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The North Metro Corridor is a proposed 18-mile rail transit corridor
between Denver Union Station and 162nd Avenue, passing through Denver,Commerce City, Thornton, Northglenn and unincorporated Adams County.
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North Metro Latest News
- March 2008 Meetings
Download the materials from these public meetings. - March 2008 North Metro Newsletter is online
- February 2008 North Metro Union Pacific Update from RTD
- Current station site options under evaluation
- Transit Technology Fact Sheet
- North Metro Discussion Forum
As part of the voter-approved FasTracks program, the North Metro Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) will identify the best way to provide a high-quality, reliable, high-capacity, fixed guideway transit service for the area while improving travel times and enhancing access to jobs, recreation and entertainment.
A special sub-component effort called the "Northeast Area Strategy" will investigate alignment and station/park-n-Ride opportunities for future high-capacity transit between downtown Denver and Brighton. More on that effort will be posted as soon as it is available.
Public input is crucial to the success of the North Metro EIS. We encourage you to use this site to learn about the project, and we welcome your comments and feedback.
