CO 52 Signal Improvements at Weld County Road 41

About the Project

Starting March 4, 2026, CDOT and contractor Sturgeon Electric will begin a signal installation project along Colorado Highway 52 at Weld County Road 41 between Hudson and Fort Lupton. The anticipated completion date is mid-April 2026.

This project will install new traffic signals at the intersection of CO 52 and WCR 41 to improve safety and traffic flow for motorists. The work includes traffic lights, stop lines, signage and other signal-related devices. The CO 52 corridor in Weld and Morgan counties has become a key east–west route in the Northern Front Range, supporting growing traffic volumes and regional connectivity.

Work this Week & Lane Closures for CO 52 Signal Improvements at WCR 41

Project Facts

• Construction Cost: $1 million
• Contractor: Volkert
• Timeline: March 2026 to May 2026
• Location: CO 52 at Weld CR 41
  • Nearest Town/City: Hudson
  • Mile Point(s): MP 27.34 to MP 27.53
  • County: Weld

Project Benefits

• Improved safety at an intersection with growing traffic volumes
• Better traffic flow and regional connectivity
• Signals provide predictable traffic control and reduce confusion
• LED lights, sensors, and updated control systems improve visibility and reduce maintenance needs

Work Schedule

• Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 pm
• Work schedule is weather-dependent and subject to change

Traffic Impacts

• Shoulder closures and lane shifts at the CO 52 and WCR 41 intersection
• Reduced speed limits through the work zone
• Brief delays may occur
• Flaggers will be on site to guide motorists
• Please be aware of construction vehicles entering and exiting the work zone
• Refer to COtrip.org for real-time travel conditions and road closures