Wyoming Office of Homeland Security

03/20/2026

🚨🔥 Evacuation Alert!
First responders in Natrona County are fighting a fire northeast of Casper, which is quickly approaching Converse County.
Notifications and evacuation advisements for residents on Castle Stone Drive, Stonewood Street, and Ridgeview Road are being made. Cole Creek Road is currently closed at Santa Fe Circle.
For additional information as the situation evolves, follow their pages at
Natrona County Emergency Management
Natrona County Sheriff's Office
Natrona County Fire District

02/27/2026

This is amazing! Thank you so much for supporting the Search and Rescue teams across Wyoming!

🤯Wyoming your generosity is mind-blowing!🤯
The Search and Rescue specialty license plate auction raised a whopping $33,784!

All raised funds go to the Search and Rescue account administered by the Wyoming Office of Homeland Security, which helps equip and support the local teams who respond to more than 300 missions each year across Wyoming’s vast and often unforgiving terrain.

Plate 307 proved to be the most sought-after, drawing $5,700 in bids before the auction closed.

Learn more: https://www.dot.state.wy.us/news/search-and-rescue-license-plate-auction-raises-nearly-34000-for-wyomin

02/09/2026

Adventure boldly. Give back locally.

When someone gets lost, stuck, or injured in our breathtaking and brutal Wyoming, our Search and Rescue teams jump into action. From blizzard-choked peaks to remote canyons, these volunteers are the lifeline every outdoor enthusiast hopes they never need. They are 100% volunteer, 100% dedicated, and 100% dependent on your support.
The WYOMING DEPT. OF TRANSPORTATION will have these new Search and Rescue license plates for sale in each county to help support the Search and Rescue mission, but some of the special numbers are now available to bid on!

Visit https://www.publicsurplus.com/sms/wyoming,wy/list/current?orgid=50715

01/16/2026

01/11/2026

Human trafficking often hides in plain sight. If something doesn’t feel right, it’s okay to report it even if you aren’t certain. Trusting your instincts can help protect someone who may not be able to ask for help themselves.
You can report concerns by calling 911 in an emergency, online at our website at hls.wyo.gov (click See Something, Say Something), or by calling the national hotline at 1-888-373-7888.

01/02/2026

We’re starting the year with a few lighthearted New Year’s resolutions, because it's okay for resolutions to be joyful.

12/24/2025

We keep suggesting flashlights and batteries, but sometimes the light in the dark is you. Please make sure you’re reaching out to those around you; your good will might be the best gift they get.

12/23/2025

The cutest visitor of the week award goes to K9 Blair (and her friend, Deputy Wright) who stopped off to pick up her new accessories! Blair got a helmet, hearing protection, and a pair of doggie goggles, all to keep her safe while she does her important job: explosives and fi****ms detection!
This safety equipment was paid for by funds our legislators allocated to Wyoming's Regional Emergency Response Teams, which include hazmat teams, bomb teams, and Explosive Detection K9s.

12/23/2025

Teton Pass is open! WYDOT and IDOT worked together on a major avalanche mitigation project - a perfect example of how we and our neighbors work together to keep our residents safe. Time for some hot chocolate after this one!
Idaho Transportation Department WYDOT Teton County

12/22/2025

If your holiday plans involve a long drive through Wyoming, you already know — Mother Nature decides the schedule. Check the roads, the weather, and more at https://wisp.wyo.gov/

12/19/2025

Still can’t figure out what to give your loved ones? Forget expensive jewelry or new gadgets – the best way to say “I love you” is by saying “come home to me safe.”