Ray Pacheco Provisionally Elected as Casper’s Mayor
Pacheco, who represents Ward 3, was first elected to Casper’s City Council in 2014 and has been re-elected two times.
City Council
City Council to Hear Comments on Camping, Parking, Dwelling Codes
City Council proposals would limit the number of days one can legally camp on private property. It also seeks to prohibit camping near the North Platte River and other streams in Casper.
Casper Council Adopts New Electrical Code, But Some Doubt Details
Council member and Realtor Lisa Engebretsen said people can buy houses with old electrical systems, but an inspector will inspect it based on current codes.
Casper City Council Approves $2.25M for Nonprofit Funding
The Council has indicated it wished to fund organizations that supplement a city service or facility, or addresses a Council goal.
Casper Hires Eric Nelson as Its New City Attorney
Mayor Ray Pacheco said the Casper City Council looks forward to working with Eric Nelson as City Attorney.
The Wyoming City Council Meeting Only The Mayor Showed Up For
Not that there was much to talk about.
City of Casper Hires Four Private Contractors to Plow Snow
The contractors will bring in heavy equipment in neighborhoods.
City of Casper is Now Accepting Massage Therapy License Applications
The licensing requirement will go into effect on June 15.
Same Place, New Name — Casper Events Center is Now Ford Wyoming Center
The contract with Ford will be for six years, with the opportunity for a three-year renewal after the first three years.
Casper Bars Can Stay Open Until 4 a.m. on Halloween
Nov. 1 also is the first day ending daylight saving time.
Casper Events Center Gets Ford Sponsorship and a New Name
The investment is totally from the group of Ford dealerships in the state.
Casper Voters Choose Four New City Council Members; Steve Cathey Re-elected
There will be four women on Casper City Council starting next year.