Parks & Recreation

A resident asks about the possibility of chemical-free parks.

Laramie Parks and Recreation has issued winter notices for the Optimist Dog park and the baseball and softball athletic fields.

The city says dangerous ice conditions exist due to changing weather conditions, increased cattails along the edges of the lake and pond, and the lake aerator located in LaBonte Lake.

Mosquito control crews plan to take advantage of warmer predicted evening temperatures by fogging Friday and Saturday.

Todd Feezer began his time in Laramie on Monday, marking the beginning of a transitional period before he officially becomes the City of Laramie’s new Director of Parks and Recreation. Current Director Paul Harrison will retire on March 4, after 35 years with the City...

The City of Laramie is looking to fill openings on its Parks, Trees, and Recreation Advisory Board.  Applications are due in the City Manager’s Office by 5 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 6.   The Advisory Board meets at 6:30 p.m. in the large conference room of the Recreation Center on the second Wednesday of each month...

Our latest Ask the City talks about the search for a new Parks and Recreation director.

After months of preparation and planning the Alpine Tennis Association will now be able to build an indoor and outdoor tennis facility in Laramie. In front of a packed house, the Laramie City Council unanimously approved the lease allowing the ATA to begin building on city property adjacent to the Laramie Community Recreation Center.