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Census Day is April 1, 2010.

10 Questions/10 Minutes.

Make a Difference.

Make History.

You will receive the 2010 Census questionnaire in March.  Please fill it out and return it promptly.  This form is confidential.  A preview of the census form can be found here.  In the 2000 Census, only 56% of Lincoln County Residents returned the form.  There is much room for improvement.  An accurate census count is vital to our community and residents' well-being.  All U.S. Residents must be counted - both citizens and non citizens.  Below are a few things to keep in mind with the 2010 Census:

• Census information helps in planning decisions such as for better healthcare, better schools, and better transportation.
• Achieves an accurate and complete count of Lincoln County's growing and changing population.
• Census data also helps to apportion Congress and define state legislative districts as well as voting and local government district boundaries.
• More than $400 billion per year in federal and state funding is allocated to states and communities based, in part, on census data.  For Wyoming that is between $100 - $500 lost federal grant money for each Wyoming resident not counted.
• The State of Wyoming distributes various tax revenue based on census data.  Utilizing Fiscal Year 2008 data, municipalities could lose an estimated $823 in tax revenue per person not counted.  Counties could lose an estimated $770 in tax revenue per person not counted.

HELP OUR COMMUNITY GET WHAT IT NEEDS FOR THE NEXT 10 YEARS!

The County Engineer's Office has released an invitation for bids for County Road 117 Pathway. For more information click here.

2009 Aerial Photography has been incorporated into the Interactive Maps.  There are still New Interactive Maps in the testing phase, so please try them out!

Wyoming Water Development Commission's Final Results for the Star Valley Regional Water Study. This is simply a study of the feasibility of creating regional water systems in Star Valley.  One of the resulting maps from the study is found here (800 KB).

Official Results of the Proposed Enlargement to the South Lincoln Hospital District to include the Boundary of Cokeville.

Emergency Resolution enacted by the Board of County Commissioners on Sept. 2, 2009 in regards to a devastating bark beetle epidemic - to view the resolution, click here.

Looking for the latest Board of County Commission minutes and voucher approval? - Click here.

Public Hearing was held on Thursday November 6, 2008 at 2:30 pm in regards to the Board of County Commissioners adopting new Resolutions for County Roads.  These policies include restricting the placing of obstacles on the right of way of County Roads, restricting parking on the right of way of County Roads, and restricting placing ice and snow on County Roads.  To view the proposed resolutions including information on how to submit comments, please click here.

Are you thinking of moving to rural Lincoln County?  This may answer some questions - Lincoln County's "The Code of the West"

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