Community Center Construction Starts Aug. 3: What You Need to Know

Published on July 10, 2026

The Superior Community Center, 1500 Coalton Road, has become a cornerstone of community life, where residents gather to meet, learn and connect. To ensure the building remains in excellent condition for years to come, the Town will undertake essential repairs to address drainage and foundation concerns.

Construction is scheduled to begin on Aug. 3 and continue through October 2026. During this period, the facility will be closed to allow work to proceed as efficiently as possible while maintaining safety for residents.

Some programs and room reservations will move to the Superior Civic Space, 2250 Main St., Suite 1001. Whether you're hosting a meeting, attending a program or simply looking for a place to connect or work, the Civic Space is an excellent option. If you haven't visited yet, now is a great time to explore Superior's newest community hub.

For more information about the project, visit the Town's project webpage. You can also review the frequently asked questions below for details about the closure, temporary program locations, parking, room reservations and other Community Center services during construction.

Have questions? Call the friendly Guest Service Associates at 303-554-0789 or email TOSPROS@superiorcolorado.gov.

Frequenly Asked Questions

Q: When will the Community Center close? When will it reopen?

A: The Community Center will remain open through Sunday, Aug. 2. The building and property will be inaccessible beginning Monday, Aug. 3. While the construction schedule is tentative, the facility is expected to reopen during the first week of November 2026. Construction is expected to last about three months.

Q: Will I still be able to access the Community Center library locker?

A: No. The library locker will be inaccessible during construction. Most users will need to visit the Louisville Library, 951 Spruce St., Louisville, to check out books. Other return options include:

1. Town Hall drop box: Superior Town Hall, 124 E. Coal Creek Drive, has a library drop box outside the front entrance that is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Please note this is different from the ballot drop box.
2. Home delivery: The Louisville Library offers a home delivery program for people with limited mobility or who may not have easy access to the library. Learn more at https://www.louisville-library.org/services/adults/homebound-delivery.

Q: Where will my favorite programs be held? What programs will still be available?

A: Community Center programs and activities will be temporarily relocated to the new Downtown Civic Space to minimize disruptions and help residents stay connected with the community. For information about available programs, view the online catalog or the Recreation Guide available at SuperiorRec.com. The Fall Recreation Guide will be available in mid-August.

Q: Where can I park? How do I access the building?

A: View a map of available parking options. Visit SuperiorColorado.gov/CivicSpace to view a map showing the Civic Space entrance and additional facility information. Beginning Aug. 3, the Civic Space will operate during the following hours:

• Monday-Saturday: 8 a.m.-8 p.m.
• Sunday: Noon-6 p.m.

Q: I usually walk to the Community Center. How else can I get downtown?

A: The Town of Superior offers several transportation options, including bus service, Call-n-Ride, car share and more. For details, visit the Town's transportation webpage.

Q: What accessibility features does the Civic Space offer?

A: The Civic Space includes an elevator that provides access to the second floor. In addition, visitors may arrange limited second-floor access through the shared parking garage by coordinating with front desk staff.

Q: Will I still be able to reserve rooms for free?

A: Yes. The Civic Space has several rooms available for reservation, many of which are comparable to those at the Community Center. The policy allowing two free reservations per residential household will remain in effect throughout the Community Center closure.

Use the following guide to help choose the appropriate space. See the online recreation catalog to learn more.

Q: Will there still be free coffee?

A: No. The Civic Space does not have the facilities needed to accommodate the Community Center coffee machine. However, it's within walking distance of Paul's Tea & Coffee, Boulder Baked and Krak Boba.