Wyoming Association of Municipalities

09/03/2026

A historic snapshot of Evanston, Wyoming and a reminder that strong communities are built over generations. Since 1928, WAM has been dedicated to supporting and strengthening Wyoming’s cities and towns.

08/28/2026

Cheyenne Mayor Patrick Collins writes, "I appreciate the Legislature giving state programs a complete review, but I struggle when they want to eliminate economic development programs without local economic development professionals and local governments being fully consulted."

Check out this week's Mayor's Minute from Mayor Collins:

08/27/2026

📸 Fort Laramie, Wyoming

Few places in Wyoming connect us to our history quite like Fort Laramie. Once a bustling fur trading post, a key stop along the Oregon Trail and later a U.S. Army post, Fort Laramie played an important role in shaping the American West. Today, the town and its surrounding historic site stand as a reminder of the people, events and communities that helped build Wyoming's legacy.

08/25/2026

📸 Torrington, Wyoming

Today’s Torrington blends small-town charm with the enduring values that have guided generations. From its agricultural roots to its growing local businesses and community organizations, Torrington remains a proud and welcoming place to live, work and thrive.

08/20/2026

Casper, Wyoming 📸

Casper remains a hub of opportunity and community in the heart of Wyoming. As the city grows and evolves, the dedication of local leaders, businesses and residents helps make Casper a great place to live, work and build for the future.

08/18/2026

A historic look at Sheridan! Strong communities are built through local leadership, civic engagement and neighbors who show up for one another.

WAM is proud to support Wyoming’s municipalities and the dedicated officials and staff who serve them. Remember, local elections shape the future of our communities. Make your voice heard at the ballot box. 📸

08/13/2026

Wyoming Association of Municipalities (WAM) Executive Director Ashley Harpstreith was delighted to attend the Wyoming Congressional Award Golf Tournament in Jackson this week. WAM is proud to advocate for an organization that supports Wyoming youth in achieving their goals through voluntary public service, personal development, physical fitness, and expeditions or explorations.

Senator Cynthia Lummis Official page

08/11/2026

Congratulations to Wyoming Association of Municipalities (WAM) President and Mayor of Pinedale Matt Murdock on receiving the Wyoming Press Association’s August Benjamin Franklin Award for Open Government! 👏

This award honors individuals who are leading the way in public access to information, transparency and accountability. Thank you, Mayor Murdock, for your leadership, dedication to open government and continued service to Wyoming communities.

Read more https://drive.google.com/file/d/1LaCzBNpluaOiLaWc5y01DP1l3Ld6gEGr/view?usp=sharing

08/06/2026

WAM's very own Charri Lara recently joined the State, Local and Tribal Government Panel at the Federal Grant Summit in Gillette. Hosted annually by the Wyoming Grants Management Office, the summit brings together experts and leaders from across Wyoming to discuss grant funding and best practices. We're proud of Charri for sharing her knowledge and representing Wyoming municipalities on this panel!

08/04/2026

Yeehaw to another successful Cheyenne Frontier Days! 🤠

From heart-pounding rodeo action and electric night shows to the timeless traditions of the West, Cheyenne Frontier Days brought together competition, culture and the Wyoming community. It was great to see Cheyenne Mayor Patrick Collins and his wife, Judy, supporting this iconic event, which not only celebrates Wyoming's rich heritage but also serves as a major economic driver for Cheyenne and communities across the state. Until next year!