The intersection with Highway 22 is projected to be the most expensive part of of the proposed Tribal Trail Connector. Engineers with the state aren't sure what kind of intersection would be best, but say the federal government could pay for 90% if the county joins their efforts.
The road doesn’t exist yet, but county officials are taking a fresh look at the possibility of a Tribal Trail Connector.
After two years spent combing through options, Teton County engineers and public works leaders pitched commissioners on combining forces with the Wyoming Department of Transportation, this time with the lure of federal funding.
Sophia covers county politics, housing, and workforce issues. A Pacific Coast devotee, she grew up in Washington, studied in California and has worked in Oregon and Alaska.
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Limit growth through the LDRs not by making traffic unbearable.
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