Software training requires temporary closures at Driver Services locations in Kemmerer, Big Piney and Pinedale

KEMMERER – The Wyoming Department of Transportation is announcing a scheduled temporary closure of the Driver Services locations in southwest Wyoming to train employees on the agency’s new MAX and oneWYO software systems. The Kemmerer office will close early at 3 p.m. on Monday, Sept. 15 and will reopen on Thursday, Sept. 18 at 2 p.m. The Big Piney and Pinedale offices will be closed the week of Sept....

Software training requires temporary closures at Driver Services locations in Jackson and Thayne - updated

JACKSON – The Wyoming Department of Transportation is announcing a scheduled temporary closure of the Driver Services locations in Jackson and Thayne to train employees on the agency’s new MAX and oneWYO software systems. Both the Jackson and Thayne offices will close early on Monday, Sept. 15, at 12:30 p.m. and remain closed through Thursday, Sept. 18.. Both offices will reopen on Friday, Sept. 19...

Software training requires temporary closures at Evanston Driver Services office - updated

EVANSTON – The Wyoming Department of Transportation is announcing a scheduled temporary closure of the Driver Services location in Evanston to train employees on the agency’s new MAX and oneWYO software systems. The Evanston office will close early at 3 p.m. on Monday, Sept. 15 and will remain closed all day Tuesday through Thursday, Sept. 16-18. The office will reopen again on Friday, Sept. 19. Following...

Software training requires temporary closures at Rock Springs Driver Services office

ROCK SPRINGS – The Wyoming Department of Transportation is announcing a scheduled temporary closure of the Driver Services office in Rock Springs to train employees on the agency’s new MAX and oneWYO software systems. The office will be closed for two full days, beginning Tuesday, Sept. 16 through Wednesday Sept. 17. The office will reopen on Thursday, Sept. 18 at noon. Following the closure, the Driver...

Erosion repair project scheduled to restart Sept. 15 west of Cody

Work on a $3.57 million erosion repair and guardrail replacement project is scheduled to resume Sept. 15 along the edge of Buffalo Bill Reservoir west of Cody. The contract with prime contractor Wilson Brothers Construction, Inc., of Cowley required work on the project suspended between Memorial Day weekend and through Labor Day weekend. "The shutdown was required for high water levels in the reservoir...