Housing in Wyoming local government
What Wyoming city councils, county boards and school districts are deciding about housing — plain-English summaries written from official agendas and minutes, updated as meetings happen.
91 Wyoming meetings since 2024 covered housing. Counts are directional — coverage varies by place and platform.
Places in Wyoming with the most housing activity
- Teton County, WY (45)
- Laramie, WY (10)
- Cheyenne, WY (8)
- Laramie County, WY (6)
- Casper, WY (6)
- Rock Springs, WY (5)
- Evanston, WY (5)
- Albany County School District #1, WY (3)
- Douglas, WY (1)
- Natrona County School District #1, WY (1)
- Uinta County School District #1, WY (1)
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.
Housing Authority to review 2026 Rules and Regulations updates
The Board will discuss nine policy questions regarding the Jackson/Teton County Housing Department Rules and Regulations. The body is providing recommendations to staff before the proposed changes move to the Town Council and County Commissioners for final adoption.
City Council to approve a budget revision for FY ending June 30, 2026
The Rock Springs City Council will consider several resolutions, including a budget revision for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2026. Other items include adopting an AI usage policy for the Housing Authority, approving a drainage easement for the Killpecker Creek Detention Basin Project, and authorizing a police…
Teton County Commissioners to consider various infrastructure contracts and land permits
The Board of County Commissioners will review multiple contracts for road projects, housing leases, and fire restrictions. The meeting includes planning and development requests for variances and a sketch plan for townhomes in Teton Village.
Board of Health to discuss health initiatives and report on rental housing regulations
The Teton District Board of Health will meet to approve minutes, onboard a new member, and receive updates on health department initiatives, including funding programs and chronic wasting disease surveillance. The board will also review progress on the Rental Housing Regulation Subcommittee.
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.
Planning Commission to consider permits and zoning changes
The Laramie County Planning Commission will review and act on a Class B Conditional Use Permit for a manufactured home park and a zone change for the Aspen Valley Subdivision. The meeting will also include the election of officers and the approval of prior meeting minutes.
City Council to approve $437,554.50 utility project contract and several service agreements
The Rock Springs City Council will consider a contract with JFC Engineers & Surveyors for the 2027 Miscellaneous Utility Project, valued at $437,554.50. It will also vote on service and memorandum agreements for public transit, health services, economic development, and a commercial fiber‑internet upgrade for the…
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…
Housing Authority considers air conditioning as capital improvement
The Jackson/Teton County Housing Authority is discussing whether to allow air conditioning units to qualify for capital improvement credits. Staff recommends maintaining the current policy, which views such units as luxury items that could reduce home affordability by increasing resale prices.
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 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…
Planning Commission to consider rezoning for Trinity Baptist Church
The Planning Commission will review a request to change the zoning of two properties from Limited Multi-Family (R2) to Multi-Family (R3). This change would affect sites used by Trinity Baptist Church and Developmental Preschool.
Housing Authority to review proposed topics for biennial rules update
The Jackson/Teton County Housing Authority Board will review a list of proposed changes to housing rules and regulations. The board will discuss these items before making recommendations to the Town Council and Board of County Commissioners.
Housing Supply Board to discuss Housing Supply Plan findings
The Housing Supply Board will meet to review current findings and hold a discussion regarding the Housing Supply Plan. The board will also receive an update on 90 Virginian Lane.
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…
Board to approve FY 2026/27 Housing Authority budget
The Jackson/Teton County Housing Authority board will vote to approve the FY 2026/27 budget. They will also approve the minutes from the May 6 regular meeting and review the April 2026 financial statements. Additional items include staff and board matters, and a public comment period for items not on the agenda.
County will consider a $1.76 million chip‑sealing contract for multiple road projects
The Laramie County Board of Commissioners will review and act on a range of items, including routine approvals such as minutes and fee reports, several service agreements, and multiple public‑hearing requests. The agenda’s largest financial action is the consideration of a construction contract up to $1,764,023 with…
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…
Board to vote on FY 2027 fee schedule and food safety rules
The Teton District Board of Health will vote on the FY 2027 fee schedule and updated food safety rules. The board will also review the Health Department's annual budget request and discuss rental housing regulation.
Board will consider contracts for Benson Cabin rehab and Heat Pump PTAC units
The Teton County Board of Commissioners will review several contracts, including one to rehabilitate Benson Cabin and another for heat pump PTAC units at Station 7. They will also discuss the 2026 District 4 Wildfire Annual Operating Plan and a sub‑lease agreement for 400 W Snow King Ave. The meeting includes a final…
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…
Planning Commission to review subdivision plats and conditional use permits
The Laramie County Planning Commission will review several land use requests, including subdivision permits and conditional use permits for towers and housing. The body will also hold a public hearing regarding a minor subdivision plat.
Commissioners to discuss affordable workforce housing at 90 Virginian Lane
The Board of County Commissioners and Town Council are holding a special joint meeting. The body will discuss and take action regarding the affordable workforce housing development at 90 Virginian Lane.
Town Council and County Commissioners hold joint FY2027 budget workshop
The Town Council and Board of County Commissioners are conducting a joint budget workshop for Fiscal Year 2027. The session involves discussions across multiple departments and services to coordinate spending and planning.
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…
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…
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…
Housing Supply Board to discuss gentrification study and housing plan findings
The Housing Supply Board will review a draft RFP for a NOAH gentrification study and discuss current findings of the Housing Supply Plan. The board will also receive an update regarding 90 Virginian Lane.
Commissioners to discuss affordable workforce housing at 90 Virginian Lane
The Board of County Commissioners and Town Council are holding a joint meeting to discuss and take action on a housing development. The session includes a 120-minute item regarding affordable workforce housing.
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…
Board will consider revising the 2026 Teton County Food Rule
The Teton District Board of Health will meet on March 17, 2026 for its regular session. Agenda items include deferring a second vote on the FY 2027 fee schedule, a trial of AI‑assisted notetaking, and an annual review of board roles. The board will discuss a revision to the 2026 Teton County Food Rule, mental‑health…
Board will discuss the Annual Indicator Report and upcoming meeting schedule
The Housing Supply Board will hold its regular meeting on March 11, 2026 at the Teton County Library and via Zoom. The agenda includes discussion of the Annual Indicator Report, setting the schedule for future meetings, and other board and staff matters. No formal decisions or votes are listed on the agenda.
Housing Authority to review investment trust and affordable unit restrictions
The Jackson/Teton County Housing Authority is meeting to approve the Wyoming CLASS Indenture of Trust to enable public fund investments. The board will also consider updating ownership restrictions for two specific residential properties.
City Council to review proposed FY2027 capital budget and spec tax projects
The Casper City Council will discuss and provide direction on several items during a work session, including the proposed capital budget for fiscal year 2027 with updates on multiple special tax projects. Other items include a Fort Caspar grant application, a housing authority update, a conduit debt (IRB) application…
Board to consider 90 Virginian Lane affordable workforce housing project
The commissioners will vote on three consent‑calendar items—a lease for START bus storage in Driggs, updated affordable and workforce housing restriction templates, and an agreement with Jackson Hole Mountain Resort for START service. They will also discuss the proposed 90 Virginian Lane affordable workforce housing…
Housing Supply Board to discuss 90 Virginian Lane
The Housing Supply Board will meet online to discuss a matter regarding 90 Virginian Lane. No other substantive items are listed on the agenda.
City Council to consider zoning changes for accessory dwelling units
The Evanston City Council will consider final approval of an ordinance amending zoning rules to allow accessory dwelling units, a public hearing on a restaurant liquor license, and a franchise agreement for a telecommunications system.
Commissioners consider museum expansion and housing funding
The Teton County Board of Commissioners will review several land use permits, including a museum addition and a boundary adjustment. The body is also considering various public safety contracts and a workshop on community and employee housing.