DENVER — Denver’s Department of Transportation and Infrastructure (DOTI) is developing its first Sidewalk Implementation Plan (SIP), providing opportunities for residents to weigh in as it embarks upon a historic effort to build a long-term roadmap for repairing damaged sidewalks, widening deficient sidewalks, and building new sidewalks.
Development of a SIP was required in the sidewalk ordinance passed by Denver voters in 2022. The SIP will: answer the questions of where, when, and how Denver will build a complete, citywide sidewalk network; detail the City’s path forward for building and upgrading sidewalks across the city in both the short term and long term; create a prioritization framework for delivering sidewalks; and develop work plans for sidewalk construction, reconstruction, and repair with a more detailed focus on what will be constructed in the next six (6) years.
Denver residents are asked to participate in development of the SIP and learn about the many factors Denver is considering as it develops a plan of action.
Online Survey Open Now
Residents can access our state-of-the-system report now at www.denvergov.org/SOTS and provide input into the SIP by taking a brief survey open through mid-March.
Wednesday, February 4: Telephone Town Hall
Residents can dial into our town hall the evening of February 4 to receive a brief overview of Denver’s Sidewalk Program and what we will accomplish with the SIP, as well as answer a few survey questions, and learn how to access our state of the system report online.
Time: 6-7 p.m.
JOIN: Dial 855-756-7520; Ext.128993#
Wednesday, February 11: Zoom Webinar
DOTI invites the public to join our Zoom Webinar for a deeper dive into the Sidewalk Implementation Plan and State of the System Report and provide input.
Time: 6-7 p.m.
JOIN: bit.ly/SIPZoomWebinar
