Smokefree Natrona County

Smoky bars, restaurants, bowling allies or other businesses that will soon be allowed to resume smoking could return within Casper's city limits. Unless those who wish to keep Casper smoke-free, can convince the Casper City Council not to change the ordinance. The consensus is that with an increased number of smokers on the council itself, the indoor smoking ordinance ban will most likely be undone or severely weakened in Casper.

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Casper's Non-Smokers are planning to rally together tomorrow afternoon to let the city council hear their collective voice.

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Casper's Non-Smokers are planning to rally together tomorrow afternoon to let the city council hear their collective voice.

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The majority of Casper City Council says it's in favor of either repealing or rewriting the city’s recently established public indoor smoking ban.

The ban was discussed for nearly an hour at Tuesday’s council work session.

Councilman Daniel Sandoval w

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With Casper City Council planning to revisit its five-month-old public indoor smoking ban, Smokefree Natrona County says, in the coming weeks, it will watch the actions of council closely.

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The Casper City Council is seeking public comment Wednesday, before they have the third reading and make their final vote on the Casper Smoke Free Ordinance.

If you'd like to attend the council meeting, it begins at 6pm (arrive early to get a seat) at Casper City Hall - 200 N. David Street.

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The Casper City Council is seeking public comment this evening for the Casper Smoke Free ordinance.

If you'd like to attend the council meeting, it begins at 6pm (arrive early to get a seat) at Casper City Hall - 200 N. David Street.

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The people of Casper have made their voices heard and have moved forward an important health issue in our community, the elimination of secondhand smoke in all indoor work and public places.

Show your support for American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network,

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Tired of going into smoky restaurants, bars, bowling allies or other businesses that allow smoking  inside?  Here is your chance to be heard by the Casper City Council.

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