The City of Gillette is moving forward with plans to replace the Gurley Overpass which provides a north-south connection over the BNSF railroad tracks and US Highway 14/16 in Gillette. The bridge was originally constructed in 1982 and has recently undergone numerous repairs to slow the deterioration of the bridge deck. While the repairs have helped slow the deterioration, a recent study indicated that a bridge replacement is the most viable option to maintain this vital connection.

The City is currently working through the design process to construct a new overpass named the Senator Mike Enzi Memorial Overpass. The design team will utilize community feedback through public events and stakeholder meetings to incorporate community needs into the design process.

Share location specific feedback on the interactive map or take the survey. Your input will help identify priorities, preferences, and desires for the new bridge design.