The Wyoming Department of Transportation is seeking public comment and review of its 2022 transportation improvement planning document.
WYDOT’s draft 2022 State Transportation Improvement …
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The Wyoming Department of Transportation is seeking public comment and review of its 2022 transportation improvement planning document.
WYDOT’s draft 2022 State Transportation Improvement Plan (STIP) is available at www.dot.state.wy.us/home on the department’s website. People can navigate to the STIP web page by selecting Planning/Projects/Research and STIP Project Listing, which contains the 2022 STIP and a map where people can make comments or suggest new projects.
The STIP contains a listing of highway and bridge projects, airport improvement work, transit and Public Safety Communications Commission projects that WYDOT tentatively expects to contract for during the fiscal year that begins Oct. 1. The final STIP will also incorporate WYDOT’s capital improvement projects. The final approved STIP is published annually and updates are issued monthly.
The public can also submit their comments by email (www.dot.state.wy.us/ContactWYDOT/?id=128) or by mail to 5300 Bishop Blvd., Cheyenne, WY 82009. The deadline for receiving draft STIP comments is Sept. 3.
The draft STIP includes a listing of transportation projects slated through 2027 and a summary of pass-through federal funding for public transportation throughout the state.
Projects are listed by county and note the general character of work; projects include highway, transit, airports and others.
Additionally, WYDOT is accepting public comment via a virtual meeting at www.wydotstipmeeting.com. There, viewers can click through a short STIP presentation at their own pace and provide comments.
WYDOT emphasizes that the STIP project listing is tentative and is revised with changes in funding levels, highway conditions and other issues that arise.