City of Cody
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The City of Cody takes great pride in its patriotism and the community’s support of its many veterans. While that patriotism is most overly displayed during the many Independence Day festivities, it is displayed more solemnly but no less genuinely on Memorial Day. Every year, two ceremonies are held on opposite ends of Cody –…
The Cody Planning, Zoning, and Adjustment Board is announcing a new date for a special meeting and public hearing on Thursday, June 15, 2023 at 6:00 PM (or as soon thereafter) at the Cody Auditorium, located at 1240 Beck Avenue, to consider a Conditional Use Permit application to construct a temple and ancillary building on…
The Cody Police Department released a statement on Wednesday, May 24, responding to a viral YouTube video involving a Cody Police officer. LackLuster is a popular YouTube channel that publishes videos of law enforcement officers getting into altercations with a mission to expose “dirty cops.” A video posted earlier this week featured a traffic stop…
The Cody City Council declared May 21 – 27 National Public Works Week. The declaration recognizes the Public Works Department’s continuous dedication to effectively planning, building, managing, and operating Cody’s communities. National Public Works Week is the American Public Works Association’s (A.P.W.A.) nationwide celebration of public works entities’ contributions to improving living standards for the…
The City of Cody’s Community Development Director and City Planner Todd Stowell announced that a public hearing of the Planning, Zoning, and Adjustment Board – scheduled in the Cody Auditorium on Wednesday, May 24 – has been canceled. The meeting’s purpose was “to consider the applications related to the Cody Wyoming Temple of The Church…
The news that the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints intends to build a temple in Cody was immediately met with waves of emotion in the Cody community. Now, that emotion is manifesting into action – on both sides of the issue. In October 2021, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints announced…
The parking lot entrance will be closed throughout March 2023 for some remodeling inside – but City Hall and its staff will be entirely accessible for the duration. City of Cody Finance Officer Leslie Brummage announced that the main entrance to City Hall – 1338 Rumsey Avenue, adjacent to the parking lot – will be…
The incident occurred on the same day Cody residents are encouraged to attend a presentation of the Big Horn Avenue Corridor Study draft plan. A traffic accident involving two vehicles occurred around 11:30 a.m. on Thursday, Feb. 23. Two vehicles collided at the intersection of Big Horn Avenue and Blackburn Street. The Cody Police Department,…
Phillip Bowman, Cody Public Works Director and City Engineer, spoke about the latest on the Big Horn Avenue project at Freedom Street. Phillip also spoke about why water rates in Cody will be going up eight percent on December 1st. He also explained how the City comes up with their rate for water usage.
After evaluating current traffic and future growth, the future of Big Horn Avenue could be one with multiple traffic signals and pedestrian crossings flanked by roundabouts on either end. A small but invested crowd gathered in the Cody Middle School commons area on Wednesday at 5:15 p.m. This was the first of two public information…