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The Wyoming Department of Workforce Services & Evanston Workforce Center strives to deliver comprehensive and effective services that build a workforce ready to meet the changing demands of Wyoming's diverse businesses, citizens and economy. Our Vision: We envision Wyoming with a well prepared, economically self sufficient workforce that empowers employees and employers to enjoy an improved quality of life.

06/10/2026

IT'S WYOMING WEDNESDAY!!!!!

Did you know that North America’s longest river that never reaches the ocean runs right through Uinta County? 🏞️

The Bear River is one of the most unique waterways in the West. Here is what makes its journey through southwest Wyoming so wild:

🔄 The Ultimate U-Turn: The Bear River starts in the Uinta Mountains, flows north right through Evanston, loops through Idaho, and hooks back south to empty into the Great Salt Lake. It travels 500 miles just to end up 90 miles from where it started!

🦬 State Park Views: If you’ve ever walked the trails at Bear River State Park in Evanston, you’ve seen it firsthand. It’s the lifeblood of the park, winding past the local wildlife and those famous white bison herds.

🤠 History’s Highway: Long before us, this river valley was a lifeline. It sheltered the Shoshone and Ute tribes, drew fur trappers in the 1800s, and guided pioneers along the Oregon and Mormon trails.

🌾 High-Desert Life Support: Uinta County is a high-altitude desert, meaning local ranches and wildlife (like moose, deer, and cutthroat trout) rely entirely on this river corridor to thrive.

What do you love about the Bear River?! Tell us in the comments below!!

Photo credits: Park Rx America, Where Eagles Fly, AllTrails & TravelWyo

06/04/2026

Heads up! ⚠️ Our internet at the Workforce Center will be temporarily down today starting at 11:00 AM for a couple of hours.

If you need to use our resource computers, we highly suggest planning your visit for after 2:00 PM once everything is back up and running.

Thank you for your patience and understanding!

05/25/2026

In observance of Memorial Day, the Department of Workforce Services will be closed on Monday, May 25. We will resume normal business hours on Tuesday, May 26.

As we honor the brave men and women who gave their lives in service to our country, we wish you a meaningful and safe Memorial Day.

05/13/2026

IT’S WYOMING WEDNESDAY!!!
We know, we know… It's not September, but this weather has us thinking about two of the greatest events in our neck of the woods! ☀️🏔️
There’s just something about a Wyoming breeze that gets us ready for the smell of campfire at the Fort Bridger Rendezvous and the sound of the announcer at Evanston Cowboy Days.

🏔️ One County, Two Eras: Celebrating Uinta’s Legacy
In Uinta County, history isn't just something we read about in books—it’s something we live. We are home to two of the most legendary celebrations in the West, each honoring a different chapter of our rugged past.

**The Black Powder Days: Fort Bridger Rendezvous 🪓
Before there were fences or towns, there were the Mountain Men. The Fort Bridger Rendezvous takes us back to the 1830s fur trade era. It’s a tribute to Jim Bridger’s legacy and the brave souls who navigated the Rockies. Walking through the primitive camps, you realize that Uinta County was the original "meeting place" for the entire American West.

**The Dust & Grit: Evanston Cowboy Days 🐎
Fast forward to the era of the high plains drifter and the working ranch. Cowboy Days is our tribute to the "Sport of the West." Since 1936, this event has showcased the grit of our ranching community and the adrenaline of the PRCA Rodeo. It’s a celebration of the livestock, the land, and the people who keep the cowboy spirit alive today.

**Why We Celebrate 🤠
Together, these events are the heartbeat of Uinta County. They remind us where we came from—from the trappers in the valley to the cowboys on the plains. We don’t just host these events for the visitors; we host them because this is who we are.

Which era are you? The buckskin or the denim? Let us know in the comments! 👇

04/22/2026

Questions about Unemployment Insurance? We’ve got answers.

Join the Wyoming Department of Workforce Services for an upcoming Virtual Training Series session:

📅 May 7
⏰ 11 a.m. – Noon

Moving Forward with Confidence: Understanding Your Unemployment Insurance Benefits

Understanding Unemployment Insurance (UI) doesn’t have to be complicated. In this free virtual session, you’ll learn how to:
✔️ File and manage your UI claim
✔️ Meet work search requirements
✔️ Maintain eligibility
✔️ Navigate the appeals process

Whether you’re new to UI or just need a refresher, this training will give you the clarity you need to take the next step.

👉 Learn more and register: dws.wyo.gov/vts

04/21/2026

NEW JOB ALERT!!!

🌲 Now Hiring: General Laborer in Evanston! 🌲
Are you looking for steady, full-time work with a reliable schedule? South and Jones Timber is looking for hardworking individuals to join our team as General Laborers. No experience? No problem—we’re ready to train the right person.

The Details:
*Schedule: Day Shift | 40 hours per week

*Location: Evanston, WY (On-site)

*Experience: Entry-Level

*Education: No minimum requirement

What You’ll Need:
To be successful in this role, you must meet the following criteria:

*Age: Must be 18 years or older.

*Safety: Must be able to pass a drug screen and work comfortably in a hazardous industrial environment.

*Reliability: Consistent attendance for daily operations.

*Note: A Driver’s License is NOT required for this position.

How to Apply
Ready to get started?

Register Online: Go to hire.wyo.gov and register as a Job Seeker. Use the filter for Evanston to find the full job listing and application instructions.

Join a local team that keeps Wyoming moving. Apply today!

04/16/2026

NEW JOB ALERT!!!!

🔥 Join the Crew: Wildland Fire Support Drivers Wanted! 🌲🚛
20 OPENINGS!!
Looking for a unique way to spend your summer? We are looking for reliable drivers to transport pickup trucks to and from Wildland Fire locations. If you love the great outdoors and don’t mind trading a bedroom for a tent, this is the perfect gig for you!

The Details:
The Job: Driving pickup trucks to support fire crews at various incident locations.

The Lifestyle: Ability to stay overnight in a private tent for up to 2 weeks at a time.

Experience: None required! (0 months minimum experience).

Education: No minimum requirement.

Requirements:
✅ Valid Driver’s License.

✅ Ability to drive to and from incident locations.

✅ Comfort with primitive camping for extended periods.

How to Apply:
Go to hire.wyo.gov.

Register as a Job Seeker.

Filter your search by Evanston or Lyman to find the official listing.

Questions? Reach out directly:
📧 Email: [email protected]
📱 Text McCort: 307-780-7080

04/09/2026

Unlock Your Future! 🚀

This ssummer, take the first step towards a brighter tomorrow with our High School Equivalency Classes! In partnership with BOCES, Workforce Services in Evanston is dedicated to empowering 16 to 23-year-olds with the skills and confidence they need to thrive.

Discover a path to self-sufficiency and unlock your full potential.

Contact BOCES at 307-789-5742 or Workforce Services at 307-789-9802 to learn more and start your journey today!

04/08/2026

IT'S WYOMING WEDNESDAY!!!

⚒️ The Ghost Beneath the Sage: Remembering Almy, Wyoming
If you drive just seven miles north of Evanston, you’ll find a quiet stretch of Uinta County that hides a heavy history. Today, it’s mostly sagebrush and memories, but in the late 19th century, Almy was a booming coal town that powered the Union Pacific Railroad—and paid a devastating price for it.

📜 A Legacy of Fire and Grit
Almy wasn't just another mining camp; it was one of the most dangerous places to work in the Old West. The coal here was high quality but famously "gassy," leading to a series of tragic explosions that shook the state:

1881: An explosion at Mine No. 2 claimed 38 lives.

1886: A blast at Mine No. 4 took 13 more.

1895: The Red Canyon disaster—the worst of them all—killed 62 miners instantly.

🕯️ A Diverse Frontier
Despite the danger, Almy was a melting pot. It was home to a vibrant community of English, Welsh, Chinese, and Mormon pioneer miners who built a life against the odds. When the mines finally closed in the 1940s due to the volatile conditions and the shift away from coal, the town slowly faded, eventually becoming a "ghost" of its former self.

📍 Visit Today
While most of the structures are gone, the Almy Inspector’s Office still stands as a lonely sentinel of the past. If you visit, you can feel the weight of the history beneath your feet—a reminder of the men who fueled the expansion of the American West.

✨ Why it matters: Almy’s story is a testament to Wyoming’s "Energy State" roots and the incredible resilience of the families who settled Uinta County

Address

98 Independence Drive
Evanston, WY
82930

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm

Telephone

+13077899802

Website

http://hireWYO.com/

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