Survey Reporting Tool – Paginated Grid View
The Wyoming Pathways Active Transportation and Trails Community Needs Survey Reporting Tool Grid View displays the complete submission data from each respondent. The search results in this view are paginated, with 5 entries showing per page. If multiple projects were submitted by a single respondent, these are displayed as individual entries. To save these entries you can print them by using the “Print Search Results” link. If you would like the same data in a CSV format, please go to the Paginated Table View.
How to Search Survey Responses: We have provided multiple search categories to search the survey (Project Type, Trail Project Type, Nearest Town or City to project, Zip Code of Project, House District of Project, Respondent Representing and Respondent Town or City). You can search by individual or combinations of the search categories, but combining search terms will likely reduce the number of results returned.
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City of Town you live in or nearest to: Laramie
I am interested in: Multiple Types of Active Transportation Projects, Including Trails
And specifically:
Safe Routes to School (bicycle and pedestrian)
Shared Use Pathways and Greenways
On-Road Bike Networks Do you want to tell us about specific projects? No
Your nonprofit organization: Laramie BikeNet
City of Town you live in or nearest to: Laramie
City, Town or County department: Board of Directors
I am interested in: Multiple Types of Active Transportation Projects, Including Trails
And specifically:
Safe Routes to School (bicycle and pedestrian)Shared Use Pathways and Greenways
Planning for Active Transportation Systems Do you want to tell us about specific projects? Yes
Project Type: Safe Routes to School (bicycle and pedestrian)
Project Location (nearest Town or City or Statewide): Laramie
Project Location (description):
Laramie
Zip Code of Project: 82071, 82072, 83073
Project House District: H13-Albany County, H14-Albany County, H45-Albany County, H45-Albany County
Project Character of Work:
painting and designation of bike lanes on low-traffic streets that provide safe routes to and from K-12 schools as well as University routes from major student residence areas.
Project Cost Estimate: TBD
City of Town you live in or nearest to: Lander
I am interested in: Multiple Types of Active Transportation Projects, Including Trails
And specifically:
Walkable Main Street Project
Sidewalk and/or Crosswalk NetworksSafe Routes to School (bicycle and pedestrian)Shared Use Pathways and GreenwaysOn-Road Bike NetworksPlanning for Active Transportation Systems Do you want to tell us about specific projects? No
Additional Thoughts:
I very much support and advocate for greater bike paths, lanes, means of getting around town and to school.
Your nonprofit organization: Sheridan Community Land Trust
City of Town you live in or nearest to: Sheridan
I am interested in: Multiple Types of Active Transportation Projects, Including Trails
And specifically:
Walkable Main Street ProjectSidewalk and/or Crosswalk NetworksSafe Routes to School (bicycle and pedestrian)Shared Use Pathways and GreenwaysOn-Road Bike Networks Do you want to tell us about specific projects? No
City of Town you live in or nearest to: Lander
I am interested in: Multiple Types of Active Transportation Projects, Including Trails
And specifically:
Shared Use Pathways and Greenways Do you want to tell us about specific projects? Yes
Project Type: Shared Use Pathways and Greenways
Project Jurisdiction: City of Lander/Fremont County
Project Location (nearest Town or City or Statewide): Lander
Project Location (description):
Land within city limits and adjacent
Zip Code of Project: 82520
Project House District: H54-Fremont County
Project Character of Work:
Expand greenway and pathway system
Project Cost Estimate: $250,000 – $500,000
Project Notes:
Lander Pathways Committee has a plan with the routes identified. We need the money to purchase the land or the easements to make it happen. The project was started several years ago and we have the Mortimore Lane to Sinks Canyon portion finished but it would be terrific to get the land or easement along Hillcrest Dr purchased to make the route safer and the land to connect City Park to Goodrich Drive purchased to expand the greenway.