Budget

Possible reductions or elimination of some programs could save $1.5 million a year.

In recent years, crews have plowed snow as needed and where needed during a storm.

Wyoming’s savings will not be able to offset the state’s cuts in the long-term.

The county will install a temporary shed for Nordic Trail users.

The facility reduced the hours as part of the city’s effort to trim costs due to anticipated lower revenues.

The next step in Gordon's plan calls for state agency directors to identify programs for elimination by July 1, likely resulting in state employees losing their jobs.

The Casper City Council needs to formally approve the budget before any wage freeze takes effect.

The cuts will continue through the end of June, which concludes the current budget year, and into the next two-year budget.

Wyoming will continue to fight for the industries which have historically contributed the greatest revenue and which are best positioned to buoy the state going forward.

The Mills Town Council has hired Dave North effective immediately as the emergency services manager and fire chief, according to a news release from the council on Monday morning. North will oversee the administrative functions, personnel management, equipment maintenance and coordination with other Natrona County emergency service providers, the council said...

Council member Ken Bates objected to spending $45,0ist00 for the security fence, saying the Events Center has rarely had to rent a fence.

Road projects are planned across the city for the summer.