Fitzsimons Transportation Study

Visit this link to share your transportation experiences on our interactive map

Get Involved in Making Mobility Better at Fitzsimons

The city, in partnership with the Denver Regional Council of Governments (DRCOG) and its consultant team, is conducting a study to look at how people get to, from and around the Fitzsimons Urban Center, which includes the Anschutz Medical Campus and the Fitzsimons Innovation Community.

Every day, thousands of people travel to Fitzsimons for work, school, medical appointments, research and other activities. As the area grows, transportation needs are changing.

The study team is looking at parking, transit, walking, biking, safety and traffic throughout the district. We want to understand what works well today and where improvements may be needed.

The Fitzsimons Transportation Study will build on community feedback gathered through the process to develop the city's newly adopted Connecting Aurora Multimodal Transportation Master Plan and support Connecting Aurora's overarching vision, goals and strategies.

The Fitzsimons Transportation Study is funded by DRCOG's Livable Centers set-aside program.

Study Goals

The study aims to:

• Improve parking experiences
• Improve safety and accessibility
• Strengthen walking and biking connections
• Improve transit and shuttle access
• Improve traffic flow and navigation
• Preserve and build on what works well

The goal is to identify ways to make it easier, safer and more convenient for people to get around.

Share Your Transportation Experiences

An interactive comment map is now available for you to share your transportation experiences at Fitzsimons.

Throughout the study, there will be additional opportunities to:

• Share feedback
• Participate in outreach activities
• Review transportation priorities
• Learn about study findings

Check back for project updates and future engagement opportunities.

Click on the subscribe button located in the Stay Informed section to sign up for periodic project updates.