Cheyenne Police Projects Head to August 2026 Sixth-Penny Ballot
Cheyenne voters will consider $4.7 million in sixth-penny funding for police technology, digital evidence systems and firearms-training improvements.
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Cheyenne voters will consider $4.7 million in sixth-penny funding for police technology, digital evidence systems and firearms-training improvements.
The $4 million Cheyenne downtown proposal is one component of a larger Proposition 4 package on the August 18 primary ballot.
Laramie County and Cheyenne voters will consider multiple temporary Sixth Penny sales-tax proposals in Wyoming’s Aug. 18, 2026 primary election.
WASCOP has scheduled a five-day, in-person leadership program in Cheyenne for Aug. 3-7, aimed at women working in public safety and public service.
Proposed Sixth Penny specific-purpose sales-and-use-tax propositions for Laramie County and the City of Cheyenne will be decided in Wyoming’s Aug. 18, 2026, primary election.
Cheyenne Recreation lists Aug. 3 as the start of its 2026 adult-sports season, with registration and fee information available through the city program.
Laramie County voters will consider Sixth Penny sales and use tax propositions on Aug. 18, with proposed funding including a $3 million Cheyenne Greenway project.
Laramie County’s 2026 primary is scheduled for Aug. 18, with early in-person voting listed through Aug. 17 and offices spanning federal, state, county and Cheyenne government.
The Laramie County Board of Commissioners is scheduled to meet at 3:30 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 4, at the Laramie County Government Complex in Cheyenne.
Arts Cheyenne’s free Cheyenne Arts Celebration is scheduled for Aug. 8 at Lions Park, with more than 40 artist vendors, live music, demonstrations and food trucks listed.
Cheyenne, WY — February 6, 2026 — City Council meets today on building space, Ward I hosts a Saturday coffee, and winter travel reminders return.