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WYDOT presents STIP 2023–2028 overview and local project pipeline to Lincoln County commissioners
Summary
WYDOT resident engineer presented the State Transportation Improvement Program for 2023–2028 — covering federal infrastructure funding, EV charging, bridge formula local projects and upcoming county projects — and discussed next steps in STIP development; commissioners noted a location for a Veteran’s Highway dedication.
Peter Stinchcomb, Resident Engineer with the Wyoming Department of Transportation, presented the State Transportation Improvement Program (STIP) 2023–2028 to the Board of Lincoln County Commissioners on July 19.
Stinchcomb summarized WYDOT’s statewide priorities including work funded through the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, unfunded operating needs, delayed construction projects, EV charging-station planning, bridge formula program opportunities for local projects and the STIP development process. He reviewed current local projects and upcoming projects from 2022 through 2027 and outlined next steps for local coordination.
Commissioner Hansen provided an update to Stinchcomb on the planned location for the dedication of the proposed Veteran’s Highway along U.S. Highway 89. The presentation was delivered as a slideshow; the transcript does not list a public comment period specific to the STIP presentation or record action by the board on STIP items during this meeting.
