During this construction process delay times of up to a half-hour may be observed. No traffic will be given priority access during these planned delays except for Law Enforcement and First Responder traffic. Longer delays may persist, and the Forest will notify the public when they know of any extended traffic delays or closures.
Construction activities taking place include, but will not be limited to, grading, drainage improvements, pulverization, aggregate base, and asphalt surfacing. While traveling in the area, heavy construction traffic may be present at any point, and a heightened attention to this activity will be necessary for the safety of everyone involved. Please keep in mind that the planned construction delays are there to help improve safety margins for those in the area.
“We understand this may inconvenience individuals traveling in the area, so we appreciate the cooperation and understanding from the public,” said Public Affairs Officer Mary Cernicek. Adherence to traffic restrictions and following appropriate signage will be critical to the safety of all people in the project area. This short inconvenience will give use many years of great road surface to travel on to access some of Sublette County’s favorite attractions.
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