WYDOT seeks public input on proposed improvements for WYO 22 corridor; will host public meeting on June 4

JACKSON, Wyo. – The Wyoming Department of Transportation (WYDOT) will be hosting a public meeting to share their progress on the environmental analysis and design of improvements to the Wyoming State Highway 22 corridor. This meeting is the third in a series hosted by WYDOT to discuss potential improvements to the corridor.

The meeting will take place on Wednesday, June 4, 2025, from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the Teton County Fairgrounds Community Building, located at 390 W Karns Avenue in Jackson. There will be no formal presentation, and interested parties may drop by the meeting anytime between the posted meeting times. The open-house-style meeting will provide an opportunity to learn about proposed improvements and project schedule and next steps, review 3D visualizations of alternatives and evaluation results, ask questions, and share your preferences.

The WYO 22 Corridor Project extends from the Y intersection with Broadway Avenue to the west side of Wilson and includes a potential connection to existing Tribal Trail Road. This project involves identifying transportation needs and improvements to WYO 22 and analyzing associated impacts, in coordination with stakeholders and the public.  This work will be used to support the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) process that WYDOT hopes to initiate in late summer 2025.

Since the public meetings last February, WYDOT has continued to work with the project advisory committee composed of stakeholders representing a variety of local interest groups in the project area and the technical team consisting of local and state agency staff. Working with these groups, WYDOT has continued refining and evaluating the alternatives presented at the last public meeting.

WYDOT officials and other team members will be on hand to answer questions and discuss any concerns you may have. In addition, you will be able to submit written comments during the meeting or after the meeting via digital comment form, mail or email. Comments received will be considered in the NEPA process. Spanish interpretation will be available at the open house.

If you cannot attend in person, WYDOT is also hosting a self-guided virtual open house. The online meeting launches on June 4.  You can participate at any time through July 6, 2025. The online meeting can be accessed at https://visualmedia.jacobs.com/WY22Corridor/.

If you have questions or specific accessibility needs, please contact Stephanie Harsha, WYDOT D3 Public Relations Specialist, 307-352-3065. Questions can also be directed to Bob Hammond, WYDOT Resident Engineer, 307-877-3665.

Project information is available on the project website: www.WY22corridor.com.