Jo Co Commission Approves TAP Grant Extension

News – Sheridan Media

Johnson County’s Commissioners have approved an extension of the agreement for a Transportation Alternatives Programs (TAP) Grant for the South Bypass Walking Path Project.

County Road & Bridge Supervisor Scott Pehringer and Supervisor’s Assistant Ashlea Bassett explained to the commission the need for the extension.

Pehringer said with the Buffalo Main Street project as a WYDOT priority, they needed to extend the South Bypass Trails project for another year.

According to an earlier Sheridan Media story, Pehringer explained the $1.25 million project is a cooperative effort between the county, City of Buffalo, the Johnson County School District, and the Wyoming Department of Transportation.

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