Improvements
The Cody City Council declared May 21 – 27 National Public Works Week. The declaration recognizes the Public Works Department’s continuous dedication to effectively planning, building, managing, and operating Cody’s communities. National Public Works Week is the American Public Works Association’s (A.P.W.A.) nationwide celebration of public works entities’ contributions to improving living standards for the…
Bighorn National Forest has closed a popular scenic drive in the Bighorn Canyon for two months of construction that will improve visitor safety permanently. Effective July 18, Forest System Road 33 – the Crazy Woman Road – will be closed to all vehicle and visitor traffic. Bighorn National Forest employees intend to improve the road…
W.Y.D.O.T. is ready to begin another set of improvements on the Chief Joseph Highway, which means a few weeks of short delays and single-lane traffic. The Chief Joseph Highway (Wyoming Highway 296) is due for another set of repairs. This time, work will commence in the Paint Creek Canyon. W.Y.D.O.T. has established a 300-foot work…
The main entrance to Hot Springs State Park got a facelift. A new sign welcoming visitors to the park was installed this week, spanning the entire road leading into the park. Kevin Skates, the Superintendent of Hot Springs State Park, says that the sign itself is getting additional pizzazz in just a few weeks. Rocks…
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Yellowstone Seeks Comments on WiFi Improvements
Andrew-Rossi
June 1, 2020
Want better Wi-Fi in Yellowstone? It’s time to speak up. Yellowstone is seeking another round of public comments on about the impacts a Wi-Fi proposal may have on Yellowstone National Park’s historic properties or other cultural resources. The proposal from AccessParks includes the installation of indoor Wi-Fi networks and associated equipment for park visitors and…