The board meeting covered several agenda items, including the introduction of a new board member and updates on the upcoming statewide historic preservation conference. A representative provided information on the conference, including registration details and available spots for board members. A city council member presented updates on a petition concerning the annexation of property for a data center development, specifically detailing the legal and regulatory differences between city and county development requirements. Additionally, the board reviewed and approved a demolition permit for a non-original sunroom and carport at a historic property, clarifying that the proposed reconstruction work was not under their jurisdiction, only the demolition of the specified structures.
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The committee meeting addressed multiple key items, including the third reading of an ordinance defining terms and conditions of employment for the Cheyenne Police Department. Additionally, a resolution was approved authorizing the submission of a loan application to the Wyoming State Loan and Investment Board for a lead service line investigation and replacement project. The committee also discussed a grant application for the Persing Boulevard and Windmill Road intersection project, which aims to improve traffic safety and accessibility.
May 13, 2026·Board meeting
Community Recreation And Events Budget Work Meeting
The meeting focused on the Community Recreation and Events department's budget request for fiscal year 2027. Key discussion topics included a review of department accomplishments across its twelve divisions—such as recreation program growth, facility improvements, maintenance of public spaces, and urban forestry efforts—and requests for additional staffing and leadership restructuring. The proposed changes involve creating a dual deputy director role to strengthen operational oversight and succession planning as the department grows.
Jan 1, 2025·Capital improvement plan
City of Cheyenne Capital Improvement Plan 2025-2029
A 5-year capital improvement plan for the City of Cheyenne covering fiscal years 2025 through 2029. The plan outlines planned investments across multiple infrastructure domains including drainage and flood control, maintenance, public safety, quality of life, transportation, and vehicles and equipment, with the goal of managing community growth and development.
