WYDOT Provides Updates on Buffalo Main Street Renovation Project
The Buffalo Main Street Project, a significant infrastructure initiative in Wyoming, continues to make strides in its ongoing development. Here's a summary of the current status and expected schedule for the paving and striping work on South Main Street, North Main Street, and the Interstate 90 interchange.
## Current Status
Main Street, a central part of the project, is nearing completion, marking significant progress in the project[3]. Work on South Main Street has commenced at Cemetery Creek, with a detour and temporary traffic signal in place[4]. However, specific details about the status of paving and striping on North Main Street and the Interstate 90 interchange are not mentioned in the available reports[1][2].
## Expected Schedule
As of July 15, the Wyoming Department of Transportation (WYDOT) has provided an update on the Buffalo Main Street Project[5]. Paving of the wear course on South Main Street from Angus to Brock is scheduled to resume at the end of this week, weather permitting[6].
The contractor will begin back-filling at locations on North Main Street from Fort Street to Foote Street this week[7]. WYDOT will also be striping from Hart Street north to the Interstate 90 interchange this week[8]. Traffic tabs are in place in preparation for striping on downtown Main Street from Fort Street to Angus Street[9].
Unfortunately, specific completion dates for the paving and striping work on North Main Street and the Interstate 90 interchange could not be found in the search results. For the most accurate and up-to-date information, contacting WYDOT directly or checking their official updates would be advisable.
## Parking Availability
Despite the ongoing construction, parking remains available throughout the downtown area, including North Main Street[10].
As the project progresses, motorists are advised to watch for traffic control on North Main Street from Hart Street north to the Interstate 90 interchange, and to expect short delays[11][12]. They should also be mindful of wet paint in these areas[13].
In conclusion, while substantial progress has been made on Main Street, the project is ongoing, and some areas, like South Main Street, remain under construction. For detailed scheduling, it's best to consult official WYDOT sources.
The finance sector may be involved in the funding of the Buffalo Main Street Project, given its status as a significant infrastructure initiative. The progress of the project extends to the transportation industry, with work underway on both South Main Street and North Main Street, and plans for striping on the Interstate 90 interchange.
