Buffalo Main Street Construction Updates
Main Street in Buffalo Wyoming is undergoing a construction project this spring and summer. The downtown portion of the project began on Monday, March 3, with a goal for completion around Memorial Day.
While some street parking may be restricted during this time, vehicles will be able to utilize Main Street. Follow the directions of construction signs and markers in the area.
Businesses remain open, and parking is available.
The City of Buffalo has public parking available at Prosinski Park baseball diamond and the corner of West Fetterman and Western Avenue. There is a public lot across from the Johnson County Courthouse at the northwest corner of Main and Fort Streets. Additional public parking is available to the east of ANB Bank off Lobban Avenue and across from First Northern Bank at the intersection of Angus and Main Street. Also, the west portion of the Farm Bureau Financial Services parking lot next to Crazy Woman Square is available for parking, but please leave spaces closest to the building for staff and clients.
Click on the image below to link to a map that will be updated throughout the project. (Yellow indicates current construction area; green is traffic areas open within the construction zone; orange indicates flagging operations and three-way stop at the intersection of Main and Fort; and purple marks available public parking locations.)
WyDOT Update
May 14 update:
- Paving of downtown Main Street is on track to be completed by the end of the day on Friday, May 16. (Center line will be tabbed with permanent pavement markings once the wearing course is paved around the end of August. Parking on Main Street will be available by the end of the day on Friday, May 16.)
- Utility work continues from Fort Street to Trail Street.
- New traffic signals are being installed at the Hart and Main streets intersection. Watch for three-way stop, heavy traffic and closed sidewalks.
- Contractors will begin the grinding and leveling of Main Street north of Hart in preparation for paving of the wearing course. Watch for flagging operations.
As of April 23:
- Hours of construction work will be 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday through Saturday.
