construction

The suggested change came as a result of a resident's concern about blowing trash and debris from construction sites.

Old infrastructure will be replaced including water and sewer mains, stormwater inlets and piping.

The river rehabilitation will include some spring planting of a riparian seed mix and probably some trees.

The construction signs on 2nd Street, near the Eastridge Mall and east side Walmart seem to be in a very dangerous area.

We may not have too many silos in Wyoming but we do have a few. Sometimes they get old and the bases begin to crack despite how well they were made. Mother nature can crack their foundations.

Ingram anticipates paving work to be complete by Saturday morning, and says further closures likely will not be necessary.

During the work, traffic will be reduced to a single lane.

Residents said on a survey and at public forums they ranked public safety, streets, and water as the top priorities for Optional One-cent Sales Tax revenues.

The contract was awarded to Transmission Distribution Services.

On Thursday, the westbound lanes will be reduced down to one lane as maintenance work approaches a manhole on Wilson Street.

Now that the temperature is starting to cool down and school is back in session, the construction areas seem even more annoying than ever. With that in mind, here are the areas we think are the most inconvenient.

Upon completion of this two-block section, the city will look to obtaining funds for the reconstruction Midwest from Elm Street to Poplar Street.