County set to extend WYDOT path grant timeline for Downtown Wilson
On Sept. 1, county commissioners are set to vote on Amendment #3 to the Wyoming Department of Transportation grant for the Downtown Wilson Multimodal Improvements project, pushing the deadline to 2027 without adding county cost.
Teton County commissioners are set to vote Sept. 1 on Amendment #3 to the Transportation Alternatives Program grant agreement with the Wyoming Department of Transportation, which would extend the project term and “Period of Performance” to Dec. 31, 2027 for the Downtown Wilson Multimodal Improvements (Safe Routes to School) work TAP amendment packet.
For families, this is the kind of behind-the-scenes vote that can affect when you actually see safer walking and biking routes show up on the ground. Staff says the change is purely a timeline extension, with “No additional fiscal impact,” and the funding total remains $1.25 million in federal grant money plus a local match (about $131,368) under the existing agreement terms TAP amendment packet.
Source Documents
| Date | Title | Type |
|---|---|---|
| September 1, 2026 | Transportation Alternatives Program Grant Agreement Amendment Packet | packet |