Casper City Council

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 residents will have an opportunity to address city council members about proposed revisions to a controversial public indoor smoking ordinance prior to a possible amendment vote next week.

Peter Meyers, the city of

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Inclement weather forced city of Casper officials to postpone a Casper City Council work session scheduled for Tuesday afternoon.

The meeting was scheduled to begin at 3:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Casper City Council meeting room

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Certain usage fees will be increasing at the Casper Municipal Golf Course, the Casper Recreation Center and at certain city-owned parks, athletic fields and tennis courts.

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Officials with Smokefree Natrona County say they’re dissatisfied with attempts by Casper City Council to amend the city of Casper’s public indoor smoking ban.

Council reviewed several ordinance revisions at its work session Tues

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Casper City Council discussed possible revisions to several sections of the city’s public indoor smoking ordinance at its regular work session Tuesday night.

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Casper mayor Kenyne Schlager, who supported the downtown conference center plan, says she believes council, in general, favors the construction of a conference center somewhere in Casper.

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Casper City Council says it will attempt to amend portions of the city’s controversial public indoor smoking ban. The decision was made after over an hour of debate during council’s regular work session Tuesday night.

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Casper City Council authorized an agreement at its meeting Tuesday night to fund an asphalt repair project.

$390,000 will be put toward the repair of asphalt sections damaged by the city’s public utilities department during emergency water line repair and replacement events

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