News Releases

Wyoming Aeronautics Commission to meet October 7-9

The Wyoming Aeronautics Commission will meet October 7-9 in Casper to attend the Wyoming Airports Coalition’s annual conference, and to conduct a business meeting. Conference events include a welcome reception, business sessions, and a closing banquet. Commission members will also attend a dinner with Wyoming Department of Transportation staff on Wednesday evening, but no official business will be...

Culvert repairs to begin on Boulder Lake Road

BOULDER, Wyo. — The Wyoming Department of Transportation, in cooperation with Sublette County maintenance crews, will temporarily close the approach to Boulder Lake Road (County Road 210) at the intersection of Wyoming State Highway 353 on the morning of Monday, Oct. 5. The scheduled closure will begin at 9 a.m. and is expected to last until approximately noon. During this three-hour window, crews...

WYDOT will close WYO 376, the Belt Loop, from Dewar to Blair for two more days

ROCK SPRINGS, Wyo. The Wyoming Department of Transportation, in coordination with contract crews from Kilgore Companies (doing business as Lewis & Lewis), will be sealing concrete joints beginning Monday, Oct. 5. The work is part of an ongoing concrete slab repair project on Wyoming State Highway 376 (the South Belt Loop). To conduct the work, crews will be again closing the Belt Loop to traffic from...

WY22 Safe Pass enforcement begins today

JACKSON, Wyo. – With the newly uncovered white and black signs now visible along the Wyoming Highway 22/Teton Pass corridor, the WY22 Safe Pass program is now legally enforceable under Wyoming Statute 24-1-109. “Beyond fines and statutory penalties, we want to make one thing clear: ignoring these safety materials and warnings could put your life, or someone else’s, at risk,” said Wyoming Highway Patrol...

WYDOT begins work on two projects in downtown Jackson

JACKSON, Wyo.  The Wyoming Department of Transportation (WYDOT) and contract crews will begin work this fall on two infrastructure projects prior to the winter season. The targeted improvements include drainpipe installation, a complete traffic signal replacement, concrete slab repairs, and Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) pedestrian sidewalk upgrades. Construction is scheduled to begin Oct. 1...