City Of Laramie
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City Delays Water Valve Repair, Related UW Water Outage
The city of Laramie’s water department has delayed plans to repair a broken water valve in the intersection of 13th and Lewis streets.
The repair likely will take place no earlier than Thursday, May 17th, meaning a related water outage on part of the University of Wyoming campus won’t happen until that time.... Continue Reading
Albany County News
Free Compost Day Set at the Laramie Landfill
Free Compost Day is coming up this Sunday, May 20th from 8 am to 2 pm at the Laramie Landfill located at 162 Roger’s Canyon Road.
This is for all Albany County residents; no businesses please. City of Laramie staff will be on hand to load trucks and trailers. ... Continue Reading
Laramie News
Upcoming Street Closures
Cedar Street will be closed from Curtis Street south to Clark Street for construction of a new intersection and installation of traffic lights as part of the Harney Street Bridge construction project. The closure will begin 7 am Monday May 7th and expected to last until June 11th.... Continue Reading
Albany County News
Town-Gown Survey to Gauge Connections, Opportunities for Growth
The Laramie Town Gown Association (LTGA) is conducting a baseline survey of people in Laramie, including community members, students at the University of Wyoming, Laramie County Community College’s Albany County campus and WyoTech.
The LTGA is a partnership among the City of Laramie, Albany County, UW, LCCC-Albany County Campus, WyoTech and the Prevention Management Organization of Wyoming (Albany County).... Continue Reading
Laramie News
Recycling Works: Laramie Recycling by the Numbers 2017
When we recycle we are processing used materials or waste into new products to prevent from wasting resources.
Last year the City of Laramie recycling programs recycled and diverted more than 9.7 million pounds of materials that could have ended up in the Laramie Landfill. ... Continue Reading
Laramie News
Ice Danger
The Laramie Parks & Recreation Department is notifying the public about unsafe ice conditions in and around Labonte Lake and Huck Fin Pond. Changing weather conditions, increased aquatic vegetation and lake aerators cause dangerous ice conditions to exist. Signs have been posted at both locations alerting the public to “keep off ice,” please be advised that it is possible for people and pets to break through the ice risking injury to life and limb.... Continue Reading
Laramie News
Snow Removal 101
As the snow begins to fly, remember it is the property owner’s responsibility for snow removal on adjacent sidewalks. If you’re renting, chances are you are also responsible for snow removal as part of your lease agreement. It’s best to shovel sidewalks as soon as possible after a snowfall to make the job easier.... Continue Reading