In 2015, Westwood Curtis Construction completed a 2.4-mile paved pathway project that included construction of a precast concrete box culvert underpass beneath Highway 89, helping connect major pathway systems in Teton County.

Project highlights include:

• Construction of a precast concrete box culvert underpass with wingwalls and lighting

• Installation of associated drainage systems

• Construction of soldier pile and gabion retaining walls

• Pathway grading, paving, signage, and landscaping

• Completion of a critical connection between the Snake River pathway system and the Highway 89 corridor

Upon completion, this project linked pathway networks on the west bank of the Snake River to the Highway 89 system, creating nearly 45 miles of continuous connected pathways throughout Teton County.

In 2014, Westwood Curtis Construction was awarded the contract to construct sidewalk and multi-use pathway improvements along Highway 89 and Highway 22 in Jackson, Wyoming.

Project highlights include:

• Construction of approximately 7,200 linear feet of sidewalk and paved multi-use pathway

• Installation of 1,550 feet of 12-inch ductile iron water main completed in late 2014

• Intersection reconstruction and full landscape restoration in 2015

• Installation of 33 street lights, signage, and irrigation systems

• Coordination of work adjacent to major highway corridors

This phased project required careful scheduling and coordination to complete infrastructure, roadway, and landscape elements while maintaining traffic flow and public access.

Between the summer and fall of 2007, Westwood Curtis Construction built two multi-use pathways for Teton County along the South Park Loop corridor near Highway 22.

Project highlights include:

• Construction of approximately 2,700 feet of pathway adjacent to State Highway 22

• Installation of a keystone retaining wall

• Creation of additional wetlands along Flat Creek

• Construction of roughly 600 feet of pathway over existing wetlands

• Coordination within one of Wyoming’s busiest roadway corridors

Completed in spring 2008, this project required careful planning to balance traffic, environmental considerations, and long-term public use.

Westwood Curtis Construction was contracted by the Town of Jackson in 2010 to improve utilities and roadway alignment along South Cache Street in support of the newly constructed Cache Tunnel beneath Snow King Resort.

Project highlights include:

• Roadway realignment to improve safety and visual continuity near the tunnel entrance

• Replacement of water main and storm sewer infrastructure

• Installation of new asphalt roadway, curb and gutter, sidewalks, and brick pavers

• Signage, guardrail installation, and site revegetation

This project required careful coordination within an active urban corridor while supporting long-term infrastructure improvements tied to a major tunnel project.

Westwood Curtis Construction constructed a new primary access roadway connecting Highway 390 to Teton Village, Wyoming. The project included extensive underground utilities, roadway construction, and surface improvements supporting high traffic volumes and year-round access to a major resort area.

Project Highlights

• Installation of underground utilities, including:

  • 960 linear feet of 8” ductile iron water main

  • 500 linear feet of 8” PVC sewer main

  • 200 linear feet of reinforced concrete storm pipe

  • Vortechs stormwater treatment unit and culvert installation

• Mass excavation and roadway construction, including:

  • 10,100 cubic yards of excavation

  • Imported aggregate, asphalt paving, and utility conduit

• Construction of snow melt systems, concrete flatwork, fencing, and surface restoration

• Roadway provides direct access to Teton Mountain Resort’s tram

This project reflects Westwood Curtis Construction’s ability to deliver complex roadway and utility infrastructure in high-traffic, high-visibility environments.