Egbert
Egbert, WY · Municipal
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State agencies open to community input at Nov. 16 Yoder meeting
YODER, Wyo. — Wyoming Senate District 3 Senator Cheri Steinmetz will host a community meeting in Yoder’s Community Building on Nov. 16. There, attendees can hear directly from different state agencies regarding community health, welfare and safety. According to a post by Steinmetz, representatives from the Wyoming Department...
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With elections behind us, the next step in the voting process has begun
Cheyenne, Wyo. - After you receive a sticker stating "I voted," your ballot goes through a few more steps before it counts as an official vote. The canvassing board met at the Historic Courthouse on Friday, November 13th, to complete the second to last step in the ballots journey. County...
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(OPINION) The Mayor’s Minute with Patrick Collins (11/6/26)
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — Judy and I are happy the election has passed and we don’t have to endure the negative electioneering invading our lives. For me, Election Day was amazing. First, the voters of Laramie County voted to support our local governments with their support of the Fifth Penny sales tax. We call the Fifth Penny the road tax as 80% of the funds collected by the city go to maintaining our roadways. Our goal is to do major maintenance on 10% of our roads every year. Due to the increased economic activity in our area, we are planning to expand our yearly maintenance activity from 30 miles a year to 40 miles. Remember, we have 370 miles of city roads so this effort must happen every year in the future.
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New DDA executive director Unruh brings previous downtown revitalization experience to Cheyenne
CHEYENNE — Cheyenne’s Downtown Development Authority has a new executive director who brings experience in downtown revitalization and community development to the role. Brandon Unruh, who began his position with the DDA earlier this month, previously worked for the town of Kersey, Colorado, where he spent four and a half years in a variety of roles, most recently as the town’s community development director. “I worked primarily on downtown revitalization projects,” Unruh said. “That included project management, grant management, and building relationships with the property owners and business owners that operated in our downtown.” During his time in Kersey, Unruh said he also helped establish a downtown revitalization committee to provide input on projects and communicate with the Kersey Town Board of Trustees. While his responsibilities as a small-town government employee were wide-ranging, Unruh said downtown revitalization was the part of the job he loved the most. “So this new opportunity with Cheyenne I’m really excited about because that’s obviously what I’m focused on,” he said. Unruh began working for Kersey as its recreation director before receiving a series of internal promotions. He later served as community experience director and oversaw a broad department that included downtown revitalization, recreation, event
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Canvassing board certifies election results, handing LCSD2 recount vote to Jessen
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — The Laramie County Canvassing Board met at the Historic Courthouse in Cheyenne on Friday, Nov. 6 to receive updated election results and certify them. While margins in most races were wide enough to make the winner clear on Tuesday, a seat on the Laramie County School District 2 Board of Trustees came down to just a single vote, requiring a recount.