Mission: Improving transportation to and within federal and tribal lands by providing technical services to the highway transportation community. This report only includes fiscal year (FY) 2013, FY 2014 and FY 2015, for updated information please visit: http://www.cflhd.gov/programs/flap/wy/index.cfmIf you have any questions please contact: Chris Longley, Access Program Manager 720-963-3733, Christopher.Longley@dot.govMorgan Malley, Transportation Planner 720-963-3605, Morgan.Malley@dot.govProgramming Decision Committee (PDC) members: Ryan Tyler, FHWA Representative Ryan.Tyler@dot.govGregg C. Fredrick, State Representative gregg.fredrick@wyo.govJim Willox, Local Representative jim.willox@conversecountywy.gov

Wyoming 

Federal Lands Access Program (FLAP) 

Improving access to and within federal and tribal lands

MAP-21 Funding Authorized: FY 2013: $9,273,838 FY 2014: $9,343,504 FY 2015: $9,156,181 Federal land acreage for five core FLMAs: 48% Federal public road miles: 3,463.4 Number of Federal public bridges: 222 Recreational visitation: 12,247,937 visitors per year 

National Elk Road, Pr

Highlighted Project: National Elk Road (Flat Creek Road 

& Nowlin Road Bridge)

Constructed: FY 2015 Success Story: The Refuge Road is the main thoroughfare of the National Elk Refuge located in Jackson, Wyoming. This refuge is an integral component of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem, bounded by Grand Teton National Park and a wilderness area in the BridgerTeton National Forest. The Refuge receives nearly 1 million visits annually. This rural gravel road is heavily used, posing safety and accessibility concerns. The primary work included widening and resurfacing the Refuge Road that is owned and maintained by Teton County. The road leads from the National Elk Refuge Headquarters and runs 3.4 miles to the corner of Curtis Canyon Road and connects to Flat Creek Road, two Refuge owned roads. This project included replacing the existing 5 ton bridge at Flat Creek along Nowlin Road, where the existing capacity limited use. This project represents successful collaboration between CFLHD, Teton County and the Fish and Wildlife Service, who provided funding for engineering and construction of this project.
FLAP—Wyoming 

FLAP Project Selection Process

Project Name Improvement Type FLMA 

Accessed 

Federal Land's Unit Delivery 

Year 

Fremont Lake Road 4R Maintenance-Restoration & 

Rehabilitation 

FS FS - Bridger-Teton National Forest 2014 CFL

Flat Creek Road & Nowlin Road Bridge 

4R Maintenance-Resurfacing FWS FWS - National Elk Refuge 2015 CFL

Fremont Canyon Road 4R Maintenance-Resurfacing BOR BOR - Great Plains Region 2015 CFLSand Creek Road Bridge Replacement FS FS - Black Hills National Forest 2015 CFLSage Creek Road 4R Maintenance-Restoration & 

Rehabilitation 

FS FS - Medicine Bow National Forest 2016 CFL

Wyoming Teton Pass Centennial Trail 

Facilities for Pedestrians & Bicycles 

FS FS - Caribou-Targhee National 

Forest 

2017 CFL

Beartooth Highway Segment 4 Project 1 - US 212 

Bridge Replacement NPS/FS NPS - Yellowstone National Park/

FS-Shoshone NF 

2017 CFL

Horse Creek Road Reconstruction- No Added 

Capacity 

FS FS - Shoshone National Forest 2019 CFL

Wiggins Fork Bridge Bridge Replacement FS FS - Shoshone National Forest 2019 CFL

FLAP Program of Projects*

Call for Projects 

Number of 

Applications Received 

Total Access Program 

Funds Requested 

October 1, 2013— 

January 10, 2014 13 $78,918,466 

December 1, 2012—

January 31, 2013 12 $56,378,427 

8.9M 9.6M 

9.7M 9.7

2013 2014 

Obligations A

* This information is an overview of the FLAP projects information. It is subject to change at any time. For additional details or clarifications

Highway Division offices or visit the State FLAP webpage.