Development & economy in Wyoming local government
What Wyoming city councils, county boards and school districts are deciding about development & economy — plain-English summaries written from official agendas and minutes, updated as meetings happen.
134 Wyoming meetings since 2024 covered development & economy. Counts are directional — coverage varies by place and platform.
Places in Wyoming with the most development & economy activity
- Cheyenne, WY (35)
- Laramie, WY (30)
- Teton County, WY (24)
- Casper, WY (12)
- Laramie County, WY (8)
- Campbell County, WY (7)
- Converse County, WY (3)
- Afton, WY (2)
- Douglas, WY (2)
- Washakie County, WY (2)
- Evanston, WY (2)
- Goshen County, WY (2)
Latest matching meetings
Planning Commission to review 559-unit residential development plan
The Planning Commission will consider a development plan for 17 blocks within the Northern South Park Incentive Overlay Area 1. The proposal by JHHR Holdings I LLC involves the future subdivision of two parcels for 559 residential dwelling units.
Board reviews Brownfield Hamilton & Hamilton Alley vacate and Bluegrass River Ranch Subdivision
The Planning and Zoning Commission will discuss two old‑business items: the vacating of the Brownfield Hamilton & Hamilton Alley parcel and the Bluegrass River Ranch Subdivision. No new business or decisions are listed. The meeting will also include routine items such as approval of minutes and the chairman’s report.
DDA to appoint representative to City of Laramie Parking Task Force
The Downtown Development Authority will decide on a member to represent the body on the City of Laramie Parking Task Force. The board will also discuss an update to the Downtown Development Plan and a potential engagement event with the university.
Council to decide on Rockbridge, LLC major subdivision request
The Afton Town Council will consider a major subdivision application from Rockbridge, LLC and a sign‑permit variance from GPS, Inc. The council will also hear proposals for catering permits, a board appointment for the Main Street Alliance, and first‑reading votes on Ordinance 711 (bikes and motorized vehicles in…
Board will consider affordable workforce housing at 90 Virginian Lane
The Teton County Board of Commissioners will discuss the proposed affordable workforce housing development at 90 Virginian Lane. The item appears under the Discussion/Action Items section of the agenda. No additional details such as cost or specific actions are provided.
City Council discusses redevelopment codes
The City Council will hold a work session regarding redevelopment codes. Derek Teini, the Community Economic Development Director, is scheduled to present on this topic.
Planning Commission to consider changes to LDR text and zoning map amendment process
The Teton County Planning Commission will review a staff report (Permit AMD2026-0002) that proposes changes to the procedures for land development review (LDR) text amendments and zoning map amendments across the county. The commission will discuss how such amendments are proposed, initiated, and reviewed. No other…
Commission to get updates on Forge and Downtown plans
The Traffic Safety Commission will receive updates on the Forge Comprehensive Plan and the Downtown Development Plan from the Planning Department. No votes on specific projects or policy changes are scheduled.
Council to consider $5M grant for WyoTech expansion, footbridge improvements, and new liquor license
The City Council will hold public hearings on a Transportation Alternatives Program grant for Garfield Street Footbridge improvements and a new resort liquor license for the University of Wyoming. The regular agenda includes approving a $5 million Business Ready Community Grant for the WyoTech Training Expansion…
Planning Commission holds multiple public hearings on land use permits and zoning changes
The Laramie County Planning Commission will hold public hearings on several land‑use applications, including a Class B Conditional Use Permit for a Dope Slime Manufacturing expansion and a zoning change for the Archer Complex PUD. Additional hearings cover a preliminary subdivision plan for R & R Heights, a…
City Council to consider $20 million loan for lead service line replacement
The City Council is reviewing several zoning changes, land annexations, and employment terms for police officers. The body is also considering a large loan for water infrastructure and various city contracts.
Cheyenne committee to vote on annexations and zoning changes
The Public Services Committee will consider multiple annexations and zoning map amendments, including reclassifying land to Business Park and Mixed-Use Employment designations. The committee will also authorize the signing of a final plat for the Swan Ranch Rail Park.
City to accept funds for Safe Routes to School improvements
The Finance Committee is considering a resolution to accept pledged funds from ForMak for Safe Routes to School traffic control devices. They will also vote on a lease for 8.37 acres for apartment development, a new collective labor agreement with firefighters, and multiple construction contracts for road overlays and…
DDA to consider letter of support for Garfield Street footbridge grant
The Downtown Development Authority will discuss recommended transformation strategies for downtown Laramie and vote on a letter of support for a Transportation Alternatives Program grant application for the Garfield Street Footbridge West Landing improvements. They will also approve minutes from previous meetings.
Afton Council to vote on FY2027 budget and multiple rezoning ordinances
The Town Council will consider the final reading of the Fiscal Year 2027 budget and several zoning ordinances. The body will also review annexation and de-annexation petitions and decide on catering permits for local businesses.
City Council to vote on FY2027 budget appropriation and tax levy
The council will hold public hearings on the proposed FY2027 budgets for the city and Board of Public Utilities, as well as on three annexation compliance determinations. Final votes are scheduled on the FY2027 budget ordinance, wastewater discharge limits, solid waste fees, multiple zoning map amendments, and revised…
Council to approve 2026-2028 fee-for-service contracts with airport, chamber, and main street groups
The council will vote on biennium fee-for-service contracts with the Laramie Regional Airport Board, Laramie Chamber Business Alliance, Laramie Main Street Alliance, and Tough Guys Landscaping for the Winter Lights Festival. Resolutions include designating banks for public funds and authorizing equipment lease…
County seeks change to require commissioner approval for zoning map and LDR amendments
The Planning Commission will consider a withdrawn Conditional Use Permit for light‑industry at 10770 and 10790 S Highway 89. It will review a sketch plan for six attached single‑family townhomes on McCollister Drive in Teton Village. It will discuss two amendments to the County Land Development Regulations: one to…
City Council to consider conditional use permits for billboard and apartment complex
The Douglas City Council will vote on Ordinance 1069, amending truck route regulations, and discuss Ordinance 1070, a first‑reading amendment to landscaping, buffering, and screening rules. Public hearings will consider Resolution 2026-26 for an offsite electronic message board at 1730 Muirfield Court and Resolution…
Council to consider FY 2027 budget amendments
The City Council will hold a special meeting and work session to discuss proposed amendments to the FY 2027 recommended budget. They will also review fee-for-service agreements for the 2026-2028 biennium with local organizations. Public comment will be taken on non-agenda and agenda items.
County directors discuss construction contracts and salary changes
The Campbell County Board of Directors will review construction contracts, change orders, and capital requests. The meeting includes informational updates on public health exercises and the AlertSense notification system. A workshop on economic development and predator management is also scheduled.
Council to vote on emergency budget for failed water main replacement
The Laramie City Council will decide on a budget amendment to fund emergency repairs of a failed water main. They will also consider bids for a new trail, approve contract for pre-approved small homes plans, and hold third reading of a building code update. Several routine items are on the consent agenda, including a…
Commission reviews application for new apartment complex at Seven Trails Commerce Center
The Planning & Zoning Commission will discuss several land‑use applications that the city council will consider on May 26, 2026. Items include a conditional use permit for an electronic message sign, a Type B development for an apartment complex, a goat‑keeping permit, and an alley vacation and replat. The commission…
Downtown Development Plan update on agenda
The Downtown Development Authority will receive an update on the Downtown Development Plan. The board will also hear reports from the Main Street and City Council liaisons, approve minutes from April, and set the next meeting date.
Council will consider Budget Amendment #3 during the work session
The Casper City Council work session will discuss several items, including a direction request on a summer downtown open container area, a mobile vendor parking permit ordinance, and Budget Amendment #3. The budget amendment is a key item that will receive a direction request from the council. The meeting will also…
Council reviews FY 2027 recommended budget
The City Council holds a work session to review the City Manager's recommended budget for fiscal year 2027. Presentations will be given by departments including fire, police, information technology, human resources, and community economic development. The council also considers pre-approval for Councilor Vigil's…
Casper City Council to consider blight resolution and infrastructure contracts
The City Council will discuss a resolution finding that blight exists within the city to enable rehabilitation and redevelopment. The body is also reviewing several infrastructure project contracts and a zone change for the Methodist Church Addition Subdivision.
Planning Commission to consider PUD amendment for Teton Village Resort expansion
The Teton County Planning Commission will review a Planned Unit Development amendment (PUD2025-0003) for the Teton Village Resort Expansion Area 2. The amendment affects the Shooting Star subdivision, Homesteads at Teton Village, and the Apres Vous Condominiums, including parcels at 7715 Granite Loop Road and 3015 W…
Teton County Commissioners to discuss Fiscal Year 2027 joint budget
The Board of County Commissioners will meet to approve county vouchers and discuss the Fiscal Year 2027 joint budget for Health & Human Services and Community Development. The board will also consider the appointment of part-time magistrates for the Teton County Circuit Court.
Council to approve 1% sales tax proposition for August election
The Cheyenne City Council will consider a consent agenda including approval of a 1% Specific Purpose Sales and Use Tax proposition for the August 18, 2026 election, along with numerous third-reading ordinances, resolutions, contracts, and bids. Key items include appropriations for the Reed Avenue Corridor Project…
Planning Commission to recommend West Side Urban Renewal Plan
The Planning Commission will vote on a resolution recommending approval of the West Side Urban Renewal Plan (4G Property), a major redevelopment project. They will also consider a final plat for Spring Creek Village 4th Filing to create 18 residential lots. The meeting includes approval of minutes and citizen comments.
Commission to consider a Class C Conditional Use Permit for BT Campground Cabins
The Laramie County Planning Commission will review and act on a Class C Conditional Use Permit for the BT Campground Cabins located at 215 S Greeley Highway in Cheyenne. The commission will also consider proposed amendments to its bylaws. The meeting includes approval of the minutes from the March 26, 2026 session.
Council to consider de-annexation of 79.82 acres near Cumulus Dr & 30th St
The Laramie City Council will hold the first reading of an ordinance to de-annex approximately 79.82 acres southeast of Cumulus Drive and 30th Street. They will also introduce an ordinance updating the city's building code to the ICC 2024 edition. Additionally, the council will consider contracts for electrical and…
DDA discusses downtown loading zones
The Downtown Development Authority will discuss and get feedback on downtown loading zones. The board will also hear reports from Main Street and City Council liaisons, and approve minutes from prior meetings.
City Council to vote on zoning changes and approve contracts
The Cheyenne City Council will consider approving minutes, multiple zoning ordinance readings, and resolutions for development projects. The body will also authorize drainage easement agreements and approve contracts for auditing and fuel site upgrades.
Council and Planning Commission to discuss downtown development and aquifer report
The Laramie City Council and Planning Commission will hold a joint work session to discuss the Aquifer Well Monitoring Network Final Report, Construction Season Updates, and the Downtown Development Plan. No formal votes are expected; these are discussion items to inform future decisions.
Laramie Council work session: downtown plan, aquifer, construction
The City Council will hold a work session to discuss three topics: the final report on the aquifer well monitoring network, an update on the 2026 construction season, and the downtown development plan in a joint session with the Planning Commission. Public comment will be taken on each agenda item. No final decisions…
Commission to consider de-annexation of 80 acres north of Laramie
The Planning Commission will vote on a conditional use permit for a Take 5 Oil service station at 306 E Gibbon, a de-annexation petition for approximately 80 acres to return to county jurisdiction, and variances for the Prairie West Estates manufactured home park expansion.
County Commissioners discuss road, maintenance, grants, and economic development
The Washakie County Commissioners will receive updates on the Mike Robinson Road and Bridge planning, building maintenance, and grant programs. They will also review an administrative preparedness exercise for the PHRC and discuss geospatial services with the County Assessor. An economic development discussion with…
Board to approve easements for 90 Virginian Lane affordable housing site
The Jackson/Teton County Housing Authority Board will vote to approve both the community pathway and right‑of‑way easements needed for the 90 Virginian Lane development. Staff also proposes adding a $300 flat fee for the Divorce Notification and Ownership Determination Form to the Schedule of Fees. The meeting…