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Transportation Layoffs in Colorado

Tracking 64 transportation WARN Act layoff notices affecting 14,907 workers in Colorado. Data from official state workforce agency filings, updated daily.

64
Total Notices
14,907
Workers Affected
8
Cities
15
Companies

Data updated

Top Companies — Transportation Layoffs in Colorado

Transportation Layoffs by City in Colorado

CityNoticesWorkers Affected
Denver4811,673
Pikes Peak2535
Arapahoe2391
Mesa2202
Colorado Springs161
Vail1198
Adams1117
Jefferson County1265

Latest Transportation Layoff Notices in Colorado

CompanyCityEmployeesTypeNotice Date
Eagle Rock DistributionDenver514-2026-04-03
Eagle Rock DistributionDenver526-2026-04-03
Alan Ritchey-729-2026-01-06
Hallcon-104-2025-04-24
UPS-404-2024-11-14
Radial-79-2024-07-30
Radial-84-2024-05-01
Wheels Up Partners-65-2024-04-17
CommuteAirDenver40-2024-03-20
Matheson Flight ExtendersDenver60-2023-12-01
FedExDenver53Closure2023-08-10
FedExDenver94Closure2023-08-09
Astro Space OperationsColorado Springs61-2023-08-04
YellowDenver330Closure2023-07-30
Via Mobility ServicesDenver120-2023-05-01
MV TransportationDenver198-2023-04-27
Ratp Dev USADenver149-2022-12-01
United AirlinesDenver434-2021-07-30
Orion LogisticsDenver59-2021-02-22
United AirlinesDenver10-2021-01-29

Frequently Asked Questions

How many transportation layoffs have occurred in Colorado?

There have been 64 transportation WARN Act layoff notices in Colorado, affecting 14,907 workers.

Which transportation companies have had the most layoffs in Colorado?

The top companies are: United Airlines, Southwest Airlines, Eagle Rock Distribution, Radial, FedEx.

What cities in Colorado have the most transportation layoffs?

The most affected cities are: Denver, Pikes Peak, Arapahoe, Mesa, Colorado Springs.