Beginning October 3, 2023, Municipal Court will be held at Cody City Hall (1338 Rumsey Ave) within Council Chambers and begin at 1:30 PM. This location change will be in effect for the remainder of the year. Read on...
The City of Cody has issued a building permit to the applicant of the proposed Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints temple on Skyline Drive in Cody based on a site plan and conditional use permit application that was submitted earlier this year. Read on...
The City of Cody raw water system will be shut off for the season on Monday, October 2. To prevent broken lines, please open your valve a few days later to allow lines to drain. Please call (307) 587-2958 with any questions. Read on...
Praised as "perfect for a Wild West-style getaway" and noted for its exceptional recreation, outdoors, and museum attractions, Cody has claimed the top spot and been voted as 2023's Best Western Small Town by USA Today. Read on...
City of Cody Mayor Matt Hall attended the christening ceremony for the US Navy ship named USNS Cody (EPF 14) on February 25, 2023 in Mobile, AL. Cody joins Casper, Cheyenne, and Laramie as Wyoming cities chosen as US Navy vessel namesakes. Read on...
We’re proud to announce that SafeWise has recognized our community as one of Wyoming's safest cities. This distinction would not be possible without the collaboration between our residents, local businesses, and law enforcement. Read on...
The Cody Planning and Zoning Board held a meeting on Tuesday, August 8, 2023 at 12:00 PM at the Cody Auditorium (1240 Beck Avenue) to further consider the site plan for the temple project proposed by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Read on...
Referred to as "Wyoming in a nutshell," Cody was picked by StudyFinds' travel experts as the best place in the state to live for its Old West-style shop fronts, excellent public school system, magnificent surrounding scenery, and historic attractions. Read on...
Cody was named the best city in Wyoming to live and visit in a recent Touropia online article based on employment opportunities, cost of living, school systems, outdoor activities, and tourist attractions. Read on...
City of Cody Council Meetings and Planning and Zoning Meetings are now broadcasted in high-definition to multiple streaming platforms, including TCT cable television (channel 849), Spectrum cable television (channel 190), and the City of Cody website. Read on...
According to Zippia, a career resources website, Cody was ranked the number-one happiest place to live in Wyoming. Rankings were determined by education statistics, household incomes, median home prices, and other factors. Read on...
Noted by HomeSnacks for its "impressive history, low unemployment, and high incomes," Cody was recently ranked as Wyoming's best town in which to live—up from 2nd in last year's rankings. Read on...
Cody was recently named the 7th Best Historic Small Town by USA Today's 10 Best. "These 10 winners for Best Historic Small Town have big histories and small populations—fewer than 30,000—making them fun and affordable ways to dive into our nation's past." Read on...
The City of Cody was awarded for its website by the City-County Communications and Marketing Association (3CMA). The City received the top award for Digital Interactive Overall Website for cities and counties with a population less than 55,000. Read on...
