Today’s grant will make freight rail traffic in some of our busiest growing communities safer quickly while providing critical building blocks for Passenger Rail. This major funding will help achieve important priorities like complying with longstanding federal standards and improving the safety of rail crossings, which can be the sites of dangerous incidents. With more than $66 million in federal support from the Biden-Harris administration, the future of Colorado’s rail network is a clear priority for the federal government, as it should be. We thank @SenatorHick and @SenatorBennet, @RepJoeNeguse and @RepPettersen, and our communities for their support of this important project.

NEW: Colorado got a $66m federal CRISI grant to improve infrastructure on the BNSF line near Westminster that state officials hope will one day hold Front Range passenger rail.

It's official. The Front Range Passenger Rail District Board just voted to bring any new tax to the voters in 2026 instead of 2024.

🚂 Took the train down for votes in Washington, curious why it's a 7 hour ride? My team and I are digging into what we can do to fix this.

Good afternoon from the Union Pacific depot in Greeley, CO (former Denver Pacific Rwy.). Former station siding still preserved out front, UP’s Greeley Sub still active behind (see next post)