WYDOT to Host In-Person and Online Public Meetings for Big Horn Y Intersection Study

The Wyoming Department of Transportation is hosting an in-person public meeting and launching an online, self-guided input tool to share information and gather input from the public regarding the Big Horn Y Intersection south of Sheridan. Sheridan Media’s Ron Richter has the details.

The goal of the public meeting will be to review draft alternatives and collect public feedback prior to the final report. The meeting will be held Wednesday, December 11 from 5:30 to 7:30 at the Big Horn High School Commons Area. According to WYDOT, an additional meeting will be scheduled for January in Story.

The Big Horn Y Intersection is located south of Sheridan and is often used by residents and visitors commuting to and from outlying communities. The study will include a detailed analysis of the intersection and provide recommendations for improving traffic mobility, safety, and operations. The public is invited to provide input to be considered as part of the study. The project team is interested in challenges and opportunities related to traffic volumes, operations, and road conditions.  The public can participate in this study using the online tool from December 11 through January 11, or in person at the public meeting on December 11. You can access the online tool here.