The WBC Board of Directors and the Wyoming Main Street Advisory Board will meet to consider local investments, broadband awards, and strategic priorities for 2026.
CHEYENNE, Wyo. – The Wyoming Business Council (WBC) will host a series of public meetings and work sessions in Cheyenne next week, focusing on local infrastructure, business expansion, and downtown revitalization.
WBC Board of Directors: Feb. 24-25
The WBC Board of Directors will begin with a public work session on Tuesday, Feb. 24, at 1 p.m., focused on Cheyenne and Laramie County’s economic development initiatives. This interactive session and on-site tour will provide a candid look at past projects and help shape future catalyst projects for the community.
The regular quarterly board meeting will convene on Wednesday, Feb. 25, at 8 a.m. The Board will consider a Business Ready Community (BRC) grant request for the Cheyenne First & Union Land Acquisition Project and a revenue recapture revision for a project in Rock Springs. Additionally, the Board will consider 50/50 and Brownfields loan requests, the 2026 Broadband and BEAD program awards, review Assessment to Action (A2A) and Wyoming Main Street success stories, and conduct its annual officer elections.
A full agenda and materials are available on the WBC website at wbc.pub/WBC_Board. Members of the public who wish to speak during the WBC Board meeting on Wednesday should email [email protected] before 4 p.m. on Tuesday, Feb. 24, stating their name and the topic they wish to address.
Anyone interested in joining the board meeting virtually may do so at wbc.pub/WBC_Meeting or by calling 1.669.900.6833; enter Meeting ID 295-704-768 (no PIN required; press # when prompted). If joining by phone, please note that the ability to interact with panelists may be limited.
Wyoming Main Street Advisory Board: Feb. 26
Following the WBC Board meetings, the Wyoming Main Street Advisory Board will meet in person at the WBC office (214 W. 15th St., Cheyenne) and via Zoom on Thursday, Feb. 26, from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
The agenda includes an election of board officers, details on the 2026 Best Practices workshop, and a planning session for the program’s 2026-2027 priorities. Main Street is a key component of the WBC’s mission to foster vibrant, resilient communities across the state.
Join the WMS meeting via Zoom at wbc.pub/MS_Meeting (ID: 834 5840 6064; no PIN required; press # when prompted). If joining by phone, please note that the ability to interact with panelists may be limited.
