City Of Laramie

West Nile virus has been documented in a mosquito sample collected this week in Laramie.

With the Wyoming Spring monsoon season finally drying out a bit, city and state work crews are hitting the streets. That means construction zones, possible delays, and detours. But it’s all worth it in the end.

City of Laramie Mosquito Control has scheduled the aerial application of Bacillus thuringensis israelensis (Bti) for Saturday, June 1.

The City of Laramie congratulates Prosecuting Attorney Holli Austin-Belaski for being recognized at the Wyoming Impaired Driving Conference as one of the 2018 Outstanding Impaired Driving Prosecutors.

It’s an old adage, but applicable to the City of Laramie Parks and Recreation services and programs set for this summer: There is something for everyone.

The purpose of the survey is to gather input from residents on a wide variety of topics of interest.

The blizzard that swept through Wyoming to Texas had a name, and the name was Ulmer.

Ulmer left his mark on Laramie in the form of 12 inches of snow, give or take a few inches, but not before dropping a “bomb” on the area.

Since it is highly recommended to avoid any travel across southeast Wyoming, the City of Laramie Code Enforcement Division reminds you to keep your snow shovel handy and clear your sidewalks as soon as possible after the storm.

A new Laramie City Council has been at work for just over a month, and they're already busy with key topics that could impact many in the community.

The Civil Service Commission responsibilities include monitoring dismissals and hearing grievance appeals from fire and police department employees.

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

Residents can check the collection schedule for their address online at the City of Laramie Solid Waste Division webpage.