November

Minutes of the Proceedings
Board of County Commissioners
Prepared by the Office of the Clerk of Laramie County

Tuesday, November 15, 2011

00 The Laramie County Commissioners met in regular
session Tuesday, November 15, 2011 at 3:30 p.m.
Those in attendance were Commissioner Diane
Humphrey, Chairman; Commissioner Gay Woodhouse,
Vice Chairman; Commissioner Troy Thompson; County
Attorney Mark Voss; Deputy County Attorney Sylvia
Hackl; County Clerk Debbye Lathrop and Chief Deputy
County Clerk Rhonda Bush.

Elaina Ilminen, Pine Bluffs Post; Gene Palen,
Historical President Board; Bill McHenry, Laramie
County EMA; Rob Cleveland, Laramie County EMA;
Jeanine West, Laramie County EMA; Sandra Newland,
Laramie County Grants; Mike Stanfield, Cheyenne
Housing Authority; Sreyoshi Chakraborty, MPO; Gary
M. Hickman, Cheyenne Laramie County Health
Department; Tom Mason, MPO; Chris Wegner, County
Building; Kim D. Maes, Cheyenne Housing Authority;
Laura Lewis, Botanic Gardens; Terrance L. Foley,
Master Gardener; Jim & Rachel Frauendienst, Leaning
Tree Homes. Tansey Sussex, Extension; Julie Daniels,
Extension; Karen Hruby, Extension; Roberta Mensik;
Catherin Wissner, Extension; Ladonna Foley, 4-H; Lisa
Pafford, City Development; Peter Laybourn, Cheyenne
Catelyst.

01 Commissioner Thompson moved to approve the
Minutes of Proceedings for November 1, 2011 with the
addition of the words burn ban on item #18.
Commissioner Woodhouse seconded the motion,
which passed unanimously.

02 Commissioner Woodhouse moved to approve an award
agreement between Laramie County and the
Wyoming Office of Homeland Security for the Pre-
Disaster Mitigation Plan in the amount of $40,612.50
to be completed by July 31, 2013. Commissioner
Thompson seconded the motion, which passed
unanimously. After obtaining all signatures, the
agreement is to be filed in central files with the County Clerk.

03 Commissioner Woodhouse moved to approve an award
agreement between Laramie County and the
Wyoming Office of Homeland Security for the
Coordination of Hazardous Materials Emergency
Planning in the amount of $1,800.85 with a $450.21
match to be expended by June 30, 2012.
Commissioner Thompson seconded the motion, which
passed unanimously. After obtaining all signatures,
the agreement is to be filed in central files with the County Clerk.

04 Commissioner Thompson moved to approve the
appointment of Mindy Inman as magistrate in the
Circuit Court, First Judicial District pursuant to W.S. 5-9-
201. Commissioner Humphrey seconded the motion,
which passed on a vote of two in favor with
Commissioner Woodhouse recusing herself.
Documentation is filed in central files with the County Clerk.

05 Commissioner Woodhouse moved to approve an
extended professional services agreement between
Laramie County and the University of Wyoming to
provide a 4-H Military Youth Educator for Laramie
County in the amount of $10,660 to run July 1, 2011
to June 30, 2012. Commissioner Thompson seconded
the motion, which passed unanimously. The
agreement is filed in central files with the County Clerk.

06 Commissioner Woodhouse moved to approve an
extended professional service agreement between
Laramie County and the University of Wyoming to
provide a 4-H Youth Educator for Laramie County in
the amount of $22,500 to run July 1, 2011 to June 30,
2012. Commissioner Thompson seconded the motion,
which passed unanimously. The agreement is filed in
central files with the County Clerk.

07 The Chairman opened the meeting as a PUBLIC
HEARING for the purpose of gathering information on
possible 1% Specific Purpose Tax projects for inclusion
on the August 2012 Primary Election Ballot. Rob
Cleveland, EMA Director, repeated a request from the
last meeting for additional warning sirens to be placed
in specific locations in Laramie County. At the request
of the Board of County Commissioners, Rob Cleveland
presented a digital map showing those proposed
locations. Mr. Cleveland distributed a list prepared by
the late Joe Morelli on the proposed locations.
Tansey Sussex and Juliet Daniels, UW Extension
Office, presented a proposal to construct a 22,000
square foot building at the current public works
location on Fox Farm Road in the approximate
amount of $9.9 million. The facility would be similar
to the one in Natrona County. Commissioner
Humphrey asked why the location on Fox Farm Road
was chosen. Ms. Daniels stated that the location needs
to be served by public transportation and close to the
clientele that use the Centsible Nutrition Program.
Kim Maas, Cheyenne Housing Authority, presented a
proposal to acquire land and construct a senior center
in the approximate amount of $7,000,896, including
some operation and maintenance costs. In response to
a question from Commissioner Thompson, Ms. Maas
stated there has been no specific site chosen at this
time. Commissioner Woodhouse inquired if the same
proposal had been made to the City of Cheyenne, and
Ms. Maas stated it has. Commissioner Humphrey
suggested that a specific site be determined prior to
requesting support from the committee. Tom Mason,
MPO, asked if there would be any more hearings. He
was informed that proposals would also be heard at the
December 6th Board of County Commissioners'
meeting. He indicated he would be bringing forward
a proposal to construct an overpass on Christensen
Road at that meeting. Roberta Mensik spoke in
support of the UW Extension proposal. Terri Foley,
Master Gardner, 5523 Sycamore, also spoke in favor
of the UW Extension proposal. She stated that the
programs supported by the office were not hobbies, but
were worthwhile for the youth and better than an ice
skating rink. Lavonne Foley, 4-H volunteer, also spoke
in favor of the UW Extension request. Chairman
Humphrey asked Commissioner Thompson to explain
the process. Each community will finalize its project
lists by mid-December, and then a five member
committee will begin working in January to determine
which projects will be included on the ballot. Hearing no
other proposals, the Chairman closed the PUBLIC HEARING.

08 Sreyoshi Chakraborty presented a resolution
acknowledging receipt of and approving the
Interchange Enhancement Design Guidebook
prepared by Tom Cobb, P.E., and Nolte Associates,
Inc. for the Cheyenne Metropolitan Planning
Organization. The document was prepared at the
request of the Wyoming Department of Transportation
so all design ideas were included in one source for
transportation planning purposes. Commissioner
Woodhouse asked County Attorney Mark Voss if he had
reviewed the document. Mr. Voss stated that he had
not, but the Planning Department had and that
approval today would simply be to agree to the
document being a guide to future design
enhancement. Mr. Voss stated he had reviewed the
resolution. Commissioner Woodhouse moved to
approve the resolution. Commissioner Thompson
seconded the motion, which passed unanimously. The resolution
is filed in central files with the County Clerk.

09 Commissioner Thompson moved to approve a
resolution to support the submission of grant
applications by Local Fire Protection Districts within
Laramie County for grant funding from the Rural Fire
Districts Supplies and Equipment Program.
Commissioner Woodhouse seconded the motion,
which passed unanimously. The resolution is filed in
central files with the County Clerk.

10 County Attorney Mark Voss presented a resolution
giving public notice of Laramie County's intent to
enact rules regarding the issuance and or renewal of
liquor licenses including the training and education of
employees and servers pursuant to W.S. 12-4-101.
Commissioner Woodhouse suggested that in addition

to the regulations as drafted a provision be included to
require a list of employees and the date on which they
completed the TIPS training as part of the
license/renewal application. Commissioner
Woodhouse moved to approve the resolution.
Commissioner Thompson seconded the motion, which
passed unanimously. The resolution is filed in central
files with the County Clerk.

11 Commissioner Thompson moved to approve a contract
between Laramie County and AMEC Earth and
Environmental, Inc. for the purpose of updating the
Aquifer Decision Support System, providing training for
County staff in the use and maintenance of the system
in the amount of $80,000 to be paid from Fund 232,
the Over The Cap Fund. Commissioner Woodhouse
seconded the motion, which passed unanimously. The
contract is filed in central files with the County Clerk.

12 Commissioner Woodhouse moved to approve an
addendum to a contract (091215-15) between Laramie
County and Southeast Wyoming Juvenile Services for
the provision of juvenile detention services setting forth
the increase in the monthly rate from $38,000 per
month to $42,350 per month effective January 1, 2012
and detailing the provision of services through the
transition to the Juvenile Services Center at the Archer
Complex. Commissioner Thompson seconded the
motion, which passed unanimously. The addendum is
filed in central files with the County Clerk.

13 Commissioner Thompson moved to postpone until
January 17, 2012 consideration of an application for a
change in Zone District for the Swan Ranch Rail Park
5th Filing, located in portions of Sections 10, 11, 14,
15, 16, 21, 22, 23, 27, & 28, all in T.13N., R67 W., of
the 6th P.M., Laramie County, Wyoming.
Commissioner Woodhouse seconded the motion,
which passed unanimously.

14 Environmental Health Director Gary Hickman
presented a variance request to allow a ten (10) foot
property line setback on Tract 42 Fox Run Subdivision.
Mr. Hickman stated the purpose of the variance is
allow construction on a site restricted by a flood plain.
The Chairman opened the meeting as a PUBLIC
HEARING. Hearing no public comment, the Chairman
closed the PUBLIC HEARING. Commissioner
Woodhouse moved to approve the variance request.
Commissioner Thompson seconded the motion, which
passed unanimously. The variance is recorded in the
Recording Department.

15 Commissioner Thompson moved to approve a
proposal by Professor William Gribb for University of
Wyoming students to provide research services to the
Laramie County Planning Department in regard to an
update to the Laramie County Comprehensive Plan in
an amount not to exceed $883. Commissioner
Woodhouse seconded the motion, which passed
unanimously. Documentation is filed in central files
with the County Clerk.

16 Commissioner Woodhouse moved to approve a surface
use agreement between Anadarko E&P Company LP
and Laramie County for the property described as
Section 27 and Section 28, T14N, R65W, except
approximately 22 acres located in the SE1/4 SW1/4 of
Section 27 and a 28.73 acres located in the S1/2
SE1/4, of Section 28. Commissioner Thompson
seconded the motion, which passed unanimously. The
agreement is filed in central files with the County
Clerk.

17 Pete Laybourn asked to address the Board of County
Commissioners about the property known as the former
A&W Drive In Restaurant on South Greeley Highway.
In mid-October, Mr. Laybourn contacted the Sheriff's
Department as he has other authorities on other
occasions to report vandalizing at the location. He
asked the Board to investigate what could be done
through the nuisance processes to remove the
dilapidated structure. Commissioner Humphrey asked

if Mr. Laybourn had attempted to contact the property
owners. Gary Kranse, County Planner, indicated his
department has tried to contact the property owner and
the only response he received from the owner was that
the buildings were boarded up. He further stated that
is as far as his authority can go at this time.
Commissioner Humphrey indicated a desire to get
phone contact information of the owners so she could
make personal contact with them. Mr. Laybourn also
spoke about the design enhancements for interchanges
and specifically about the I-80 Interchange which is
not currently ADA compliant and is difficult to cross
with the amount of traffic using that interchange.
Commissioner Humphrey stated that bringing that
interchange into ADA compliance is on the list of
projects of the MPO. Mr. Laybourn indicated there
needs to be some immediate attention to the matter.
The other topics Mr. Laybourn spoke to were the BOCC
support to keep Cheyenne Regional Medical Center
as a public hospital and cautioned the BOCC to
consider any proposed projects for the SPOT tax on
the point of necessity and those that would spur private
investment in Laramie County.

The meeting adjoured at 4:50 p.m.

CERTIFICATION

I, Debra K Lathrop, Clerk of Laramie County, do hereby certify the above to be a true and correct
copy of the Minutes of the Proceedings for
Tuesday, November 15, 2011

Approved by : Debra K. Lathrop
County Clerk

Reviewed by : Diane Humphrey, Chairman
Board of County Commissioners

Tuesday, November 01, 2011

00 The Laramie County Commissioners met in regular
session Tuesday, November 1, 2011 at 3:30 p.m.
Those in attendance were Commissioner Diane
Humphrey, Chairman; Commissioner Gay Woodhouse,
Vice Chairman; Commissioner Troy Thompson; Deputy
County Attorney Sylvia Hackl; County Clerk Debbye
Lathrop and Chief Deputy County Clerk Rhonda Bush.

Those signing the register were Jeff Ketcham, Laramie
County Fair; Cassandra Bossingham, Laramie County
Fair; Carmel Rose Burns; Joseph A. Burns; Don Lake;
Betty Lake; Glen Crumpton, Combined
Communications; Bill McHenry, EMA; Rob Cleveland,
EMA; Laura Lewis, Friends of the Cheyenne Botanic
Gardens; Jim Cochran, LCCD; Rich Hillegas, Sheriff's
Department; Gene Palen, Historian President; Sandra
Newland, Laramie County Grants; Phil VanHorn, Align;
Marilyn Ham, Cheyenne Area Landowner; Pam
Freeman, Fair Board; Tim Thorson, LC Juvenile
Services JPB; Mona Pearl, Align; Kent Drake, Fair
Board; Tracy Navarro, Extension Office, Valerie Miller,
Commissioner's Office; Don Beard, Laramie County
Public Works; Vic Contratto, SCCDA; James Perrott

01 Commissioner Thompson moved to approve the
Minutes of Proceedings for October 18, 2011.
Commissioner Woodhouse seconded the motion,
which passed unanimously.

02 Commissioner Woodhouse moved to approve an
inmate housing agreement between Laramie County
and the United States Marshals Service in the amount
of $83.50 per prisoner per day to run July 1, 2011 to
June 30, 2012. Commissioner Thompson seconded
the motion, which passed unanimously. After
obtaining all signatures, the agreement is to be filed in
central files with the County Clerk.
03 Commissioner Woodhouse moved to approve warrants
in the amount of $3,555,368.11 for October 2011.
Commissioner Thompson seconded the motion, which
passed unanimously. The warrants are filed in central
files with the County Clerk.

04 Commissioner Woodhouse moved to approve the
following part-time salaries for October 2011: Public
Works $1,634.15; Extension Agent $1,928.88;
Maintenance $10,979.58; County Clerk $1501.28;
County Treasurer $3,992.82; Sheriff $7,583.82;
Coroner $2,300.00; Drug/DUI Court $920.00.
Commissioner Thompson seconded the motion, which

05 Commissioner Woodhouse moved to approve the
following fees collected by various County entities for
September 2011: County Clerk, $106,385.93; Sheriff's
Department, $53,633.50; Clerk of District Court,
$15,928.55; Circuit Court, $86,652.00; Planning and
Development, $61,263.50; DUI Court, $375.00; Drug
Court, $375.00. Commissioner Thompson seconded
the motion, which passed unanimously.
Documentation is filed in central files with the County

06 Commissioner Woodhouse moved to approve a
licensing agreement with the University of Wyoming's
Trademark Licensing Office for authorized uses of the
Wyoming Bucking Horse and Rider logo for the county
seal, letterhead, and related uses. Commissioner
Thompson seconded the motion, which passed
unanimously. After obtaining all signatures, the
agreement is to be filed in central files with the County
07 Commissioner Woodhouse moved to approve an
amendment to Contract #091103-08 between Laramie
County and SecureWorks, Inc. to extend the term for
an additional three (3) years beginning November 1,
2011 and ending October 31, 2014 and setting the
annual payments at $10,300 for intrusion prevention,

maintenance and software support as described in
Attachment A. Commissioner Thompson seconded the
motion, which passed unanimously. The amendment
is filed in central files with the County Clerk.

08 Commissioner Woodhouse moved to approve the 2012
Holiday Schedule as follows: Monday, January 2nd,
New Year's Day; Monday, January 16th, Equality Day;
Monday, February 20, Presidents' Day; Monday, May
28th, Memorial Day; Wednesday, July 4th; Wednesday
afternoon, July 25th, Cheyenne Day; Monday,
September 3rd, Labor Day; Monday, November 12th,
Veterans' Day; Thursday, November 22nd,
Thanksgiving Day; Friday, November 23rd, Day After
Thanksgiving; Monday, December 24th, Christmas
Eve; Tuesday, December 25th, Christmas Day.
Commissioner Thompson seconded the motion, which
passed unanimously.

09 Laramie County Clerk Debbye Lathrop presented the
proposed Carnival and Circus Rules pursuant to
W.S.16-3-103(b). Chairman Humphrey opened the
meeting as a PUBLIC HEARING. Hearing no public
comment, the Chairman closed the PUBLIC HEARING.
Commissioner Thompson moved to adopt the
Carnival and Circus Rules. Commissioner Woodhouse
seconded the motion, which passed unanimously. The
resolution is filed in central files with the County Clerk.

10 Chairman Humphrey opened the meeting as a PUBLIC
HEARING for the purpose of gathering information on
possible projects for inclusion on the 1% Specific
Purpose Tax election ballot, which has been
scheduled for August 21, 2012. Laramie County Fair
Board Chairman Kent Drake and Marketing Director
Cassandra Bossingham presented a request to
construct an exhibition hall, event center, livestock
pavilion, and 350 recreational vehicle parking spaces
as well as regular vehicle parking areas. The facilities
would include office space, concession space, an
industrial kitchen, and storage areas. The estimated
cost is $30 million with $25 million for construction
and $5 million for future operations and maintenance.
The construction costs include site development,
equipment, architect and engineering costs, and
project contingencies. To manage the larger facility,
the Fair Board will require two additional custodial
staff; two event set-up staff; and an additional clerical
position. Some of those costs can be absorbed from
the regular budget, which is primarily supported by 1/2
mil of property tax. Tim Thorson, representing the
Laramie County Juvenile Services Joint Powers Board,
presented a request for $1.6 million to reduce the
number of juveniles in detention and to reduce the
cost of juvenile detention by providing other services;
some of these costs are currently being paid by
approximately $300,000 in state funding.
Commissioner Thompson asked for specific uses of the
money. Mr. Thorson stated it would include
community programs like Youth Alternatives, Laramie
County Community Partnership, GEMS, etc. with
specific spending to be determine by the LCJSJPB.
Commissioner Woodhouse voiced concern that the
proposal does not include enough specifics; she would
like to see something on the types of programs that are
successful with juveniles rather than just using the
money for additional support for programs that are
already being supported with public funds. Mr.
Thorson responded that he believes it is better to have
a loosely defined proposal based on his past
experience working with the SPOT committee.
Commissioner Thompson asked if funding from the
SPOT tax was approved, would it risk the state funds?
Mr. Thorson talked about the state funding model and
did not think it would have a negative impact on state
or federal funding. Deputy County Attorney Sylvia
Hackl indicated she believes funding will continue on
the current funding model. County Planner, Gary
Kranse, presented three projects, the first of which was
construction of baseball fields at the Archer Complex,
which would include four fields of a semi-professional
nature. The estimated cost is $4.5 million for
construction and $2 million for operations and
maintenance. Commissioner Woodhouse asked if the

placement of the fields would meet the needs of
players when it comes to the location of the sun, lights,
etc. Mr. Kranse stated there had been some
consultation with engineers and architects on those
issues. Commissioner Woodhouse asked about
support from local ball players. Mr. Kranse stated that
the previous president of LCCC had indicated an
interest in having suitable fields for college games and
the Grizzlies have expressed support. Commissioner
Thompson asked about the plan for upkeep and
maintenance. Mr. Kranse stated that in addition to the
$2 million in operations and maintenance funding,
there would be some fees assessed and that the ball
fields might be operated by a concessionaire. The
second project proposed was construction of a heated
garage/indoor storage for public works vehicles. Past
bids were in the range of $2 million. There were two
alternates to the bid specifications for the current
construction: Alternate 4 for the 15-vehicle bay storage
area and Alternate 6 for the indoor plow storage area.
Mr. Kranse stated these projects are "shovel ready."
Rich Hillegas, Laramie County Sheriff's Department
made a request for $685,000 for improvements in
technology, including purchase of radios to work with
the WyoLink system; those radios currently cost $5700
each; $250,000 for future anticipated needs such as
electronically issued citations; the cost is
approximately $3500 per unit and may be state-
mandated; and funding to make a portion of the
current Public Works building secure for storing
vehicles and evidence; the approximate amount is
$50,000. Rob Cleveland, EMA, requested $1,013,000
for 20 additional outdoor sirens including the upkeep
of the sirens. Mr. Cleveland stated that this would be
the third request for SPOT funding for sirens.
Commissioner Woodhouse asked about the coverage
area for each siren (one mile area according to Rob
Cleveland) and what the current coverage is compared
to the increased coverage. Mr. Cleveland stated that
this information is to be coming from Joe Morelli's
widow. Chairman Humphrey asked for any comments
from the audience. Hearing no comments,
Commissioner Thompson reviewed the process for
considering projects. Each governmental body in the
County will put forward a list of projects, which will be
reviewed by a committee comprised of representatives
of those governments. The committee will then
determine the final listing of projects. Commissioner
Thompson stated that the BOCC will be approving
11 Commissioner Thompson moved to approve a grant
agreement between Laramie County and the Wyoming
Game and Fish Department in the amount of
$400,000 for completion of the shooting park and
education facility. Commissioner Woodhouse
seconded the motion, which passed unanimously. The
agreement is filed in central files with the County

12 Commissioner Woodhouse moved to approve an
agreement between Laramie County and Dominion
Voting Systems, Inc. in the amount of $242,800 to
purchase 100 TSX Ballot Stations with AVPM and to
provide technical and acceptance assistance.
Commissioner Thompson seconded the motion, which
passed unanimously. The agreement is filed in central
files with the County Clerk.

13 Commissioner Thompson moved to approve an
agreement between Laramie County and the City of
Cheyenne Fire and Rescue Department in the amount
of $16,027.85 to use U.S. Department of Homeland
Security funds to purchase rapid intervention
equipment which delivers assistance to a downed fire
fighter, other first responder or citizens. Commissioner
Woodhouse seconded the motion, which passed
unanimously. The agreement is filed in central files

14 Commissioner Woodhouse moved to approve a
change order to the contract between Laramie County
and Richardson Construction (100921-08) to increase
the overall contract amount to $3,396,209.76 through
additional funding of $400,000 from a grant from the
Wyoming Department of Game and Fish to complete
the shooting sports project. Commissioner Thompson
seconded the motion, which passed unanimously. The

change order is filed in central files with the County
Clerk.

15 Commissioner Thompson moved to approve a contract
between the Wyoming Department of Family Services
and Laramie County in the amount of $408,000
pursuant to which the Department will supplement the
County's contractual payments for services for court-
ordered detention of juveniles for the period beginning
July 1, 2011 and ending June 30, 2012.
Commissioner Woodhouse seconded the motion,
which passed unanimously. After obtaining all
signatures, the contract is filed in central files with the

16 Commissioner Woodhouse moved to approve a surface
permit between Laramie County and Global
Geophysical Services whereby Global will pay to
Laramie County a total sum of $227.20 for geophysical
surveys on county-owned properties identified by the
following state PIN numbers: 1465620000200; and
14661130000100. Commissioner Thompson
seconded the motion, which passed unanimously.

17 Applicant, Betty L. Lake, presented a Subdivision
Permit for Tract 30, Crestmoor Subdivision, Laramie
County, WY and the west half of vacated Braehill Road
adjacent to said tract. Mrs. Lake stated the purpose is
to split one lot into two lots, one of which is under the
5-acre minimum. County Planner Gary Kranse
presented the staff report, stating that a variance was
granted to allow a smaller lot and a well permit for the
smaller lot. Further, approval of the variance did not
complete the subdivision process while this permit
would do that. Mr. Kranse recommended approval
with no conditions. Chairman Humphrey opened the
meeting as a PUBLIC HEARING. Joe Burns, owner of
the property north of this property, stated that the prior
owner would not move the well on his property and
that led to the vacation of Braehill Road. Chairman
Humphrey asked Mr. Burns to clarify his statement by
using the map. County Planner Gary Kranse conferred
with the BOCC using Mr. Burns' map. Mr. Kranse
explained to Mr. Burns that the previous meeting in
March laid the groundwork for the action today
providing for a plat map showing the line that splits the
lot. Hearing no further public comment, the Chairman
closed the PUBLIC HEARING. Commissioner
Woodhouse moved to approve the Subdivision Permit
for Tract 30, Crestmoor Subdivision, Laramie County,
WY and the west half of vacated Braehill Road
adjacent to the tract. Commissioner Thompson
seconded the motion, which passed unanimously.
18 Commissioner Thompson moved to approve a
resolution rescinding the partial burn closure of
Laramie County as a result of extreme fire danger.
Commissioner Woodhouse seconded the motion,
which passed unanimously.

The meeting adjourned at 5:02 p.m.

CERTIFICATION

I, Debra K Lathrop, Clerk of Laramie County, do hereby certify the above to be a true and correct
copy of the Minutes of the Proceedings for Tuesday, November 01, 2011

Approved by : Debra K. Lathrop
County Clerk
Reviewed by : Diane Humphrey, Chairman
Board of County Commissioners

This information is available in alternate forms. If reasonable accomodations are required, contact
Laramie County Human Resources, 310 West 19th Street, Cheyenne, WY 82001, (307)633-4355
within a reasonable time.

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