City Council

The City of Laramie is excited to announce and welcome three new City Council members!

Cheyenne Mayor Patrick Collins believes the bias crimes ordinance he publicly signed earlier this month will be the "most important" legislation he signs during his term in office.

The Laramie City Council will be having their regular meeting next week on August 3 at 6:30 pm. Residents are able to view the meetings via Zoom webinar, Cable Channel 191, and YouTube. The agenda will be available on Friday afternoon here. ...

Every 3rd Saturday of the month, elected officials will give constituents a chance to meet with them for coffee at Dazbog Coffee on East Pershing Blvd in Cheyenne.

The unofficial election results for Laramie City Council have been released

Mayoral nominees included Joe Shumway, Pat Gabriel, and now former Vice Mayor Jayne Pearce.

Another first-time Laramie City Council candidate in Ward 1 is Jessica Stalder, who is challenging the current mayor for a four-year term.

With a message that focuses on three key points, local resident Victor Bershinsky is running for Laramie City Council in Ward 1 for the two-year term.

The candidate filing period for primary elections in August closed last Friday, June 1, the official list of all candidates is now available.

Tim Nichols has been a Laramie resident since 2010 and he says he has been serving the Laramie community ever since.

Laramie resident and small-business owner Brian Harrington announced that he is running for election to Laramie City Council Ward 1, saying he hopes to invest in a community that welcomed him with open arms.

Cheyenne's council chambers serve a dual purpose because that city's municipal court meets there, too.