Larry Joubert News Today

Donald P. Kraen

Larry Joubert, with the Buffalo City Works Department, in his report to the city council, said crews have been “chasing potholes” and getting them fixed as quickly as they can. He also cautioned residents to be prepared for the coming spring runoff, which he expects will be significant. He said t

During the last Buffalo City Council meeting, Building Inspector Terry Asay wanted to remind residents about city code concerning snow and snow removal. Asay said it makes it difficult for city crews to plow streets when snow is piled up in front of resident's driveways. City Works employe

Buffalo City Works employee Larry Joubert, in his report to the city council, gave updates on two work areas within the city. He said city crews had repaired a break in the 16-inch water main at the Veterans Home of Wyoming, and that Rocky Mountain Power was in the process of installing lights on

The City of Buffalo's project to improve the alleyways in the downtown corridor has been awarded to Barnum Construction of Buffalo. Larry Joubert with the Public Works Department recommended the city award the contract to Barnum for their bid of $304,595. Mayor Shane Schrader said the city had

Larry Joubert, sitting in for Buffalo City Works Director Les Hook, reported to the city council that the city will extend the collection of green waste through the end of November because there are still a lot of leaves being collected by city residents. The collection bins are located at Prosin

During Tuesday evening's Buffalo City Council meeting, City Works employee Larry Joubert, sitting in for absent Director Les Hook, reported that the water line project on Tisdale Avenue is complete, with cleanup completed earlier Tuesday. He reported that a new feature has been added on the walki

Buffalo has been getting new signage, according to Larry Joubert with the City Works Department. Joubert, at their recent meeting, said in his report to the city council that crews have been replacing worn out street signs, stop signs and others as needed. He also reported that the department