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Castle Rock Road Work Starts Late March

Castle Rock is repaving 100 lane miles starting late March 2026. Work focuses on northern Castle Rock and runs through fall.

By Connor Tien, DougCo Social·Published March 3, 2026·Updated April 20, 2026

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Town Council approved $19 million for pavement maintenance this year. About 100 lane miles will be repaved, mostly in the northern part of town.

What to Expect

When: Late March through fall 2026
Where: Primarily northern Castle Rock
Coverage: ~100 lane miles

Expect delays on affected streets. The work is part of Castle Rock's annual Pavement Maintenance Program, which helps extend the life of the town's 788 lane miles of roadway.

Check Your Street

Want to know if your street is on the list? Visit CRgov.com/PMP for the full schedule and map of affected areas.

Why It Matters

Road maintenance isn't exciting, but it's cheaper than reconstruction. The program extends pavement life and keeps roads in better condition long-term. It's largely funded by sales tax.

If you commute through north Castle Rock, plan for some disruption this spring and summer.


Source: Castle Rock Town Council 3/3/26

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