Traffic

Just watch for slick roads.

Since the completion of the I-25 underpass construction near the intersection of N. Walsh Dr. and Western Ave, the new traffic lights that were installed there have not been active.

These back-to-school safety reminders, can ensure a safe, successful, and exceptional school year.

Avoid 12th Street from Beverly to Wyoming Boulevard and Second Street from Wyoming Boulevard to Hat Six Road Monday evening through Tuesday morning.

The Wyoming Transportation Commission awarded a nearly $1.8 million bid to the Casper-based Oftedal Construction Inc. a project on U.S. Highway 14/16/20 in Park County.

Eastbound traffic will be detoured.

The project replaces the aging bridge structures and includes new road surface between the I-25 structures.

Motorists should be aware of school zones; obey traffic laws; be vigilant of students walking home from school, pedestrians in crosswalks, and cyclists on the road.

An average of 21 people die each year on this stretch of Wyoming road.

The Wyoming Department of Transportation announced that they are hosting a public open house on Thursday, January 26 from 5:00 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. regarding the upcoming project that will replace four interstate 25 bridges, as well as the F Street bridge, over the North Platte River.

The rain that began Tuesday evening turned to snow early Wednesday with temperatures near freezing.

Since the first major snow of the year (on January 4th, 2023), the morning traffic for the drop off at Kelly Walsh High School has been atrocious.