Environment & climate in Wyoming local government
What Wyoming city councils, county boards and school districts are deciding about environment & climate — plain-English summaries written from official agendas and minutes, updated as meetings happen.
115 Wyoming meetings since 2024 covered environment & climate. Counts are directional — coverage varies by place and platform.
Places in Wyoming with the most environment & climate activity
- Laramie, WY (41)
- Teton County, WY (22)
- Casper, WY (9)
- Evanston, WY (8)
- Green River, WY (5)
- Lincoln County, WY (5)
- Campbell County, WY (5)
- Converse County, WY (4)
- Douglas, WY (4)
- Sheridan County, WY (4)
- Cheyenne, WY (3)
- Sheridan County School District #2, WY (2)
Latest matching meetings
Energy Conservation Works Board to review finances, solar, and emission study
The Energy Conservation Works Joint Powers Board is meeting to approve minutes and financial statements, consider a resolution of appreciation, and discuss updates on the Town of Jackson emission study, Lower Valley Energy's Bear Prairie project, community solar, and grant closeouts. Public comment is limited to 3…
Committee to discuss Forge Laramie Comprehensive Plan and BikeNet presentation
The Environmental Advisory Committee will review a public draft of the Forge Laramie Comprehensive Plan. The meeting includes a presentation from Laramie BikeNet and a discussion regarding a Rocky Mountain Power/PacifiCorp IRP letter.
Commissioners to approve mill levy and discuss Wyoming Whiskey malt beverage permit
The Washakie County Commissioners will hold a meeting on August 4, 2026, to discuss and decide on several items, including a malt beverage permit for Wyoming Whiskey, a property clean-up issue, and the approval of the mill levy. The agenda also includes updates on road and bridge planning, building maintenance…
Council to consider second reading of smoking/vaping ordinance
The Evanston City Council will hold a public hearing and consider second reading of Ordinance 26-05, which updates the city code to regulate electronic smoking devices and vaping in public places. The council will also vote on several resolutions authorizing contracts with the Chamber of Commerce, Cowboy Days Inc…
Commissioners to vote on FY2026 budget amendments in public hearing
The Converse County Commissioners will convene a work session followed by a public hearing to review and amend the FY2026 budget, including transfers of unencumbered appropriation balances. Department updates on technical services, emergency management, road & bridge, and the Dutchman Solar/BrightNight Solar Farm…
Commission reviews conditional use permit for a preschool at 999 Eagle Drive
The Planning and Zoning Commission will consider an application for a conditional use permit to operate a preschool at 999 Eagle Drive in the Meadowlark Trails neighborhood. The commission will also discuss a resolution titled "Safe Streets For All." Items on the agenda are advisory and will be forwarded to the city…
Council discusses potential vaping restrictions in public areas
The Evanston City Council will hold a work session to discuss three items: an ADA parking change on Main Street, a proposal for temporary goat grazing for vegetation management, and potential regulations on vaping in public areas. No formal votes will be taken; the session is for discussion and input.
Board will consider Change Order #1 for the Administration Building Sidewalk Project
The Teton County Board of Commissioners will vote on several action items, including payment of county vouchers, a change order for the Administration Building sidewalk, and acceptance of a conservation easement for Stilson Park. Commissioners will also discuss an air‑quality monitoring agreement with the DOE and DEQ…
City Council to vote on 1% emergency services excise tax and adopt new city budget
The Evanston City Council will hold public hearings and vote on the fiscal year 2026–2027 budget and amendments to the current budget. The council will also consider a proposed 1% specific purpose excise tax for Uinta County emergency services, which would appear on the November ballot. Routine approvals include…
Council reviews municipal court judges, tree report, and agenda items
The Casper City Council work session will provide updates on municipal court judges and a tree inventory and condition report. Council members will also review the meeting agenda and discuss general council business. No formal decisions are listed; the items are for information and discussion.
EAC to discuss city goals and adopt FY27 policy objectives
The Environmental Advisory Committee will review staff updates on waste diversion, aquifer monitoring, and solar projects, and discuss the Rocky Mountain Power Integrated Resource Plan. The committee is expected to adopt policy goals and objectives for Fiscal Year 2027.
Commissioners to consider Teton Village Resort Expansion Master Plan amendment
The Board of County Commissioners will review a Planned Unit Development amendment for the Teton Village Resort Expansion (Area 2) Master Plan. The meeting also includes decisions on solar installations and various county fair contracts.
Council holds hearing on property sale to WYDOT
The City Council will hold a public hearing on selling city property to the Wyoming Department of Transportation for signal replacement and ADA compliance. The council will vote on resolutions authorizing a change order for the 2026 street overlay project and property conveyance to WYDOT. Other business includes…
Council discusses FY2027 budget and utility rate changes
The City Council will hold a workshop to discuss the Fiscal Year 2027 budget. In the regular meeting, they will consider first readings of ordinances amending utility rates and extending the Rocky Mountain Power franchise agreement by 60 days. They will also vote on several contracts including a $93,087.91 HIDTA drug…
Commission to set meeting schedule, review solar siting and goals
The Ranch Advisory Commission will approve past meeting minutes and consider a resolution setting the time, date, and location of future meetings. They will receive briefings on a ranch tour work session and follow up on a solar siting work session. New business includes a discussion of three-year goals and long-term…
County Commissioners will vote on vouchers, contracts, and community projects
The board will consider payment of county vouchers and approve a consent agenda that includes several 24‑hour liquor permits for specific events and organizations. Additional action items include contracts for the Teton Pass Trail early work package, sanitation trash removal, and a change order for the Justice Center…
Council will discuss the Arbor Day Tree Planting event.
The Douglas City Council will address the Arbor Day Tree Planting scheduled for Thursday, May 7, 2026. The meeting will also cover standard procedural matters such as the call to order and adjournment. Persons with disabilities may request accommodations from the City Manager.
Commission to review solar array and residential subdivision plans
The Lincoln County Commission will meet on May 5 and 6 to address county contracts and planning requests. Key items include a conditional use permit for a solar array and several residential subdivision amendments.
Laramie City Council to vote on FY 2026 budget amendment
The City Council will hold a work session to discuss water planning, city-wide parking, and the Nedlog property. Following the work session, a special meeting will be held to consider a budget amendment for the 2026 fiscal year.
Council discusses $95M 6th Penny tax renewal on May 5 ballot
The City Council reviews the upcoming May 5th ballot measure for renewal of the 6th Penny Specific Purpose Excise Tax, a 1% sales tax expected to collect $95 million over 10-12 years. The City of Laramie would receive 48% ($45.5M) for nine projects including a new police headquarters, fire station, and street…
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.
Board will decide on county voucher payments and approve a legal settlement
The Teton County Board of Commissioners will adopt the agenda, hear brief public comments, and vote on several action items. These include payment of county vouchers, a consent agenda covering 24‑hour liquor permits, SLIB drawdowns, tax collections, and human service contracts, as well as approval of a stipulated…
Discuss modifying traffic control on Bradley Street per UW request
The Traffic Safety Commission will discuss a proposed modification to traffic control on Bradley Street (TRMD-25-0007), requested by the University of Wyoming. The meeting also includes routine approval of previous minutes and an update from USAC.
Transfer of Black Gold Fuels retail liquor license and annual renewals
The commissioners will hold public hearings on a retail liquor license transfer to Black Gold Fuels LLC and on the renewal of six existing county liquor licenses. The meeting also includes updates on the LaPrele Dam project, the Dutchman Solar Farm, and emergency management. Additional agenda items cover the Animal…
First reading of All West telecom and cable franchises
The city council will hold first readings of two ordinances granting All West/Wyoming Inc. franchises to operate telecommunications and cable systems in Evanston. Also on the agenda are resolutions authorizing an industrial wastewater discharge permit for BPI Labs, an amendment to the Bear River Bridge rehabilitation…
Environmental Advisory Committee meeting canceled
The Environmental Advisory Committee's regular meeting scheduled for April 2, 2026, has been canceled. The meeting was to be held at Laramie City Hall.
Traffic Safety Commission to discuss 4th St time‑limited and Lewis St parking
The commission will review two parking proposals: a time‑limited parking plan for 4th Street and a parking plan for the 200‑block of Lewis Street. Staff reports and location maps for each proposal will be presented. Citizen comments on 2026 street rehabilitation and HAWK signal education will be heard, but no action…
Commissioners to review solar array and land use permits
The Lincoln County Commission will meet over two days to address administrative actions and planning requests. The agenda includes decisions on security equipment, retiree health insurance, and several conditional use permits and plat amendments.
Council will consider direction on the Urban Forestry Grant
The Casper City Council work session will review several informational items, including a 24/7 crisis response update and grant partnerships. Council members will be asked to provide direction on the Urban Forestry Grant. The meeting also includes a review of golf rates and the agenda.
Dowlin Construction provides 2026 water outlook update
The Ranch Advisory Commission will review a work‑session follow‑up on a solar siting contract, receive an update from Dowlin Construction on the 2026 water outlook, adopt a resolution setting future meeting times and locations, and discuss scheduling ranch field trips. The commission will also approve minutes from the…
Environmental Advisory Committee to review annual emissions update
The Laramie/Albany County Environmental Advisory Committee will review the 2025 emissions inventory update. The committee will also consider a resolution to establish its meeting date, time, and location.
Commissioners to review solar array and several land use permits
The Lincoln County Commission will meet to decide on various land use permits, including a solar array and a motel complex. The body will also consider spending for live streaming and review annual reports from county departments.
City Council will award the contract for the 2026 Street Rehabilitation Project.
The Laramie City Council will approve its consent agenda, appoint a new Planning Commission member, and consider several regular‑agenda items. Key actions include awarding the bid for the 2026 Street Rehabilitation Project, taking the third reading of Ordinance 2116 on surface‑water drainage, and adopting a budget…
Ranch Advisory Commission to review solar siting and contracts
The commission is holding a work session to review questions regarding solar siting and associated contracts. The discussion involves documents related to Sailors Solar and Boulevard Associates LLC.
Council to approve $171,303 lease for a new signal truck
The Laramie City Council will vote on several resolutions, including a $171,303 lease for a 2024 Ford Super Duty F-550 signal truck and a $103,345 lease for a Zamboni ice resurfacer. The council will also hold a public hearing on Ordinance No. 2116 to amend surface water drainage regulations. Additional actions…
City Council approves zone change for Wyoming Downs property
The Evanston City Council adopted Ordinance 25-07, changing the zoning of Lots 19, 20, and 22 from Industrial‑Established to Highway Business‑Established as requested by Traci Lacock of Wyoming Downs, LLC. The council also considered three resolutions: recertifying Evanston as a Tree City USA, amending the Master Plan…
County Commissioners approve delegation of authority to WY Department of Environmental Quality
The Converse County Commission will vote on a resolution authorizing a delegated official for the Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality. The agenda also includes a delegation agreement with WY DEQ, an amendment to the child‑support cooperative agreement with the Wyoming Department of Family Services, and…
Planning Commission to consider construction variance for 460 W. Garfield St.
The Laramie Planning Commission will meet to approve meeting minutes and discuss a variance request for a construction industry building at 460 W. Garfield St. The agenda includes a work session on the 1st Street Project and a public comment period.
Discussion of Pilot Hill Pipeline Scar Restoration
The Environmental Advisory Committee will elect a Chair and Vice Chair, approve the agenda and the minutes from the October 2, 2025 meeting, and hear a report on the Pilot Hill Pipeline scar restoration presented by two graduate students. No formal action is listed for the pipeline item; it is scheduled for discussion…
Board will discuss the proposed ice rink
The Parks & Recreation Board will meet on November 24, 2025 to discuss several items. Topics include an ice rink, equipment bids, and tree issues at Sleepy Hollow. The board may also consider any other matters raised.