Urgent: Stop New Home Occupation Rules Threatening Laramie County

Your property rights and home-based livelihood are under immediate threat. In just days, on August 5, 2025 at 3:30PM, Laramie County commissioners will vote on sweeping new Land Use Regulations that include onerous Home Occupation Permit requirements. These proposed rules were introduced with minimal public notice, meaning many landowners still have no idea their rights could drastically change overnight. This grassroots page aims to inform our community and mobilize opposition before it's too late.

Key Issues with the Proposed Regulations

Voices from the Community

"The proposed regulations require a permit for any home business activity… This is redundant and invasive. It's presented as 'deregulation,' but it’s just more red tape." - Denel Pugh, local home bakery owner
"We have a right to earn a living. I don't think we should have to get permission from the county to do that. Requiring a permit to work from home is an overreach and an infringement." - Julie Formby, Laramie County resident
"Let the people of Laramie County have the freedom to use their land for what they want without paying for some 'permit' all the time." - Dan Macoubrie, rural landowner

Take Action Now - Defend Your Rights

1. Attend the Public Meeting (Aug 5): Mark your calendar for Tuesday, August 5, 2025 at 3:30PM. Join fellow citizens at the Laramie County Commissioners' meeting in the Board Room, 310 W 19th St, Cheyenne (Historic Courthouse). A strong turnout matters - show up and voice your opposition to these regulations. Many landowners are still unaware of this vote, so every person counts!

2. Email the County Commissioners: Send a respectful but firm message urging them to vote NO on the new home occupation permit rules. Email all commissioners at commissioners@laramiecountywy.gov and Please CC freelaramie@proton.me so we can track responses. Let them know how these changes would affect you, and that government overreach into our homes and businesses is unacceptable.

3. Spread the Word: Time is short. Share this information with neighbors and friends in Laramie County. Post on social media, text or email your HOA and community groups, talk to fellow small business owners. The more people know about this, the harder it will be for officials to push it through quietly. Our strength is in our numbers and our voices - let's use them!

Learn More & Get Informed

Many landowners still don't know about these drastic changes - please share this page and help spread the word. Together, we can hold our leaders accountable and keep Laramie County free from overregulation.