WYDOT

WYDOT Director Luke Reiner said the grant will help reduce vehicle-wildlife collisions, improving highway safety for all.

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Summer in Wyoming is fleeting, especially at the higher elevations.

There is no estimated time for the highway to reopen, WYDOT said.

A hazardous materials crew was notified, as some oil ended up on the road surface.

This story will be updated as we learn more.

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

Each installation is expected to take about two hours.

During the I-25 project, traffic will be reduced to one lane.

WYDOT warns of congestion and delays, as crews can only work so quickly.

Flooding has also caused damage and displaced families in communities such as Sheridan.

Both highways were closed as of 10:55 a.m. with no estimated reopening time.