A construction video feed is up and running on the West Corridor Web site, allowing you to take a virtual tour of the worksite at the Jeffco Administration and Courts Facility. View the live feed and check out the worksite from the safety of your computer!

At any time, visitors can get an interactive online experience by controlling the virtual camera. The ability to zoom in and out allows visitors to see a 180-degree panoramic view of the construction site. Users can also span back in time for a progressive overview of the area during early construction operations.

The camera will be in place throughout construction of walls, mass excavation of the hillside and construction of the parking structure and station. This link will also be available from our Media-on-Demand page throughout the construction, along with other informational videos and county meeting videos.

Construction Update:

Construction at the Admin & Courts Facility continues to progress as scheduled, with the retaining wall reaching deeper and deeper into the hillside. A small test panel of the finishing work was completed near the west side of the areas, near the old trail (viewable from behind the safety fence).  Recent construction has included mass excavation of the hillside and reconstruction of the pedestrian bridge. The pedestrian bridge will not open to the public until the rest of the work at the site has been completed. The roundabout leaving the government center is still closed to traffic exiting the area, and will remain so for the duration of construction.

The demolition of Ulysses Street north of 6th Avenue will soon begin as crews prepare the area for infrastructure improvements and retaining wall installation. Upon completion of the underground utilities, Ulysses will be rebuilt at an at-grade elevation with the train tracks; to be installed at a later date.

During the fall of 2009, West Corridor crews built the support system for the tunnel under I-70. Crews are back in the area now, constructing the approach walls and excavating the tunnel.

The light rail bridge that stretches across the skyline at 6th Avenue and Indiana changes daily as crews have removed the wood supports from the structure and begun pouring the concrete deck. In early to mid August, the emergency sidewalk and curbs will be installed.

The CDOT Sign Bridge has been relocated just west of its original location near Red Rocks Community College and pre-construction activities at the station have begun. The area between Indiana and Union will showcase the first rail on the West Corridor project, with guideway work scheduled to begin any day.