Emergency Management

The fire is growing due to winds and dry fuels.

There's always a chance that the test will be canceled due to inclement weather, but the Friday forecast looks good.

Albany County and the City of Laramie have licensed the CodeRED Community Notification System to help spread the word about local emergencies. The County and City encourage all residents and businesses to visit the County website, click on the CodeRED logo at the right, and enter contact information to keep the system data accurate and current...

The Emergency Management System will conduct an emergency siren test on March 21, at 10 a.m.

While Albany County awaits the melting of mountain snow, at least one business in Laramie isn't taking any chances. C & A Pet and Livestock Supply, located next to the Laramie River near Optimist Park, has their plan in place, should the river crest even higher than it did last year.

Albany County and the City of Laramie are expecting the Laramie River system to flood due to snow melt. Chuck Murrieta, Emergency Management Grants Coordinator, said peak levels traditionally occur during the first or second week of June. Here are suggestions from Murrieta and the City of Laramie on how to prepare in advance for flooding.