Colorado Department of Transportation marks 5-year anniversary of I-70 recovery
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What happened
The Colorado Department of Transportation is marking the five-year anniversary of the Grizzly Fire, which occurred in 2020 and led to catastrophic landslides in Glenwood Canyon in 2021. The department is screening a six-part mini-documentary, titled “From Ashes to Asphalt: The Glenwood Canyon Recovery,” which highlights the efforts made to reopen the roads. The documentary began as an internal project for the department to track the recovery over the years.
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Why it matters
The event highlights the extensive recovery and maintenance work undertaken by the Colorado Department of Transportation following a major natural disaster on the I-70 Mountain Corridor. This work is critical for maintaining transportation infrastructure and ensuring operational continuity in Colorado.
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Who's involved
- Colorado Department of TransportationGovernment agency managing the recovery efforts on the I-70 Mountain Corridor
- ColoradoState jurisdiction under which the department operates
- Jason SmithDirector for CDOT Region Three, involved in the department's projects
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Colorado Department of Transportation
government agency in Colorado, United States