Cheyenne City Council

The Cheyenne Animal Shelter is hosting its 'Phantom of the PAWpera' Fur Ball event at the Little America Hotel and Resort on April 29, 2023.

Under the current contract, which expires June 30, the shelter gets paid $800,000 a year to serve as the city and county’s designated open-intake shelter.

Decriminalization is different than legalization, which would remove all penalties. What fines might be in place under the proposal have yet to be worked out.

The Council President assigns committee and board assignments, and oversees the Committee of Whole and work session meetings.

If you call 911 and ask for directions, you may be getting more than directions -- you may be looking at up to six months in jail, up to a $750 fine, or both.

Those wanting to walk around downtown Cheyenne with a cold one in hand can now do so, as the city's open container law is back in effect.

The increase for council members would only take effect after the next election for their seat. State law prohibits elected officials from receiving a pay raise until they have either been elected or re-elected to office following the raise.

In the email, Chamber President and CEO Dale Steenbergen says "Unfortunately, we have had too many incidents involving racism as of late."

Violators of the ordinance would be liable for a fine of up to $750 and/or six months in jail.

Johnson says 'If you believe this ordinance is covered by other laws on the books and doesn't apply to you, there is someone you know that it does apply to.''