Transmission & Streaming Disruptions | WYDOT Road Conditions | Emergency Alerts & Wildfire Information

This page displays known active disruptions in Wyoming Public Media's over-the-air and streaming signals. For our past disruptions log, go to our Archive

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For signal outages, please email wpmtech@uwyo.edu or call 307-766-4240.

Radio Site News

Our 95.9 Jackson Classical signal will be moving to 98.5 in September, more details to come

Active Disruptions

Jackson (90.3, 95.9, & 97.3 FM)

(9/8/26) Wyoming Public Radio's Jackson signals will be off air due to moving equipment to a new, updated radio site. You can listen online at wyomingpublicmedia.org or the Wyoming Public Media app until the signals are back on air.

Buffalo (90.5 & 91.3 FM)

(9/5/26) Wyoming Public Radio's Buffalo signals are off air due to a power outage at the site. You can listen online at wyomingpublicmedia.org or the Wyoming Public Media app until the signals are back on air.

Jackson (90.3 FM)
(6/23/26) Wyoming Public Radio's Jackson main channel signal is running at low power due to power disruptions. You can listen online at wyomingpublicmedia.org or the Wyoming Public Media app until the signal is back to full power.

Our Engineers

Ben Slater

Phone: 307-766-2331

Alec Schaffer

Alec started at WPM back in 2016 as an intern and has filled many roles at the station since then. He is excited for the opportunity to apply all he has learned over the years to improving Wyoming Public Media's statewide network.

Jacob Hoffman

Jacob graduated with a Computer Science degree from Western Governors University. In his professional career he has worked as a software developer for FLYHT Aerospace Solutions based out of Calgary, Alberta, Canada and has now moved to pursue broadcast engineering at Wyoming Public Media. In his free time Jacob enjoys camping, sports, and board games.

Gregory Nelson

Gregory recently moved to Laramie after finishing his undergraduate studies at Beloit College in Wisconsin where he graduated with a degree in Business Management and minor in Music. He is excited to join Wyoming Public Media and use his passion for sound, technology, and media to help the engineering team improve WPM’s statewide network. In his free time he enjoys producing music, travelling, and spending time with family/friends.

Reid Fletcher

Engineer