Annual Reports

Here are a list of the annual reports for CDOT.

2010 Transportation Deficit Report

 

2010 Bridge Enterprise Annual Report

 

2009 Transportation Safety and Traffic Engineering Annual Report

This report describes the Office of Transportation Safety Programs goals and performance measures, provides an overview of each Program Area, and describes in detail each project that was implemented in FY 2009.

2009 Transportation Deficit Report

June 2009 - This report details factors impacting the budget of the Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT), the current condition of Colorado’s transportation system, the costs required to sustain current conditions and the costs of accomplishing the system’s aspirational goals. A discussion is also included on options for reducing future transportation infrastructure costs. This report is authorized under SB 09-108, the Funding Advancements for Surface Transportation and Economic Recovery Act of 2009, commonly called FASTER.

2009 State Traffic Records Advisory Committee Annual Report

 

2009 Legislative Report for ITFDD

2009 Interagency Task Force on Drunk Driving (ITFDD) Legislative Report

2009 HPTE Annual Report

1st Annual High Performance Transportation Enterprise Report - FASTER requires that the Enterprise issue a report of its activities to the legislature by February 15, 2010, and further requires that the report be posted on CDOT’s website by January 15, 2010. This report fulfills that requirement. Since all of the obligations of the CTE were assigned to the HPTE, this report also addresses the activities of the CTE within Fiscal Year 2009 prior to March 2, 2009 when FASTER was signed in to law.

2009 Annual Report

 

2009 Annual Performance Report

While the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act provided a one-time infusion of $404 million to address the backlog of delayed projects it is only a small portion of the $1.5 billion per year additional transportation investment recommended by the Governor’s Blue Ribbon Panel. FASTER legislation will help by contributing nearly $250 million annually to the funding shortfall and by repairing many poor bridges. But it represents only a portion of the amount needed to deliver a 21st century transportation system to Coloradans.

2008 Traffic Safety & Engineering Annual Report

65MB pdf - This report describes the Office of Transportation Safety and Traffic Engineering Branch goals and performance measures, provides an overview of each program area and describes in detail each project that was implemented in FY 2008.

2008 State Traffic Records Advisory Committee Annual Report

The Committee conducted four quarterly meetings and numerous sub-committee meetings during 2008. The results of those meetings are detailed in this section.

2008 ITFDD Legislative Report

2008 Legislative Report - This Interagency Task Force on Drunk Driving (ITFDD) was created by Senate Bill 06-192. The task force is in its second year.

2008 ITFDD Annual Report

2008 Annual Report - In 2006, Colorado Senate Bill 06-192 created the Interagency Task Force on Drunk Driving (ITFDD) in response to the tragic death of Sonja Marie DeVries who was killed in 2004 by a drunk driver who had been convicted of impaired driving on six previous occasions. Since its inception in 2006, the ITFDD has brought together executive leaders from government and other organizations that have an interest in reducing instances of impaired driving.

2008 IACP/DRE Section Annual Report

The Drug Recognition Expert Section of the International Association of Chiefs of Police 2008 Annual Report

2008 Annual Report

 

2008 Annual Performance Report

Being a good steward of the public’s tax dollars requires accountability and transparency. The annual performance report communicates the results of our efforts to deliver on objectives set by the Transportation Commission with the resources we are provided. As this report will demonstrate, CDOT has been effective at maintaining relatively high levels of service given limited resources.

2007 Annual Report

 

2007 Annual Performance Report

Each year, the Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) is provided with tax dollars that it must invest wisely to deliver positive results for Colorado’s drivers and communities. Since 1998, CDOT has prepared an Annual Performance Report to communicate the results of our efforts. As in past reports, performance is reported in the four categories where CDOT invests taxpayer dollars – Safety, System Quality, Mobility and Program Delivery. An update on the status of the 28 high priority projects approved by the Colorado General Assembly in 1999 is also included.

2006 Annual Report

 

2005 Annual Report