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Mayor Andrea Summerville said the city council is reviewing the policy over concerns that the charge for a non-consensual tow was not always fair, with some tow companies on the city’s rotational list for non-consensual tows charging more than others.

Enzi says it also frees the American people from purchasing insurance they either did not want or could not afford.

Original Ordinance No. 1967 will affect at least 19 liquor license establishments come July 1st, when the ordinance is enacted.

The Casper Aquifer Protection Plan will remain unchanged, after the Laramie Planning Commission voted against changes to the plan during their meeting on March 27.

Earlier this year, WYDOT launched the Wyoming 511 mobile app for Android and Apple phones -- a great way to access up-to-date highway conditions and alerts on demand.

The division suggests citizens concerned about a nuisance cat or a cat at large may trap the cat themselves and take the cat to the Laramie Animal Shelter. But the division will no longer loan out cat traps.

The ordinance will be up for third and final reading at the Council's regular meeting Tuesday, July 19.

The commission likely will not make a decision regarding the policy until this fall, which means any changes would not go into effect until the 2017-18 academic year.