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Red Grade Road Construction Set to Begin Mid-June in Sheridan County

The Bighorn National Forest Service has announced that construction on Red Grade Road, also known as Big Goose Road 26, is set to commence in mid-June. This project, led by the U.S. Federal Highway Administration and Sheridan County, will bring temporary closures to the area, affecting local residents and travelers.

Construction Details

During a preconstruction meeting held on May 18, officials outlined the expected schedule and impact of the construction. Closures are anticipated from 8 a.m. to noon and from 1 to 6 p.m., Monday through Friday. This schedule is subject to change as the project progresses.

Preparations are already underway, with equipment and materials being mobilized to the site. Surveying activities are planned to begin in the first week of June, and traffic control measures are expected to be implemented by the week of June 15.

Community Impact and Resources

Residents and visitors are encouraged to stay informed about the construction and its impact on local travel. For updates on Forest Service recreation sites and roads affected by the project, individuals can refer to the Bighorn Motor Vehicle Use Map or contact the Forest Service directly via email or phone. The community is also invited to follow the Bighorn National Forest’s social media channels for the latest alerts and information.

This construction project is a significant undertaking for Sheridan County, aiming to improve infrastructure and enhance road safety in the region. Local residents are advised to plan their travel accordingly and stay updated on any changes to the construction schedule.


Original reporting: Sheridan Media (Sheridan WY) — read the source article.

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