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15th Street Closing on University of Wyoming Campus in July - Vimarsana News

15th Street Closing on University of Wyoming Campus in July

Due to the University of Wyoming’s $210-million Dorm Project, parts of 15th Street will be closed in phases for over a month, effective July 6 to August 10, 2023.

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Wyoming Transportation Commission awards more than $38M for projects; Casper Electric nets $128K - Vimarsana News

Wyoming Transportation Commission awards more than $38M for projects; Casper Electric nets $128K

The commission awarded a nearly $128,000 bid to Casper-based Casper Electric Inc. for a project on US Highway 14A in Big Horn County.

Pavement Maintenance Project - Vimarsana News

Pavement Maintenance Project

The Sheridan City Council will soon be considering awarding the bid for the City’s 2022 pavement maintenance project. City Public Works Director Hanns Mercer provided councilors and Mayor Rich Bridger with details of the project during the recent council study session. Hanns Mercer Mercer said

Acme Interchange project update - Vimarsana News

Acme Interchange project update

The Wyoming Department of Transportation subcontractor Simon Contractors has resumed construction at the Acme Interchange Exit 14. While appearing on Sheridan Media’s Public Pulse program, Wyoming Highway Patrol Lieutenant Erik Jorgensen gave listeners an update on local projects being construct

Buffalo Council Releases Retainage on Klondike Project - Vimarsana News

Buffalo Council Releases Retainage on Klondike Project

Buffalo's City Council has voted to release the remaining funds that were retained on the Klondike Overlay Project to Simon Contractors, on the recommendation of City Works Director Les Hook. Hook explained why the funds were retained and why the council should now release it to them. The