infrastructure

Infrastructure Protest Bill Dies in Wyoming Legislature

The general election is Nov. 6.

Only one group received all it wanted, a few received close to what they asked, but most received much less.

The city council will deal briefly with these issues at its work session next Tuesday, and will vote whether to approve the funding on Oct. 2.

Three requests from local nonprofits were deemed legally ineligible for Optional One-Cent Sales Tax funding.

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

The proposals for a conference center repeatedly failed over the past 11 years.

The funding would go to 42 parks in 29 states.

The city is looking at spending $5 million for infrastructure near the Parkway Plaza if the hotel builds a convention center.

CASPER, Wyo. (AP) — A new report says Wyoming will need to spend hundreds of millions of dollars over the next 20 years to make necessary improvements to municipal drinking water and waste water systems.
The Associated Press reports that the American Society of Civil Engineers says Wyoming likely wil…