City Of Laramie

the focus for streets was on potholes and working to provide Laramie residents improved road surface conditions.

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.

While earning his Eagle Scout Rank, Tanner’s last requirement was to spearhead a large service project for the community. Love for his sisters is what motivated him to tackle the LaPrele Park/Huck Finn Pond accessibility.

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

The purpose of the survey is to gather input from Laramie 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.

Laramie's community clean-Up Day is a day for citizens to gather and clean up all the windblown trash that accumulated over the winter.