FAQs • Jefferson County, CO • CivicEngage

How do I get the county to accept and maintain my road?: The road must be built to current county standards, meaning the property has been deeded and dedicated to the county; it must have a 24-foot wide, paved surface with three-foot shoulders on each side and proper drainage structures (e.g., culverts) must be in place. For more specific information, see the Jefferson County Transportation Design and Construction Manual.

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1. How do I get the county to accept and maintain my road?: The road must be built to current county standards, meaning the property has been deeded and dedicated to the county; it must have a 24-foot wide, paved surface with three-foot shoulders on each side and proper drainage structures (e.g., culverts) must be in place. For more specific information, see the Jefferson County Transportation Design and Construction Manual.

2. Where do I go to learn whether the county maintains my road?: Call your district's shop.

3. How do I request new street signs or report malfunctioning traffic lights?

New street signs requests and malfunctioning traffic lights within unincorporated Jefferson County, should be reported to the Transportation and Engineering Division at 303-271-8495.

Sign Maintenance including damaged, missing or knocked down signs should be reported directly to the Road and Bridge Division by submitting a Service Request or by calling 303-271-5200.

4. Why don't we see the grader on our dirt road for long periods when it's dry during the summer?: When roads are extremely dry, grading may smooth the road temporarily, but without moisture to help compact the surface, the washboards will return quickly, increasing dust. In most cases, hauling water to grade roads is not feasible due to the large quantity required.

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