October

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

Tuesday, October 21, 2008

Tuesday, October 21, 2008

00 The Laramie County Board of Commissioners met in
regular session at 3:30 p.m., October 21, 2008. Those in
attendance were Commissioner Jeff Ketcham, Chairman;
Commissioner Jack Knudson, Vice-Chairman;
Commissioner Diane Humphrey; County Attorney Mark
Voss; Chief Deputy Clerk Rhonda Bush.

Those signing the register were Gary M. Hickman,
Cheyenne Laramie County Health
Department/Environmental Health; Dell Rae Porter,
SCWSD; Bill Long, Laramie County Sheriff's Department;
Paula Qualls, SWSD; Dena Hansen, SCWSD; Don Beard,
Laramie County Public Works; Terri Wells, Boys & Girls
Club; Dave Rose, Big Al's Auto; Ben Marszalek, SCWSD;
Michelle Krenning, Big Al's; Balie David, Wyoming
Tribune Eagle; Synda Streetman, Cheyenne Eye Clinic;
Elizabeth Thorson, Library; Tom Mason, MPO; Rick
Parish, City of Cheyenne; Larry T. Perry, Terrestrial
Surveying; Tim Wilson, City of Cheyenne BOPU; Mike
Abel, City-Public Works; Vicki Nemecek, City-Public Works;
Ken Lewis City-Planning & Development; Nancy Olson,
Cheyenne MPO; Gus Lopez, Cheyenne Laramie County
Health Department; Tim Thorson, Laramie County Grants;
Cindy Schneider, City Grants; Lisa Pafford, Development;
Gay Woodhouse, Attorney; Dennis Madigan, City of
Cheyenne.

01 Commissioner Humphrey moved to approve the Minutes
of Proceedings for October 7, 2008. Commissioner
Knudson seconded the motion, which passed unanimously.

02 Commissioner Knudson moved to approve an agreement
between Laramie County and S1 IT Solutions in the
amount of $9,719.60 to provide and install equipment
listed in the document entitled "Avaya Intuity LX Upgrade
reference number: 08272007." Commissioner Humphrey
seconded the motion, which passed unanimously. The
agreement is filed in central files with the County Clerk.

03 Commissioner Knudson moved to approve an agreement
between Laramie County and the Wyoming Department of
Family Services in the amount of $75,000 for funding
under the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families
Community Partnership Initiative. Commissioner
Humphrey 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 Knudson moved to approve an agreement
between Laramie County and CLIMB Wyoming in the
amount of $66,650 from the Department of Family
Services Temporary Assistance for Needy Families
Community Partnership Initiative grant to train and place
single mothers. Commissioner Humphrey seconded the
motion, which passed unanimously. The agreement is
filed in central files with the County Clerk.

05 Commissioner Humphrey moved to approve an agreement
between Laramie County and the Boys and Girls Club of
Cheyenne in the amount of $8,350 to provide Skills
Mastery and Resistance Training to youth to reduce out-of-
wedlock pregnancies and substance abuse with funding
from the DFS Temporary Assistance for Needy Families
Community Partnership Initiative grant. Commissioner
Knudson seconded the motion, which passed
unanimously. The agreement is filed in central files with
the County Clerk.

06 Commissioner Knudson moved to approve an agreement
between Laramie County and the Cheyenne Housing
Authority in the amount of $70,000 to fund senior citizen
programs. Commissioner Humphrey seconded the motion,
which passed unanimously. The agreement is filed in
central files with the County Clerk.

07 Commissioner Knudson moved to approve the "Safety
Vest Project" to allow use of 5th penny special purpose tax
funds to purchase 145 ANSI/ISEA 207 safety vests at a
cost of $4,870.55. Commissioner Humphrey seconded the
motion, which passed unanimously. Documentation is
filed in central files with the County Clerk.

08 Commissioner Knudson moved to approve a quarterly
report for the Bureau of Justice Assistance Grant,
2007DJBX1399. Commissioner Humphrey seconded the
motion, which passed unanimously. The report is filed in
central files with the County Clerk.

09 Commissioner Knudson moved to approve an agreement
between Laramie County and Laramie County School
District No 1. for the placement of Outdoor Warning Sirens
on school district property in various locations in Laramie
County, Wyoming. Commissioner Humphrey seconded
the motion, which passed unanimously. The agreement is
filed in central files with the County Clerk.

10 Commissioner Knudson moved to approve the
Membership Agreement between Laramie County and the
State of Wyoming Public Safety Communications
Commission in order for the Sheriff's Department to
participate in WyoLink Communications Services.
Commissioner Humphrey seconded the motion, which
passed unanimously. After obtaining all signatures, the
agreement is to be filed in central files with the County

11 Commissioner Knudson moved to approve the transfer of a
conference table located in the Laramie County Sheriff's
Department to the Laramie County Commissioners.
Commissioner Humphrey seconded the motion, which
passed unanimously. Documentation is filed in central
files with the County Clerk.

12 Commissioner Knudson moved to approve the trade in of
one 1999 Ford Explorer to Spradley Barr Ford in the
amount of $2400 to go toward the purchase of a new
vehicle. Commissioner Humphrey seconded the motion,
which passed unanimously. Documentation is filed in
central files with the County Clerk.

13 Commissioner Knudson moved to approve the trade in
($1,500) of one 1994 Chevy Crew Cab 3500 to Halladay
Motors from Laramie County Public Works. Commissioner
Humphrey seconded the motion, which passed
unanimously. Documentation is filed in central files with
the County Clerk.

14 Gary Kranse, County Planning, recommended tabling
until February 26, 2009 the public hearing regarding
Laramie County's intent to adopt the 2006 edition of the
International Residential Code for one and two family
dwellings, International Plumbing Code, International
Mechanical Code, International Fire Code, International
Building Code, International Fuel Gas Code, International
Property Maintenance Code, and the 2008 Edition of the
National Electrical because the of proposed new 2009
codes, which will be released in January. Commissioner
Knudson moved to table the hearing until February 26,
2009. Commissioner Humphrey seconded the motion,
which passed unanimously.

15 Tom Mason, MPO, presented a petition to change the
name of a portion of Summit Drive to Storey Boulevard.
Commissioner Humphrey moved to accept the petition,
appoint Nancy Olson as viewer, and set the petitioner's
report for November 18, 2008. Commissioner Knudson
seconded the motion, which passed unanimously.
Documentation is filed in central files with the County
Clerk.

16 Commissioner Knudson moved to approve a resolution
approving submission of the 2009 Countywide Consensus
Block Grant Application to the State Loan and Investment
Board. Commissioner Humphrey seconded the motion,
which passed unanimously. The resolution is filed in

central files with the County Clerk.

17 Commissioner Knudson moved to table a resolution
extending the adoption of the 2006 International Building
Codes under emergency rule as of July 1, 2008 until
February 26, 2009 as promulgated under W.S. 16-3-
103(b). Commissioner Humphrey seconded the motion,
which passed unanimously.
18 Commissioner Knudson moved to approve a grant
agreement between Laramie County and the Wyoming
Office of Homeland Security in the amount of $8,891.92
for U.S. Homeland Security Citizen Corp Program, Fiscal
Year 2009 funds. Commissioner Humphrey seconded the
motion, which passed unanimously. After obtaining all
signatures, the agreement is to be filed in central files with
the County Clerk.

19 Commissioner Humphrey moved to approve an agreement
between Laramie County and Ray Lansing, Inc. in an
amount up to $46,200 for the printing, postage, layout,
design, photography and dissemination of a report on the
"State of the County." Commissioner Knudson seconded
the motion, which passed unanimously. The agreement is
filed in central files with the County Clerk.

20 Commissioner Knudson moved to approve an agreement
between Laramie County and DLR Group in an amount
not to exceed $291,252 for services related to the Laramie
County Facility Study. Commissioner Humphrey
seconded the motion, which passed unanimously. The
agreement is filed in central files with the County Clerk.

21 Commissioner Knudson moved to approve a grant
agreement between Laramie County and the Wyoming
Office of Homeland Security in the amount of
$280,777.81 for U.S. Homeland Security Grant Program,
Fiscal Year 2008 funds. Commissioner Humphrey
seconded the motion, which passed unanimously. After
obtaining all signatures, the agreement is to be filed in
central files with the County Clerk.

22 Commissioner Humphrey moved to approve a request for
payment by the Cheyenne Eye Clinic from the Laramie
County Sheriff's Department in the amount of $423.00 on
behalf of an inmate treated while hospitalized at the
Cheyenne Regional Medical Center. Commissioner
Knudson seconded the motion, which passed
unanimously. Documentation is filed in central files with
the County Clerk.

23 Gary Kranse, County Planning, presented a resolution
regarding Laramie County's intent to amend Section
73.400, Schedule of Fees, Charges, and Expenses of the
Cheyenne & Laramie County Zoning Ordinance 1988,
amended. Mr. Kranse said this resolution will allow the
Planning Office to adjust the fees yearly, with the
approval of the Laramie County Planning Commission
and the Laramie County Commissioners. Chairman
Ketcham opened the hearing for public comment.
Hearing no public comment, Chairman Ketcham closed
the public hearing. Commissioner Humphrey moved to
approve the resolution. Commissioner Humphrey
seconded the motion, which passed unanimously. The
resolution is filed in central files with the County Clerk.

24 David Rose, applicant, (6526 Highway 30) presented a
Board Approval application for an Outdoor Storage Lot
Expansion, Tracts 4 and 5, Foster Tracts, 2nd Filing,
Laramie County, WY. Mr. Rose said he wants to expand
his towing and storage business. Currently he is in
violation of the Laramie County Zoning Ordinance and
wants to come into compliance. Gary Kranse, County
Planning, said this request conforms with the Laramie
County Zoning Ordinance and Plan Cheyenne. Mr.
Kranse said this is not a request for a zone change.
Chairman Ketcham opened the hearing for public
comment. Hearing no public comment, Chairman
Ketcham closed the public hearing. Commissioner
Knudson moved to approve the request with the
stipulations requested by the Planning Department.
Commissioner Humphrey seconded the motion, which
passed unanimously. The Board Approval is recorded in
the Recording Department. The resolution is recorded in
the Recording Department.

25 Larry Perry, Terrestrial Surveying, presented a request for
a Final Plat and Subdivision Permit for Jacoby Flats
Subdivision, Cheyenne Irrigated Gardens, Tract 5,
Laramie County, WY located at 2014 Gordon Road,
Cheyenne, WY. Mr. Perry said this request is to create
three residential tracts. Gary Kranse, County Planning,
said on September 11 the Laramie County Planning
Commission recommended approval as well as the City
Council on October 13. Chairman Ketcham opened the
hearing for public comment. Hearing no public comment,
Chairman Ketcham closed the public hearing.
Commissioner Knudson moved to approve the Final Plat
and Subdivision Permit. Commissioner Humphrey
seconded the motion, which passed unanimously. The
resolution is filed in central files with the County Clerk.

26 Gary Hickman, Environmental Health, presented a request
for an exception to the "201" agreement for a temporary
holding tank for a construction trailer at the new South
Cheyenne High School. The construction company who is
contracting to build the new high school needs to place
two construction trailers on site temporarily. The company
will have a holding tank, which will be removed after the
completion of the high school. Commissioner Knudson
moved to approve the request. Commissioner Humphrey
seconded the motion, which passed unanimously.
Documentation is filed in central files with the County
Clerk.

Commissioner Knudson moved to adjourn the meeting.
Commissioner Humphrey seconded the motion. The
meeting adjourned at 4:40 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, October 21, 2008

Approved by : Debra K. Lathrop
County Clerk
Reviewed by : Jeff Ketcham, Chairman
Board of County Commissioners

Tuesday, October 07, 2008

00 The Laramie County Board of Commissioners met in
regular session at 3:30 p.m. Tuesday, October 7, 2008.
Those in attendance were Commissioner Jeff Ketcham,
Chairman; Commissioner Jack Knudson, Vice-Chairman;
Commissioner Diane Humphrey; County Attorney Mark
Voss; County Clerk Debbye Lathrop and Chief Deputy
Clerk Rhonda Reed.

Those signing the register were Ben Viersen; Mary Alice
Boardman; Ann King; Alec Yurgilevich; David Beedle;
Jack Barnes; Gary Adams; Dottie Adams; Tom
McLoughlin; Don Beard, Laramie County Public Works;
Bev Schwieger; Dick Smith, Public Shooting Park; John
Morris; John Francis; Lou Gehrig, Public Shooting Park;
Jim Cochran, LCCD; Kelly Hofres, Benchmark Engineers;
Paula Qualls, SCCDA; Kurt Zunker, Drug/DUI Court; Gary
M. Hickman, Cheyenne Laramie County Health
Department/Environmental Health; Cathy Heatherington,
County Planning; Chris Frances; Bryan Clark; Mark Macy;
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Contratto; Gary Woodhouse, Attorney;
Elizabeth Cox; William Cox.

01 Commissioner Knudson moved to approve the Minutes of
Proceedings for September 23, 2008. Commissioner
Humphrey seconded the motion, which passed
unanimously.

02 Commissioner Humphrey moved to approve the following
fees collected by various County entities for August 2008:
County Clerk, $75,726.09; Clerk of District Court,
$23,937.55; Circuit Court, $97,885.09; Planning &
Development, $33,374.84; Sheriff, $63,408.64.
Commissioner Knudson seconded the motion, which
passed unanimously. Documentation is filed in central
files with the County Clerk.

03 Commissioner Humphrey moved to approve warrants in
the amount of $2,794,046.27 for September 2008.
Commissioner Knudson seconded the motion, which
passed unanimously. Documentation is filed in central
files with the County Clerk.

04 Commissioner Humphrey moved to approve the following
part-time salaries in the amount of $32,258.22 for
September 2008: Public Works, $1,950.00; Extension
Agent, $2,645.65; Buildings & Grounds, $10,614.81;
Information Technology, $1,337.50; County Treasurer,
$2,861.73; Detention Center, $10,298.53; District Court,
$1,200.00; County Coroner, $1,350.00. Commissioner
Knudson seconded the motion, which passed unanimously.

05 Commissioner Humphrey moved to approve a rental
contract and addendum between Laramie County and
Great American Leasing Corporation for the lease of a
color copier in the amount of $256.01 per month plus
copy charges to run October 7, 2008 to October 7, 2013.
Commissioner Knudson seconded the motion, which
passed unanimously. The contract/addendum is filed in
central files with the County Clerk.

06 Commissioner Humphrey moved to approve a contract
between Laramie County and Laramie County Drug Court
for substance abuse treatment in the amount of $36,500
to run July 1, 2008 through June 30, 2009.
Commissioner Knudson seconded the motion, which
passed unanimously.

07 Commissioner Humphrey moved to approve a contract
between Laramie County and the Laramie County DUI
Court for substance abuse treatment in the amount of
$28,500 to run July 1, 2008 through June 30, 2009.
Commissioner Knudson seconded the motion, which
passed unanimously. The contract is filed in central files
with the County Clerk.

08 County Attorney Mark Voss presented the cancellation of a
lease agreement between Laramie County and the
Cheyenne Public Shooting Park, Inc. and explained that
the cancellation of the lease is required in order for the
County to proceed with the design and construction of the
shooting park with the one percent specific purpose
optional sales tax funds. Commissioner Knudson moved
to approve the cancellation of the lease agreement.
Commissioner Humphrey seconded the motion, which
passed unanimously.

09 County Attorney Mark Voss presented the Findings,
Conclusion and Order pertaining to an application for a
new Retail Liquor License submitted by Gurnam Singh
d/b/a Antelope Truck Stop, located at 4858 I-80 Service
Road and stated the applicant failed to provide sufficient
evidence of residency, so the order is to deny the
application. Commissioner Knudson moved to approve
the Findings, Conclusion and Order. Commissioner
Humphrey seconded the motion, which passed
unanimously. Documentation is filed in central files with

10 Commissioner Ketcham moved to appoint Buck R. Holmes
to the Laramie County Hospital Board of Trustees to
complete the term vacated by the resignation of Sam
Galeotos, which expires on June 30, 2012. The motion
died for lack of a second. Commissioner Humphrey
moved to appoint Dr. Jean Halpern. Commissioner
Knudson seconded the motion, which passed
unanimously. The resolution is filed in central files with
the County Clerk.

11 County Planner Gary Kranse presented a resolution to
amend the Cheyenne & Laramie County Zoning
Ordinance 1988, as amended, Creating Article VI(b),
"Nuisance." Mr. Kranse provided the background on the
legislation that went into effect on July 1, 2008 and the
adoption of emergency rules by the Board of
Commissioners. The proposed rules determine when a
nuisance can be declared; set the standard for when court
action can be pursued; where and when the regulations
and rules would be applicable; exempting the rules for
industrial, mining, extraction industries, farming and
ranching operations. Mr. Kranse read the definition of
nuisance into the record and stressed the importance that
the County would bear the burden of proof that the
nuisance endangers the health, safety and welfare of the
citizens. Mr. Kranse stated there is one modification in
the final rules that was not in the emergency rules and
that is a requirement for an annual review of the rules and
regulations to address any rules that are not working or
that were missed. The Planning Commission did vote two
in favor and one opposed to recommending the rules and
regulations for adoption by the Board of Commissioners.
The dissenting vote was cast due to the abatement
process. Chairman Ketcham asked why the County would
want to take on this responsibility when it currently resides
with the State of Wyoming. Mr. Kranse responded that the
State is not always willing to remediate situations that the
County might consider to be a nuisance; this gives the
County local authority to logically look at what is a
nuisance within the County. Chairman Ketcham asked
about the enforcement and the ability of existing staff to
do so. Mr. Kranse stated they are currently enforcing
zoning regulations and the ability to enforce nuisance
violations would actually give the department better
ability to work with landowners. The follow up question
from the Chairman regarded fines. Mr. Kranse stated the
statute allows for a minimum of $100 daily fine.
Chairman Ketcham asked if the department would be
going out into the County to look for nuisances and Mr.
Kranse stated that it will likely be responding to
complaints registered with the department. The Chairman
asked if state law gave County staff the right to go onto
private property to investigate the nuisance and Mr.
Kranse stated that it does and they will be working with
other County agencies during the investigation process.
The Chairman opened the meeting as a PUBLIC
HEARING. John Francis, who presented handouts to the
Commissioners but none for the record, expressed concern
that these regulations work against the people and should
apply only to the cities and the zoned area. Mr. Francis
questioned the legality of access to private property for the
purpose of investigating a nuisance and ended by
requesting the Board of Commissioners not adopt any
nuisance regulations. Dave Beedle, 8408 Cox Road,
stated he agreed with everything Mr. Francis said and

went on to say he hoped it wasn't a waste of time to
appear before the Board today to object to these
regulations. Dottie Adams stated there was no desire for a
countywide Home Owners Association and the state
already has the authority to abate nuisances and the
County should leave it that way. She went on to question
specific items in the proposed regulations such as the
burning of trash and the accumulation of manure and
asked that the Board not adopt nuisance regulations.
Victor Contratto, Mitchell Place, spoke in favor of the
proposed rules as he has seen his neighborhood
deteriorate through the years into junk yards and mobile
home rental lots. He thanked the Board for considering
the regulations and encouraged their passage. Paula
Qualls, 2316 South 5th Avenue and a member of the
Planning Commission, stated the Commission studied the
regulations at great length and from personal experience
she realizes nuisances are a real problem in the south and
east sectors of the County. These regulations are for the
health, safety and welfare of the citizens and these
regulations are not meant to harm agriculture in any way.
John Francis, Happy Jack Road, questioned Mrs. Qualls'
statement about the intent of the regulations and asked
that the regulations be rewritten to express their intent in a
clear manner. Sally Bierson, Cox Road, stated she
agreed with John Francis and questioned why oil and gas
operations are exempt when they are classified as toxic.
She asked that planning and development fees and fines
for nuisances be used to assist homeowners in abating
nuisances. Dottie Adams, Rolling Hills, wanted assurance
that the nuisances were to be strictly complaint based.
Alyard Levitch, 6106 Happy Jack Road, stated his hobbies
include collecting old cars and farm equipment and a
year ago he was cited for a nuisance and given seven
days to clean up his property and had to build a screen
around his hobby. If he hadn't he was going to be fined
$750 per day. He also complained about the Assessor's
field appraisers wandering around his property without
giving any notice. He also asked for grandfather rights
when new people move into the neighborhood. Gay
Woodhouse, 211 W. 19th Street, stated she believed the
impetus of these regulations stemmed from a property on
Lupe Road where friable asbestos had been buried and
the DEQ would not act and the County had no authority to
act. The result was legislation to provide authority to
counties to abate real nuisances; however, she cited
several inconsistencies in the regulations. Mrs.
Woodhouse also stated these regulations go too far,
however, she does believe there is a real need for
something where a true toxic threat exists. She spoke in
favor of re-working the regulations. Tom McLoughlin,
questioned the need for screening if the real purpose is to
address an actual threat and agreed the regulations need
to be re-worked. Gay Woodhouse, asked about the
emergency rules and the use of those and whether or not
the County Attorney had reviewed the regulations and
noted the problems she has raised. Mr. Kranse stated
there are a few situations currently being addressed; one is
a mobile home that was being torn apart; the others
include a very small property on which several pigs are
being raised and fed on spoiled milk; the third involves
another mobile home. All of these were the result of
complaints from neighbors. The process of notice and
hearing and the fines are set forth in state statute and are
not arbitrary on the part of the County. Mr. Kranse agreed
that the regulations are in no way perfect; the attempt was
to provide a method to move forward when a true threat
to the health, welfare and safety of citizens exists. He also
stated that some of what is in these regulations are in
current regulations, such as the requirement for screening
and the limit of five inoperable motor vehicles. County
Attorney Voss responded that he understands Mrs.
Woodhouse's concerns; however, leaving the definition of
nuisance to itself is too broad so the additions under
section (d) were added and it would be his position that
the County would have to demonstrate the clear threat to
health, welfare or safety as these are not meant to be used
as a weapon by neighbors. Mr. Voss stated the intent is to
strike middle ground and answer the call of the
legislature. Commissioner Knudson asked if the listed
circumstances would have to meet the definition of clear
threat and Mr. Voss stated they would. Tom McLoughlin
asked about the time line for abating a nuisance after
being cited. Mr. Kranse stated that would be addressed in
an order, the time frame in the statute only deals with the
order itself and when it is issued. The time frame for
abatement would be specified in the order and would be
determined by the type and nature of the nuisance threat,
but would be a reasonable amount of time. The goal of
the County is to have the property owner do the
abatement, not to have the County do it. Mr.
McLoughlin's final statement was to express an opinion
that there was too much intrusion into personal property
rights and too much use of the emergency rule process.
John Francis spoke again to intent versus content and read
from the proposed regulations and asked that the
language be revised to meet the intent of the regulations.
Hearing no further comment, the Chairman closed the
PUBLIC HEARING. Commissioner Ketcham listed four
options: 1) do nothing; 2) adopt as written; 3) not adopt as
written and 4) revise with citizen input. Commissioner
Knudson moved to postpone until October 21, 2008 and
during that time review the language and restructure to
clarify. Commissioner Humphrey seconded the motion.
Commissioner Knudson amended his motion to postpone
until November 4th. Commissioner Humphrey seconded
the amended motion, which passed unanimously.

12 County Planner Gary Kranse introduced Kelly Hafner,
Benchmark Engineers, who presented an application for
Board Approval for Phases 2 and 3 of College Drive self-
storage, a portion of the East 1/2 Tract 7 Wallick and
Murray Gardens. Mr. Hafner stated the applicants have
purchased this property with the intent of expanding their
self-storage business. Mr. Hafner asked about the
Planning Department's requirement for a site plan.
County Planner Gary Kranse stated they are requiring a
final site plan. Mr. Kranse presented the staff report and
recommended approval with the condition of a final site
plan being submitted and approved. The applicant's
agent responded there are no issues with the condition.
Commissioner Humphrey moved to approve the
application. Commissioner Knudson seconded the
motion, which passed unanimously. The resolution is
recorded in the Recording Office.

Commissioner Knudson moved to adjourn the meeting.
Commissioner Humphrey seconded the motion. The
meeting adjourned at 5:10 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, October 07, 2008

Approved by : Debra K. Lathrop, County Clerk

Reviewed by : Jeff Ketcham, 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.

 

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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