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Downtown rail project hits midblocks and Colfax alignment this week

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By Scott Weiser
| The Denver Gazette
The Regional Transportation District will begin the next phase of its multi-year downtown rail reconstruction project on Sunday, with street closures in the downtown loop midblocks and along the Colfax Avenue alignment. According to a project update on the downtown rail reconstruction project webpage, the work includes full reconstruction of existing light rail tracks, electrical improvements at stations and limited utility work.
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Xcel summer time-of-use rates begin, officials urge load shifting

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By Scott Weiser
| The Denver Gazette
The Colorado Office of the Utility Consumer Advocate is urging residential customers to shift heavy electricity use away from evening hours as Xcel Energy’s summer time-of-use rates took effect Monday. The two-tier summer schedule approved by the Public Utilities Commission charges significantly more during peak weekday evenings.
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RTD rider satisfaction rises, but overall transit use stagnates

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By Scott Weiser
| The Denver Gazette
The Regional Transportation District on Monday released its annual customer and community survey results showing rising satisfaction among bus and rail riders. But critics said those gains mask a deeper disconnect with broader metro Denver and statewide preferences for personal vehicle travel. RTD reported 82% satisfaction among bus customers and 87% among rail customers in its 2026 surveys.
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