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A $2.4 million pavement and bridge rehabilitation project is scheduled to begin Sept. 21. on U.S. Highway 14A between Garland and Byron.
The 4.24-mile project includes asphalt …
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A $2.4 million pavement and bridge rehabilitation project is scheduled to begin Sept. 21. on U.S. Highway 14A between Garland and Byron.
The 4.24-mile project includes asphalt milling, paving, chip sealing and bridge rehabilitation from the U.S. 14A intersection with Wyo. Highway 114 near Garland and extending east to the Park County/Big Horn County line.
“Weather permitting, shoulder work and milling are scheduled to begin the week of Sept. 21. Motorists should expect traffic delays of up to 20 minutes,” said Wyoming Department of Transportation resident engineer Michael Miller of Basin.
Prime contractor is Mountain Construction Co., of Lovell.
Project completion date is Aug. 31, 2028.
