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Minatare, NE · Traffic & Transit
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Comments accepted for amendment to transportation plan
Cheyenne, Wyo. – The Cheyenne Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) is providing public notice of a proposed amendment to the Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) for both WYDOT and Cheyenne Transit projects within the Cheyenne urbanized area. The proposed amendment includes updates to project funding and timing. No new roadway capacity...
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Water line work to shut down road access in central Cheyenne neighborhood for 10–12 weeks
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — Multiple city roads will shut down next week as the Cheyenne Board of Public Utilities makes improvements to the city’s water main lines. Closures could last up to 12 weeks, with parking and water access intermittently disrupted. Starting July 1, Cheyenne commuters can expect closures...
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A Roadwork & Infrastructure Update from the City Engineer – June 2026
Mayor Collins is traveling this week, and I have been asked to provide an update on the City’s 2026 Roadway Maintenance and Infrastructure Construction. Cheyenne’s streets are the backbone of our community, connecting our homes, businesses, schools, and neighborhoods. Each year, we invest in maintaining, improving, and modernizing this system so residents can travel safely and efficiently. This year’s construction season is one of our most active in recent memory, supported by strategic planning, strong pavement data, and a commitment to being good stewards of taxpayer resources.
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Railcars to be placed along 15th Street June 28-30, 2026
Three historic railcars will be installed for public display in an area along 15th Street next week, marking one of the first steps to build out the 15th Street Experience. The railcars – two business/passenger cars and a Union Pacific caboose – will be delivered by truck from their current staging area in Carpenter and placed on faux track beginning Sunday, June 28, and continuing through Tuesday, June 30.
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Meet The First Driver To Get A Ticket Under Cheyenne’s New Noise Ordinance
Cheyenne’s new vehicle noise ordinance was unanimously passed by the City Council to stop obnoxious motorists who drive their loud cars, trucks and motorcycles late at night, disrupting people’s sleep. But the first driver to be pulled over and given a ticket for being too loud soon after...
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Cheyenne DDA says renovated rail cars slated for 15th Street are coming soon
Cheyenne, Wyo. - 15th Street has been seeing some action lately as the faux track designed to hold the upcoming restored train cars is officially in place. Wyoming News Now spoke to the Downtown Development Authority as they say residents can expect to finally see the trains in person soon.
Wyoming News
Cheyenne Safety Action Plan approved, targets high-risk roads and crash reduction
CHEYENNE — The Laramie County Board of County Commissioners unanimously approved a resolution Tuesday acknowledging receipt and acceptance of the Cheyenne Safety Action Plan, a federally funded initiative designed to reduce serious traffic crashes and fatalities throughout the Cheyenne metropolitan area. The plan was developed through a Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) grant awarded to the Cheyenne Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO). The federal grant funded the entire planning process, said MPO Senior Planner Jennifer Corso. “I’ve got to tell you, this is an awesome plan,” Corso told commissioners. “It is our Cheyenne Safety Action Plan. … The federal grant paid for the whole thing, and we’re just going to make Cheyenne safer.” The yearlong effort was led by Colorado-based consulting firm Felsburg Holt & Ullevig (FHU), and involved representatives from the MPO, Laramie County, the city of Cheyenne, the Wyoming Department of Transportation and other stakeholders. Lyle DeVries, a staff member with FHU, said the plan focuses on identifying and addressing locations where severe crashes, serious injuries and fatalities occur most frequently. “The focus is really on action here,” DeVries said. “Taking action to reduce severe crashes throughout the Cheyenne MPO area.” The project included examining five years
WBRE
Full steam ahead for America250
SCRANTON, LACKAWANNA COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — The world’s largest operating steam locomotive, the Union Pacific Big Boy 4014, is making a stop in Scranton as it travels east for America’s 250th birthday. It’s a more than 2,000-mile journey from Cheyenne, Wyoming, and the train’s arrival in Northeastern Pennsylvania is a spectacle many, especially railroad buffs, wouldn’t […]
Wyoming News
WYDOT reviews Cheyenne Streets Project details at public meeting
CHEYENNE — The Wyoming Department of Transportation, Simon Contractors and city of Cheyenne and Laramie County representatives held a public meeting Tuesday evening at the Cheyenne Hills Church to review the Cheyenne Streets Project set to start next Monday. The Cheyenne Streets Project includes the reconstruction of Whitney Road, Dell Range Boulevard and a newly constructed South Frontage Road. Two new traffic signals will also be installed at the intersections of Dell Range Boulevard and Whitney Road, as well as Dell Range Boulevard and U.S. 30. The Summit Drive and Storey Boulevard extension will also begin this summer and will be completed by Reiman Corporation in partnership with the city and county. The panel reviewed project timelines, construction tasks and suggested detours. Reconstruction projects are focused on stormwater utility capacities, sewer infrastructure and roadway improvements. The reconstruction, new roads and traffic signals are also meant to improve vehicular and pedestrian connectivity. According to a news release from WYDOT, work will continue into fall 2026 and slowly pause toward the winter season. Work will resume on the Whitney Road reconstruction in early March 2027 and is expected to continue into fall 2027. Construction staff will host weekly meetings when construction begins
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Cheyenne Transit Program to begin pilot circular route
Cheyenne, Wyo. - The Cheyenne Transit Program will introduce a pilot circular route on Monday, June 1. The new route will begin and end at Stinson Avenue and West 17th Street, continue through downtown, north on Yellowstone Road to Storey Boulevard, south and east through the Dell Range corridor, south on College Drive, and then west on Campstool Road before returning via Logan Avenue and Lincolnway.