Cheyenne Fire&Rescue

The goal is to have 40 new bikes for local kids in need by Dec. 20.

People caught using illegal fireworks could face fines of $225 and have their fireworks confiscated.

The Cheyenne Police Department will officially move into the 93,000 square foot public safety building on June 1.

It may be April 1, but a Cheyenne fire official says the current fire conditions are no joke.

As the weather begins to warm up, Cheyenne Fire and Rescue Prevention Chief Byron Mathews is reminding Cheyenne residents to be aware of the dangers of smoking and what can happen if smoking materials are disposed of improperly.

There was significant damage to the house and its contents at 1922 Seymour Ave., on Monday.

A spokesman for the Cheyenne Fire & Rescue Department is encouraging people to change their smoke and carbon monoxide alarm batteries this weekend.

"It happened so fast I don't even remember if I was nervous" Gina Flynn recalls "but fortunately the Good Lord helped me through it".

The City of Cheyenne Fire&Rescue is asking for public input through a new on-line survey.

The fire caused significant damage to the attic and structure of the home, as well as some minor smoke damage