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WYDOT outlines STIP priorities, shelf projects and plan to adopt statewide project prioritization
Summary
Wyoming DOT told the committee it manages a six‑year State Transportation Improvement Program (STIP) covering 2025–2030 with roughly 500 projects (~$2.8B) and is developing a statewide prioritization system to allocate limited funds amid rising costs.
WYDOT told the Joint Transportation Highways Military Affairs Committee on May 1 that its State Transportation Improvement Program (STIP) for fiscal years 2025–30 lists roughly 500 projects and approximately $2.8 billion in design and construction costs. The department said it programs projects for six years to manage design and letting schedules and to synchronize with federal funding requirements.
Chief Engineer Keith…
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