Roads & transportation in Wyoming local government
What Wyoming city councils, county boards and school districts are deciding about roads & transportation — plain-English summaries written from official agendas and minutes, updated as meetings happen.
221 Wyoming meetings since 2024 covered roads & transportation. Counts are directional — coverage varies by place and platform.
Places in Wyoming with the most roads & transportation activity
- Teton County, WY (33)
- Laramie, WY (27)
- Campbell County, WY (23)
- Converse County, WY (18)
- Casper, WY (16)
- Sweetwater County, WY (15)
- Cheyenne, WY (15)
- Laramie County, WY (14)
- Sublette County, WY (12)
- Evanston, WY (10)
- Washakie County, WY (10)
- Green River, WY (7)
Latest matching meetings
Evanston City Council to consider vaping ordinance and police task force contract
The City Council will discuss a new ordinance regulating smoking and vaping in public places. The body is also considering several resolutions regarding police staffing, actuarial reports, and development parking deferrals.
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.
Sublette County Commissioners to review budget and fire restrictions
The Board of County Commissioners will meet to consider a budget resolution and a fire restriction resolution. The agenda includes updates on road and bridge activities, public health contracts, and insurance renewals.
Commission will consider the FY2027 budget appropriation for Converse County
The Converse County Commissioners will review departmental updates and then act on several resolutions, including the FY2027 budget appropriation. They will also rescind two earlier resolutions concerning animal control and firearm discharge in subdivisions. Additional items include a public health grant agreement, a…
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…
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.
County proposes zoning map amendments to add mineral development overlays on 480 acres
The Sweetwater County Board of County Commissioners will hold public hearings on proposed amendments to oversize and overweight vehicle regulations (Resolution 2026-07-CC-04) and on two zoning map amendments that would reclassify roughly 320 acres and 160 acres from agriculture/mineral development to a Mineral…
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 a reciprocal crane agreement with Big Mountain Enterprises
The Teton County Board of Commissioners will vote on several action items, including payment of county vouchers, a consent agenda for administrative items, proposed outgoing commissioner correspondence, and a reciprocal crane agreement with Big Mountain Enterprises. The meeting also includes a County Volunteer Board…
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.
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…
Board to consider library parking lot project and special prosecutor appointment
The Sweetwater County Board of County Commissioners will meet to discuss a library parking lot project award, a special prosecutor appointment, and a liquor license transfer. The meeting includes a public hearing and executive session.
County commissioners to approve subdivision plats and renew insurance policy
The Goshen County Commission will consider accepting reports from various departments, including the Clerk of Court, Road and Bridge, and Assessor. The board will also vote on approving two subdivisions and renewing an insurance policy for Burns.
Commission will vote to vacate and rededicate part of Jenne Trail Road (CR34).
The Converse County Commissioners will consider a resolution to partially vacate and rededicate a segment of Jenne Trail Road (CR34) for public use. They will also review sheriff's office amendments on firearms and livestock in subdivisions, and receive updates on the shooting range complex, public health office…
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…
City Council approves $3M water tank loan and $2.86M road reconstruction
The Green River City Council will consider approving a $3 million loan for the Teton Tank Rehabilitation Project and a $2.86 million contract for the Indian Hills Drive Reconstruction and Utility Improvements Project. The meeting also includes franchise agreements with Qwest and Visionary Communications and a $111,956…
Teton County Commissioners to hold budget hearing and review Rec Center pool contract
The Board of County Commissioners will hold a public budget hearing and consider a contract for replastering the Rec Center lap pool. The meeting also includes a review of county vouchers and a workshop on the Annual Indicator Report.
START board approves E-Ink display contract for bus stops
The START board will discuss budget updates and grant progress for the upcoming fiscal year and approve a contract for E-Ink displays at three bus stops.
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…
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…
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.
Commission to study Reynolds Street intersection and stop sign at Boulder and Bill Nye
The Traffic Safety Commission will discuss a proposed stop sign at Boulder Drive and Bill Nye Avenue and review a study of the Reynolds Street intersection. No other new or old business is scheduled. The meeting is open to the public in person and via Zoom.
Council will vote on a WYDOT right‑of‑way agreement for Seven Trails Commerce Center
The Douglas City Council meeting will consider several actions, including a resolution to accept a Wyoming Department of Transportation right‑of‑way for access to the Seven Trails Commerce Center. Council members will also discuss fire restrictions and a fireworks ordinance, while a pending ordinance on landscaping…
County Commissioners discuss land use request for MESA and chip seal project bid
The Sublette County Board of Commissioners will review a land‑use request for the MESA project and open bids for the 2026 County Chip Seal road project. Additional agenda items include updates from Road & Bridge, Maintenance, Fire Department, Visitor’s Center funding request, and a bond approval by the Treasurer. The…
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…
Council to debate simulcasting moratorium, set budget hearing
The council will hold public hearings on a temporary moratorium on new simulcasting establishments and on amending mobile vendor parking regulations. They will also consider a consent agenda with 15 resolutions including grants, contracts, and the abandonment of a local assessment district, and set a June 16 public…
Board to adopt final 5‑Year Transit Development Plan and approve FY27 budget
The START Board will review the FY27 budget and discuss the final 5‑Year Transit Development Plan. Members will consider adopting the plan, the preferred route scenario, and related fare policy options. A Director’s Update will include a commuter marketing campaign. Public comment is limited to items not on the agenda.
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…
County Commissioners consider contract for Wilson Active Transportation Plan
The Teton County Board of Commissioners will decide on a contract, notice of award, and change order for the Wilson Active Transportation Plan. They will also review county voucher payments, a consent agenda of routine items, a proposed outgoing commissioner correspondence, and a research agreement with the University…
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 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…
Planning Commission to vote on 9-lot subdivision and school parking lot
The Planning Commission will consider a final plat for nine single-family lots at 23rd and Battle Streets (Paintbrush First Addition), a conditional use permit for a parking lot renovation at the former Beitel Elementary School at 1721 Park Avenue, and two variance requests: one for Prairie West Estates expansion at…
Commissioners to discuss elected official salaries for 2027-2030
The Converse County Commission will hold several budget work sessions for county departments and fairs. The body will also consider a resolution regarding elected official salaries and review various construction and grant agreements.
Council approves $1,216,835 overlay project and adopts Rural Estates land‑use designation
The Rock Springs City Council will hold a public hearing on a request to amend the Master Land Use Plan, changing a parcel near Summit and Northpark Drive from Low Density Residential to Rural Estates. The council will consider several resolutions, including filling a vacant Fire Marshal position, disposing of surplus…
Commissioners consider salary resolutions for elected officials through 2030
The Board of County Commissioners will review salary resolutions for commissioners, the coroner, the county attorney, and other elected officials for the period of 2027-2030. The board will also consider several public works project awards and land use agreements.
City Council to vote on Riverview Drive project increase to $2.47 million
The City Council will consider a final reading of a traffic ordinance regarding vehicle registration and liability coverage. They are also reviewing a contract for police background screenings and a grant application for wastewater plant cybersecurity. Additionally, the council will vote on a change order for road…
START Board to discuss FY27 budget and 5-Year Transit Development Plan
The START Board will meet to review first quarter 2026 KPIs and receive a budget update for FY27. The board will also discuss the 5-Year Transit Development Plan and receive a Director's update.
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.
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.