Proposition 1- Infrastructure
To collect a total of $10,475,000 and interest earned thereon for the following projects for the Town of Albin, Town of Pine Bluffs, Town of Burns, City of Cheyenne, Laramie County and for Cheyenne LEADS: A. Town of Albin – Speed Signs and Park Infrastructure $35,000The installation of updated traffic-calming speed signage and safety improvements, along with rehabilitation and modernization of park infrastructure to enhance public safety and usability.B. Town of Albin – Streets and Alleys $140,000Comprehensive upgrade, repair, resurfacing, and long-term maintenance of Town of Albin streets and alleyways to improve drainage, extend pavement life, enhance public safety, and support residential and agricultural traffic needs. .C. Town of Burns – Streets and Alleys $1,850,000The upgrade, repair, construction, and ongoing maintenance of Town of Burns owned streets and alleys to improve structural integrity, drainage performance, traffic safety, and long-term roadway sustainability.D. Town of Pine Bluffs – Water System Improvements $2,250,000Waterline project to eliminate deadend stagnation issues, construction of a new pressure reducing valve vault northeast of the booster station, system reliability upgrades, and retirement of existing water infrastructure debt obligations.E. Town of Pine Bluffs Airport – Runway Pavement Rehabilitation Match $200,000Local funding match to leverage FAA and state grants for full runway pavement rehabilitation, improving aviation safety, extending runway lifespan, and maintaining compliance with federal aviation standards.F. Greenway Maintenance – Allison Draw (South Cheyenne) $1,000,000,00 Ongoing maintenance, erosion control, pathway repair, vegetation management, and infrastructure improvements along the Allison Draw Greenway corridor to preserve recreational access and prevent costly structural deterioration.G. Cheyenne LEADS: Hitching Post District Site Improvements: $5,000,000Funding for infrastructure, site preparation, and related public improvements to support development of a multi-use business park. Improvements may include supporting infrastructure and amenities necessary to facilitate economic development, community use, and tourism-related activities within the district, helping to celebrate Laramie County's Western Heritage.
