If County Line Road is part of your drive, two intersection closures are on the schedule. Douglas County’s Nov. 6 notice says work between University Boulevard and Broadway could start as early as Nov. 9.
The first phase calls for closing Phillips Avenue at County Line Road for approximately one week to install an underground storm sewer pipe. During that work, Clarkson Street at County Line Road is to carry one alternating lane controlled by flaggers.
After Phillips Avenue reopens, the county plans to close Clarkson Street at County Line Road for about a week, starting as early as November 16. The notice says business access will remain open. Phillips Avenue residents are directed through Mineral Avenue; access to Clarkson Street is to remain available through Dry Creek Road, University Boulevard and Mineral Avenue.
The work is part of the $30 million County Line Road Widening and Reconstruction Project, which began in September 2025. The county lists September 2027 as the planned completion date. Improvements include an additional lane in each direction, a signal at Clarkson Street and new sidewalks.
These dates are the county’s announced schedule, not independent confirmation that a particular intersection is closed at this moment. Drivers should follow current signs and check the county project page before traveling.
