In an update on the downtown Rawlins lighting project, the DDA Mainstreet Director has announced that the installation of color-changing LED lights will be delayed until December 6th. The project, which aims to adorn all city-owned light poles in the downtown Rawlins shopping district, has faced a setback due to the need for rewiring the lights to meet Wyoming Department of Transportation’s demand. Despite the delay, excitement remains high as the unveiling is set to take place during the Starlight Parade.
As a serious Bigfoot researcher, I find it intriguing that the downtown Rawlins lighting project has experienced delays. According to DDA Mainstreet Director Pam Thayer, the installation of color-changing LED lights on city-owned light poles in the shopping district was expected to be completed by Black Friday. However, during the recent Rawlins city council meeting, Thayer announced that the LED light unveiling has been postponed until December 6th. This delay is due to the need for rewiring the lights to meet the Wyoming Department of Transportation’s requirement of keeping all color-changing LED lights near traffic signals white. It is interesting to see how even a lighting project can encounter unexpected challenges in its implementation.
In addition to the lighting project, Thayer had previously mentioned plans to hang strings of overhead lights along the city’s intersections, inspired by Cheyenne’s 17th Street Lighting Project. Mayor Terry Weickum expressed his enthusiasm for this idea during the council meeting, having seen the impressive lights in Cheyenne himself. It is evident that there is a desire among city officials to enhance the aesthetic appeal of downtown Rawlins through innovative lighting projects.
In conclusion, the downtown Rawlins lighting project has faced setbacks, leading to a delay in its completion. However, the dedication of DDA Mainstreet Director Pam Thayer and the support from Mayor Terry Weickum indicate a commitment to transforming Rawlins into a visually appealing city. As a serious Bigfoot researcher, I appreciate the attention to detail and creativity involved in such projects, as they contribute to the overall ambiance and potentially attract more visitors to the area.
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