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City of Cheyenne says heavy rain can cause flooding in Greenway underpasses
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — The City of Cheyenne recently offered some words of warning regarding possible flooding in the Greenway network. A release from the city says that, with the significant rainfall that Cheyenne has recently received, Greenway users are being asked to be aware of water in several underpasses throughout the network.
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Comments accepted for amendment to Transportation Improvement Program
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — The City of Cheyenne is accepting public comments through July 25 regarding an amendment to the Transportation Improvement Program. The Cheyenne Metropolitan Planning Organization is providing public notice of a proposed amendment to the TIP for both WYDOT and Cheyenne Transit projects within the Cheyenne urbanized area. The organization is inviting citizens to provide comments.
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Restored railcar set for 15th Street Experience goes from semi-truck to faux track
Cheyenne, Wyo. - Downtown is seeing some activity once again, as from Sunday into Monday work was done to officially add one of the main attractions for the 15th Street Experience. "There was some question whether they could be restored. And when you see it today, it's just unbelievable, it's...
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Crews installing 15th Street Experience railroad cars in downtown Cheyenne June 28–30
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — Downtown Cheyenne’s 15th Street Experience is taking its first steps next week as the city puts in historic railcars for public display. From June 28 to June 30, workers will install the cars, two passenger cars and a Union Pacific caboose as the first steps to revitalizing the 15th Street area in the southwest portion of Cheyenne’s downtown. The city said that the project will improve 15th Street from the Historic Depot to Bent Avenue with enhanced lighting, landscaping and streetscaping.
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Restored 15th Street railcars arrive in Cheyenne; council member remains skeptical
CHEYENNE — The train of progress is chugging along for the city's planned 15th Street Revitalization Plan, which has been in the works for around six years. The 15th Street Experience was initially conceived around 2020 and draws from the Laramie County Tourism Master Plan, which highlighted railroad experiences to bring visitors to the region, according to a city of Cheyenne news release sent to the Wyoming Tribune Eagle on Friday. An initial plan was developed in 2021-22.
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Comments accepted for amendment to transportation plan
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 projects are included. The...
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Inside Cheyenne’s $5 Million Railcar Experience Taking Shape For 15th Street
CHEYENNE — The most prominent words on the Kenefick green Union Pacific caboose FTSX 812, now being restored for the city's 15th Street Railcar Experience, are also the oddest. “DO NOT HUMP,” they say, in all capital letters. Train restoration expert Mike Pannell knew the phrase would raise...
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Ribbon cutting scheduled July 7 for Parsley Greenway Connector
The City of Cheyenne will host a ribbon cutting ceremony for the new Parsley Boulevard Greenway Connector on Tuesday, July 7, at 3 p.m. The new Greenway segment connects neighborhoods to the north of Interstate 80 to the WAPA Greenway corridor via the Parsley/I-80 bridge, which was reconstructed by WYDOT and opened in June 2023. This important connection allows for improved biking and walking routes to Goins Elementary, Johnson Junior High School, South High School and the Boys and Girls Club of Southeast Wyoming.
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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.