News Releases

Flat Creek Bridge deck poured, work will extend past June 10

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JACKSON, Wyo.  The Wyoming Department of Transportation and contract crews from Reiman Corp are continuing with work on the Flat Creek Bridge south of Jackson, near Smith’s, on US 26/89/189/191. Crews poured the last of the bridge deck this past week, and the concrete will need seven days cure. The concrete curing will be complete on June 10th. However, more work will be needed to complete the project....

Public reminder of prohibition of signage in state right-of-way

ROCK SPRINGS, Wyo.- With the 2026 campaign season underway, the Wyoming Department of Transportation would like to remind political candidates, real estate representatives and residents advertising garage sales that posting signage within the right-of-way of interstate and rural highways is illegal and will be removed. This restriction includes signage near roadways, on traffic poles, or on fences...

Work resumes on Wyoming Highway 120 south of Meeteetse

Completion of an $8.24 million highway improvement project south of Meeteetse on Wyoming Highway 120 is scheduled for this month. Prime contractor is JTL Group, Inc., DBA Knife River, of Casper. "Work this year will consist of placing rumble strips, placing thermoplastic pavement markings, fog sealing shoulders, highway chip sealing and final project cleanup," according to Wyoming Department of Transportation...

Bridge deck replacements for Bear River bridges start Thursday

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BEAR RIVER, Wyo. – The Wyoming Department of Transportation and contract crews from DeBernardi Construction Company, Inc., will begin work on two bridges over the Bear River, on WYO 89 six miles north of Evanston. Beginning Thursday, June 4, traffic will be reduced to one alternating lane through the work zone, controlled by a temporary signal. The single lane traffic control will extend between both...

Work on Snake River Bridge on WYO 22 scheduled for next week

JACKSON, Wyo.  Beginning Monday, June 8, the Wyoming Department of Transportation and contract crews from Ames Construction will be following up on some additional work on the newly constructed Snake River Bridge with an epoxy overlay and welding snow plates on the expansion device for both abutments. The work will take place during daytime hours due to favorable temperatures needed for the epoxy overlay....