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Colorado Springs ended agreement for new downtown transit center. What's next?

Summary by Colorado Springs Gazette
Colorado Springs ended the cooperative agreement last year looking at Pikes Peak Avenue and Kiowa Avenue for the new downtown transit center because it was "infeasible" for economic reasons.

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Colorado Springs ended agreement for new downtown transit center. What's next?

Colorado Springs ended the cooperative agreement last year looking at Pikes Peak Avenue and Kiowa Avenue for the new downtown transit center because it was "infeasible" for economic reasons.

·Colorado Springs, United States
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Colorado Springs Gazette broke the news in Colorado Springs, United States on Friday, July 11, 2025.
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