City Council

The two new businesses would employ roughly 50 people.

The city removed parking meters from the streets in 1992.

The resolution to sell the properties failed on a tie vote at the Oct. 15 Casper City Council meeting.

Casper City Council bought the former Plains Furniture properties for $3 million after a 6-3 vote in 2015.

Kathleen Dixon was the attorney for the Natrona County School District.

In March, the city changed the speed limit to 20 mph from 30 mph on East Second Street between South McKinley Street and Park Street.

Council will hear the proposed ordinance for second reading at its Oct. 15 meeting.

On Sept. 12, the Wyoming Business Council's board of directors did not recommend the $500,000 grant request from the Casper City Council.

The city's debt management policy is still good, and only minor changes are needed such as updating staff titles.

In 2017, the Casper Area Metropolitan Planning Organization hired Kimley-Horn and Associates to study the city's parking assets.