# September 23, 2026, Board of County Commissioners Study Session


**Body:** Adams County CO Government
**Date:** September 22, 2026
**Jurisdiction:** SLED

**Tags:** Construction & Infrastructure, Transportation, Grants & Funding, Physical Infrastructure


The Adams County Board of County Commissioners held a study session on September 23, 2026, focusing extensively on capital improvement projects (CIP), funding sources, and transportation infrastructure updates. Key procurement-related discussions included updates on grant awards such as the RTD-funded transit bus project with a local match of approximately $4.4 million, and a $400,000 Sherwood transportation vision project funded by Dr. Cog. The board reviewed multiple CIP projects including intersection improvements at 96th and 100th Avenue, roadway widening on SE 73rd Avenue, and bridge replacements funded through the Fuel Impact Enterprise (FIE) program, which has an allocation of $38.4 million from Senate Bill 23280. The FIE projects aim to address structurally deficient bridges and improve safety and flood resilience. The board also discussed the prioritization and phased approach for improving 162 bus stops countywide, with three options presented ranging from minimum ADA compliance to enhanced amenities, and requested further clarity on costs, maintenance responsibilities, and long-term funding commitments before making decisions. Additionally, the meeting covered intergovernmental agreements for trail collaborations and emphasized ongoing efforts to secure and manage grants effectively. No formal votes were recorded during the session, but several action items were identified for follow-up, including refining bus stop improvement plans and continuing grant pursuit and project ranking for the CIP pipeline.

**Source:** Adams County CO Government