Cheyenne BOPU

A bacteria most people have never heard of just triggered a major policy shift for Cheyenne's sewer system — and data centers across the city are feeling it.

As the sun shines brighter and temperatures rise, let’s talk about keeping our lawns lush without wasting a drop of water. It’s a sunny challenge worth exploring

As we gear up for October 2026, residents should brace for a slight dip in their wallets when the water rates rise.

Next week, Cheyenne residents might notice a few changes in their tap water. It's all part of an important seasonal routine for our water supply.

"It’s been a dry winter, folks, and the water situation is concerning. Stay tuned to hear how we can all pitch in to keep things flowing

Water users in Cheyenne could see a 5% rate increase as part of a strategy to match rising service costs. Get the details on this proposal.

Mark your calendars for November 3rd, as Storey Boulevard takes a temporary detour for some major water system upgrades in North City.

A handful of homes in Cheyenne have detected concerning lead levels in their drinking water, prompting urgent talks on how to keep our families safe.

Summer’s here, and so are the watering rules! Let’s keep the grass lush while being smart about our water use.

As the leaves change this fall, so do your water and sewer fees. Let’s break down what the new rates mean for your wallet.

The BOPU says that while the water is safe, it can cause discolored laundry.

BOPU Director Brad Brooks reveals changes to Cheyenne's water fees. Stay informed about the upcoming $3 and $2 base fee increases.