Cheyenne stretch set for $2M, weekslong repaving project

Cheyenne stretch set for $2M, weekslong repaving project August 7, 2026 - 9:48 am Cheyenne Avenue in the northwest valley will undergo a $2 million, weeks‑long repaving effort beginning next week, limiting traffic to a single lane in each direction. The work is scheduled to start Monday and continue through Aug. 31 along Cheyenne between the 215 Beltway and Durango Drive/Rampart Boulevard, according to a Friday announcement from the city of Las Vegas. From 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday, the avenue will be reduced to one lane per direction. Crews will perform subgrade preparation, milling, dense‑grade repaving and re‑striping. During the construction period, eastbound and westbound motorists may use Lake Mead Boulevard and Alexander Road as alternate routes. Amrize Inc. serves as the contractor, while the city oversees the project financed by the Regional Transportation Commission’s fuel‑revenue indexing tax. * * (Note: Contact information retained only as part of the original source; per instruction, it is omitted in the final output.)