Larimer County R&B

Keeping our roadsides clear keeps our community safe! Trimming back vegetation means better visibility, safer spots to pull over, and less risk from wildfires or drifting snow. See something we should know about? Let us know: ow.ly/Bcgn50Zmvra

🚧 Cone Zone 🚧 Annual chip seal project 7/13/2026 - end of August in Masonville, Bellvue and around Horsetooth Reservoir. Expect delays, one-lane traffic, and loose rock. Alternate routes advised, cyclists be aware . Save your windshield -slow down when driving through the zone!

Cattle guards are essential for safely containing livestock 🐄while allowing vehicles to pass on rural roads. Larimer County maintains many of these barriers to support our agricultural community🐎. Learn more about CRS Section 43-2-211 on cattle guards: ow.ly/OSHT50ZcVJ8

A rainbow after the storm is a great reminder: Mother Nature is powerful and unpredictable! 🌈 The Code of the West has tips to help our community stay safe from summer hazards like fires and flash floods. Let’s be prepared together—read more: ow.ly/gc0F50Z7ErI

Spring brings rough roads, but our Livermore grading team is on it! Just like weeds, those washboards pop up everywhere—but with seven dedicated teams across the county, we’re working hard to smooth things out for you.🌲🌦️

TRAFFIC ADVISORY The planned closure of Owl Canyon Road (CR 70) scheduled for next week has been rescheduled for the week of June 8th. BNSF Railway requested the delay. Please plan for regular traffic patterns next week and look for further updates closer to the new June date.

Colorado trees sure have it rough! From dry spells to heavy snow and wild winds, it’s tough to stand tall. When a tree becomes a hazard or falls, our Utility team is always ready to clear the way and keep our roads safe!🌳

Crews are actively plowing snow and removing road hazards. If you notice a downed tree on a county road, please report it using the CitizenVUE portal or app (code: "Larimer"). larimer.vueworks.com/citizenrequest…

It’s dangerously dry in Larimer County right now. Road & Bridge is stepping up: we’re vigilant about fire risks, have upgraded fire extinguishers in every vehicle, and responded quickly to help with the Wellington grass fire. Let’s stay alert and protect our community!

Whether it is fires, floods or snow, our Stove Prairie grading team rises to the challenge. Their work goes far beyond road grading and snow removal—they’re true community heroes, showing dedication and resilience through every season. Thank you for keeping Larimer County strong!

Thank you for your patience during road construction. Our crews are your neighbors, friends, and family, and they want to get home safely too. Please drive with care in work zones—together, we can keep everyone safe. #NWZAW #DriveSafe

Did you know Larimer County has its very own sign shop? Our team manufactures and maintains around 13,000 signs—including this shiny stop sign! Keeping our roads safe, one sign at a time. Learn more about our traffic safety program ow.ly/jT5A50YK6sU #Larimer County

Our roads connect us all—and aggregate helps make that possible! Find out how Larimer County relies on this vital resource for non-paved roads and how we’re working to ensure a steady supply for years to come. Learn more at larimer.gov/roads/aggregate. #LarimerCounty

No Joke—spring adventures await! 🌲 Pennock Pass (CR 44H) is now open, and the Upper Laramie River Road (CR 103) is set to open Monday, 4/6/2026. The weather’s dry, so please recreate responsibly and follow all fire restrictions. Enjoy the outdoors safely! 🏔️

Update 3/24/2026, 3:50pm: Owl Canyon Road between CR 19 and Hwy 287 has reopened to traffic. Please proceed with caution and drive safely.

⚠️ URGENT 3/24/2026 6:15am : Owl Canyon Road between CR 19 and Hwy 287 is completely closed after a fatal accident and fuel spill. Please avoid the area and use Hwy 287 or I-25 as detours. Reopening time is currently unknown.

From gravel for non-paved roads to chip for chip sealing and large rocks for slope retaining walls, our Placing team handles it all. Their expertise ensures Larimer County roads stay safe and reliable for everyone.

Colorado’s weather keeps us on our toes! Our Culvert Installation team works behind the scenes to protect our roads from sudden storms and runoff. We appreciate your support as they help keep Larimer County moving, rain or shine.

Gain valuable experience in the road maintenance industry this summer with seasonal work opportunities! larimer.gov/roads/jobs

Rules, policies and regulations oh my! To learn more about Larimer County snow and ice control services and to see the weather cams that are available around the county, visit our website larimer.gov/roads/snow-ice…