Town of Mills

"Starting today," the department wrote, "the offices for the Municipal Clerk of Court have moved to the Mills City Hall."

The Wyoming Press Association is hoping to refile their case against the town of Mills and Bar Nunn and Casper looks into whether they can follow the lead of the two towns.

Mills ushered in its 100th year on Saturday, with a full day of festivities that began with a parade through the town.

The Town of Mills will close its offices to the general public until further notice due to the novel coronavirus COVID-19, Mayor Seth Coleman said in a news release Monday morning. "This is to limit our Town employees to public contact in order to continue operating smoothly and efficiently, and to ensure that services continue to be offered," Coleman said...

On July 17, Mills resident Leah Juarez requested that the town provide copies of invoices, assets, account balances and the contract between the Mills Professional Firefighters Association and the town.

An administrative staff will remain employed to perform building and occupancy inspections.

The Town Council passed a resolution to save the library and operate it under Mills’ control, but the Council says it wants to hear directly from the residents.

The former elementary school will be used for an expanded Head Start program and for a community center for Mills.

The Natrona County School District's board of trustees voted in October to close Mountain View Elementary and other schools.

The Town of Mills continues to pursue its lawsuit to determine the legality of the school district's decisions to close Mountain View after it had closed Mills Elementary.