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State s new drone fleet to help with investigations, inspections | Cops & Courts

A federal innovation grant is helping the Wyoming Department of Transportation and Wyoming Highway Patrol launch a statewide drone program. Lt. Matt Brackin, the Highway Patrol’s first certified pilot, said options are endless for how drones will help in their everyday work. “From a crash reconstruction standpoint it will be invaluable for us,” Brackin said. Rather than keeping a highway closed for hours while investigators measure and collect evidence, now they can fly a drone over the scene to capture images and reopen the highway more quickly and continue the investigation elsewhere. Software can stitch together photos of the scene, allowing investigators to estimate speeds and directions of the vehicles involved.

Teton Pass truck arrestor replaced by ball pit

After years of controversy over the truck arrestor on Teton Pass, the Wyoming Department of Transportation has decided to go a different route. Instead of repairing the arrestor yet again, the department is installing a giant ball pit in the structure, hoping the toys will act as thousands of plastic pillows for out-of-control semis. “If they catch kids who climb up the nets and jump in during birthday parties, they should work for trucks,” lead engineer Chuck E. Cheese said. Cheese said the department was tired of repairing the cable nets after they stopped trucks that smashed into them, calling it “a lot to expect from a few pieces of metal.” WYDOT has purchased the plastic spheres by the millions, buying the surplus from the plethora of failed indoor play places that once filled the centers of commerce called malls.

Sheriff s Log - March 17

Sheriff s Log Note: We ve recently updated our online systems. If you can t login please try resetting your password. You must login with an email address. If you don t have an email associated with your account email please call (208) 542-6777 for help. Toggle navigation Support local journalism Now, more than ever, the world needs trustworthy reporting—but good journalism isn’t free. Please support us by making a contribution. Mar 17, 2021 There were 218 calls for service reported to the Teton County, Idaho Sheriff’s Office between March 5 and March 11. Officers performed 42 traffic stops and 20 security checks of local businesses. There were two accidents, one slide-off, one DUI, and six ambulance runs to Grand Targhee.

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