Media Room
Available below are speaking points, the I-70 Coalition brochure and past press releases. The Coalition leadership is happy to speak to the media and can be reached at the numbers below.
Press Releases
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Reality of I-70 Timeline - March 2009
Plans to Impact Winter Driving Season - January 2009
Why Don't You Just.....? - October 2008
Lots of Efforts, Lots of Stakeholders - July 2008
I-70 Coalition Press Releases (PDF format)
- Strategy to Relieve Congestion - March 2009
- Land Use Transing Study Complete - February 2009
- Reality Check for I-70 Timeline - Nov 2008
- Coalition Hires Staff to Address Short Term Solutions - Oct 2008
- Holiday Weekend Driving Tips - June 2008
- Coalition Membership Extends to State Line- April 2008
- Land Use Transit Study Underway- March 2008
- Holiday Weekend Travel Tips - Feb 2008
- Coalition Supports CDOT's Pilot Towing Service - Jan 2008
- Coalition Members Appointed to CDOT Collaborative Team - 10/07
- Coalition Launches Website & eNewletter - 08/07
- Coalition Selects New Chair, Vice-Chair for '07 - 01/11/07
- Letter to the Editor
- TDM Document Released - 5/15/06
- Director Hired - 3/21/06
- I-70 Coalition Forms - 10/18/04
Media Kit
- Download the I-70 Coalition Brochure (pdf)
- I-70 Coalition Speaking points - 2 pages
- I-70 Coalition Speaking points - 1 page
Media Contacts
I-70 Coalition Contacts for Media:
- Florine P. Raitano, Director, 970-393-2394
- Michael Penny, Chair, 970-668-9123
- Harry Dale, Vice Chair, 970-679-2312
Action Alert
The I-70 Coalition is excited to launch GoI70.com this winter season. It's all going to be there: weather and road conditions, travel times along the highway, text alerts about your trip, as well as information about carpooling, acitivities and dining. Want to know the best travel times, find an extra rider to share expenses, get directions to a parking space, or a good deal on an overnight stay? It will all be at GoI70.com.
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Did You Know…
2025 travel demand along the I-70 mountain corridor is projected to increase by more than 10 million trips at the Eisenhower Tunnel over the next 20 years. Current travel through the tunnel is approximately 10.8 million trips annually. (Source: CDOT)