Loveland Will Launch Major Road Construction Projects
The city plans extensive road widenings and intersection upgrades to manage traffic growth throughout 2027 and 2028.
Updated on Oct. 13, 2026 in Construction
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Loveland officials are preparing a series of transportation infrastructure improvements aimed at reducing congestion and boosting safety. These upcoming projects will address critical areas such as Eisenhower Boulevard to support rising traffic volumes from new developments.
Why it matters
As Loveland experiences ongoing business and population growth, city leaders are prioritizing these upgrades to prevent gridlock. The expansion projects are designed to accommodate traffic from new sites like the Schmer Farm property and Avenue South.
The Eisenhower Boulevard widening project is supported by a $16.2 million budget, including $8.2 million from developer Realberry and $3.9 million in federal grants. Meanwhile, the Kendall Parkway extension is estimated to cost $15.5 million.
The players
Realberry
This developer contributed $8.2 million toward the funding of the Eisenhower Boulevard widening project.
The details
Crews will add a third lane to segments of Eisenhower Boulevard to improve traffic flow for both eastbound and westbound commuters. The city also intends to pilot a compact roundabout at the intersection of Garfield Avenue and 10th Street using temporary materials.
Timeline
Preliminary grading for the Kendall Parkway extension begins in February 2027.
Construction on the Eisenhower Boulevard widening starts in spring 2027.
The Roadway Safety Action Plan is expected to be finished in spring 2027.
The city targets completion of the Eisenhower Boulevard widening by August 2027.
Reconstruction of the Eisenhower Boulevard intersections with Lincoln and Cleveland avenues may begin in late 2027 or early 2028.
Market Landscape
These infrastructure investments align with the city's broader Roadway Safety Action Plan to manage high-growth development. This strategy positions Loveland to maintain commercial competitiveness by ensuring efficient access to key corridors like Eisenhower Boulevard.
Residents should prepare for upcoming lane additions and intersection shifts that aim to reduce daily commute times. These projects represent a long-term effort to mitigate the impacts of regional population growth on local road safety.
The takeaway
Effective urban planning requires significant investment from both public and private partners to keep pace with rapid expansion. Drivers are encouraged to stay informed on construction timelines to navigate these changes safely.
What happens next
The city expects to complete the Roadway Safety Action Plan in spring 2027, followed by the project milestone for the Eisenhower Boulevard widening completion in August 2027.
Further reading
For more information on local development, see Construction.
More information
Residents can view project updates on the city public engagement website.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Loveland Reporter-Herald.
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