In response to a recent incident at Huck Finn Pond, the City of Laramie is issuing a public safety advisory urging caution around frozen bodies of water. Despite clear warning signage indicating the hazards of venturing onto the ice, an individual fell through the frozen
The City of Laramie has been focused on revitalizing the old K-Mart building and strip mall on Third Street. Despite interest from potential businesses, no deals were sealed since its closure in 2018. In December 2022, the City Council approved a new development plan for
Discover the enchantment of Tough Guys Landscaping’s Winter Lights Festival at Washington Park, running until January’s end. Immerse yourself in stunning displays like a giant ornament and the Tunnel of Lights, creating a magical experience for all. Spearheaded by Tough Guys Landscaping and backed by
The Laramie Fire Department is gearing up for a safe and festive holiday season with their annual “Keep the Wreath Red” campaign. As part of this initiative, a wreath displayed outside Fire Station 1 will be adorned with red lights, symbolizing the community’s commitment to
The Laramie Area Growth Plan has been honored by the Wyoming Planning Association (WYOPASS) as the ‘Plan of the Year’ for its role in guiding sustainable growth in the Laramie area. Crafted through collaboration with community members, city planners, the City of Laramie Planning Commission,
The 3rd Street Utility Rehabilitation Project in Laramie is a crucial infrastructure endeavor impacting residents, businesses, and traffic. Most of the work has been completed south of the 3rd Street and Grand Avenue intersection, with only a four-block section from Grand to Sheridan remaining. Additionally,
The City of Laramie’s Natural Resources Department has completed the Level 2 study for the Dowlin Ditch Rehabilitation and Fish Passage Project. This crucial study, focused on planning and feasibility, is a key step towards the required construction application by the Wyoming Water Development Commission
Laramie city officials are excited to announce the successful update of the Casper Aquifer Protection Plan, a collaborative effort with Albany County. The newly adopted plan, available on the city’s website, safeguards the primary water source for residents. The comprehensive year-and-a-half-long process aimed to unify
Laramie, known for its historic downtown area, has seen a positive impact from the Open Container Resolution passed by the City Council in 2021. The resolution, aimed at supporting downtown businesses during the COVID-19 Pandemic, has been reestablished this year for summer 2023 through Council
Laramie Jubilee Days, a beloved celebration of Wyoming’s history, receives strong support from the City of Laramie. Together with the Laramie Jubilee Days committee, the City assembles a dedicated team of staff members to ensure the success of this annual event. Originating in 1940 as