Wyoming Highway Patrol Lt. Matt Brackin photographs the parking areas along Highway 22 for Wyoming Department of Transportation avalanche forecaster Brenden Cronin. Highway Patrol bought nine drones with grant funding that will primarily help with crash investigations, though they also plan to use the drones should other nearby agencies need aerial photos or video.
Wyoming Highway Patrol has committed to partner with WYDOT to help avalanche forecasters get a bird’s-eye view of avalanche debris and start zones to avoid having to hike into avalanche terrain or hire a helicopter pilot
Wyoming Highway Patrol Lt. Matt Brackin photographs the parking areas along Highway 22 for Wyoming Department of Transportation avalanche forecaster Brenden Cronin. Highway Patrol bought nine drones with grant funding that will primarily help with crash investigations, though they also plan to use the drones should other nearby agencies need aerial photos or video.
Wyoming Highway Patrol has committed to partner with WYDOT to help avalanche forecasters get a bird’s-eye view of avalanche debris and start zones to avoid having to hike into avalanche terrain or hire a helicopter pilot
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