Ave.should take S.Tejonto East Navajo Street, then proceed easttoS.NevadaAve.
For westbound travelers on Brookside St.to northbound S.Nevada Ave., the detour route is South Wahsatch Avenue to East Arvada Street, then westtoS.NevadaAve.For those heading from westboundBrooksideSt.to southboundS.NevadaAve.,thedetourrouteisSouthWahsatchAvenue to East St.Elmo Avenue, then westtoS.NevadaAve.
City officials advise travelers to plan for additional travel time and seek alternate routes during the closures. The schedule is weather-dependent and subject to change. More information can be found at ColoradoSprings.gov/I25Ramps or by calling 719-385-2022 or emailing TejonNevadaCorridor@gmail.com with any questions.
According to city officials, during these times Brookside Street will remain open to local traffic but turns between Brookside Street and South Nevada Avenue will not be permitted. Detours have been put in place to help drivers navigate around the closures.
For those traveling from S. Nevada Ave. to westbound Brookside St., the detour route is E. Navajo St. to S. Tejon St., then north to Brookside St. For those heading from S. Nevada Ave. to eastbound Brookside St., the detour route is E. St. Elmo Ave. to S.Wahsatch Ave., then north to Brookside St.
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Travelers going from eastbound Brookside Street to northbound South Nevada Avenue should take South Tejon Street to I-25 South Connector Rd., then head east to S.Nevada Ave. Similarly, those heading from eastbound Brookside St.to southbound S.Nevada Ave.should take S.Tejonto East Navajo Street, then proceed easttoS.NevadaAve.
For westbound travelers on Brookside St.to northbound S.Nevada Ave., the detour route is South Wahsatch Avenue to East Arvada Street, then westtoS.NevadaAve.For those heading from westboundBrooksideSt.to southboundS.NevadaAve.,thedetourrouteisSouthWahsatchAvenue to East St.Elmo Avenue, then westtoS.NevadaAve.
City officials advise travelers to plan for additional travel time and seek alternate routes during the closures. The schedule is weather-dependent and subject to change. More information can be found at ColoradoSprings.gov/I25Ramps or by calling 719-385-2022 or emailing TejonNevadaCorridor@gmail.com with any questions.
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