infrastructure

The project is funded with a $1.5M grant from the Wyoming Business Council and Optional One-Cent sales tax funds.

The fiber optic cable project must be completed by Dec. 31.

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

Existing State Capital Construction funds will pay for the project

Casper has $555,100,000 invested in its paved roads, not including the value of the land.

The legislation also establishes a 2-year-goal for completing environmental reviews.

The improvements will save tens of millions of dollars in future repairs.

WiFi coverage could eventually extend to other developed areas such as Norris, Madison and Bechler for the use of park administration and employees.

A new law allowed resort communities to ask voters for a temporary 1% tax for specific projects.

People will see running water in the streets when crews attach hoses to the hydrants and turn on the hydrants.