Cheyenne, Wyoming. US: Government

• Francis E. Warren Air Force Base, Wyoming (www.warren.af.mil)
  The Warren Airforce Base was opened in 1867 as a calvary base. 3 miles west of Cheyenne, the airforce base defends the US system of ICBMs.
• Laramie County Government (webgate.co.laramie.wy.us)
  The Laramie County web site has information on local county services, you will find the Sheriff, job opportunities and contact information for local elected officials.
• Laramie County (www.laramiecountyclerk.com)
  The Laramie County Clerk's page has the information most frequently requested by the public including election information, auto titles and records.
• State of Wyoming (www.state.wy.us)
  Official web site for the State of Wyoming with links to the Governor's office. The site has information on tourism, government, business and education.
• Architecture of the Wyoming State Capitol - Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of (www.glasssteelandstone.com)
  The Wyoming State Capitol Building was built in 1886. In front, the statue of a woman honors the right to vote and hold office given to women in 1869 while Wyoming was still a Territory. It was a landmark event in the U.S. and in many parts of the world.
• Wyoming Association of Municipalities (www.wyomuni.org)
  An organization supporting the towns of Wyoming.
• Western Governors' Association (www.westgov.org)
  The WGA is an interstate organization of Governors that addresses regional concerns in the Western U.S. including air quality, fire dangers, forest health, water, etc..
• Recovery - Wyoming (wyoming.gov)
  This page reports on the use of Recovery funds in Wyoming.