Public Access

Articles tagged public access from federal, state, and local government meetings across the U.S.

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Harbor Management

South Coastal Harbor Plan update urges tighter rules on 'catwalks' and boosts for marsh migration, waterfront access

Tom King and Jim Sullivan briefed the commission on a draft renewal of the South Coastal Harbor Management Plan, highlighting three priorities: researching a Chapter 91 moratorium on catwalks, planning for marsh migration and coastal resilience, and supporting the 'blue economy'; the committee noted the town approved a $15.3 million waterfront bond and will seek select board endorsement before CZM review.

ChathamNov 4, 2026

Public Access

Commissioners discuss new route to preserve public access around Red Creek Ranch

Commissioners described ongoing talks with Red Creek Ranch’s owner and the BLM after the private owner said he would not allow access through his property; county and BLM staff are exploring a Wyoming State Trails route to maintain public access and aim to begin ground work in mid-2027.

Sweetwater CountyNov 4, 2026

Public Comment

Residents urge kayak access fixes and ask about town staffing turnover

A resident asked the council to remove a container blocking kayak launch parking and to open some parking spaces to kayaks; another speaker criticized high town employee turnover and asked council to explain departures and retention steps.

Town of Sunset BeachNov 3, 2026

Public Access

Commissioners discuss Red Creek Ranch access after owner declines easement; MOU and alternate route proposed

Commissioner Taylor Jones reported landowner Adam Larrick will not grant public access across Red Creek Ranch; county and BLM staff are exploring a new route maintained by Wyoming State Trails and an MOU to address liability and maintenance, with on‑the‑ground work tentatively planned for July 2027.

Sweetwater CountyNov 3, 2026