Good morning, Cheyenne.

Cheyenne's Finance Committee voted to recommend accepting a $2.9 million donation (from Tallgrass ILS Holdings) to fund a 180-unit affordable housing project, with leftover funds planned for additional projects.

City Council will vote on the proposal Monday, June 22.

Cheyenne City Council’s Finance Committee approved paying $380,928 as its share of a revenue guarantee with SkyWest Airlines to secure continued flights to Denver for 2027 — a move based on rising passenger numbers and community reliance on the route.

City officials said stronger ridership may eventually allow the guarantee to be phased out.

Cheyenne City Council will vote on purchasing a $350,000 replica of the Vietnam War Memorial for installation at Freedom Point in Lions Park on June 22.

They will also decide on a new police wage ordinance to ensure officers earn at least $66,000 annually.

The Laramie County Board voted Tuesday to lift stage 1 fire restrictions imposed since March after local fire officials noted improved conditions, although residents are urged to remain cautious as weather can change (fire risk remains).

The planned temporary workforce housing project (800-unit project intended for 5,600 workers) just south of Cheyenne has been postponed indefinitely.

Tallgrass has donated $2.9M to support Cheyenne's affordable housing efforts as Mayor Patrick Collins works to secure more funding for local projects—this donation is a key step in addressing ongoing housing needs.

Laramie County Community College’s national title-winning Esports team will buy replacement jerseys with a grant from the National Junior College Athletic Association Foundation — the funds will support the team’s season.

Gregory Alan Isakov Concert

7:30-9 p.m. — Cheyenne Civic Center — Ticket prices vary — Experience the soulful melodies of Gregory Alan Isakov in a captivating indie folk performance.

BVKC Dog Show

Friday to Sunday — Event Center at Archer — Admission varies — Explore a wide variety of dog breeds and learn about responsible pet ownership.

Fourth of July Celebration

10 AM – 4 PM — Frontier Mall — Free entry — Celebrate Independence Day with a festive Makers Market and community fun.