Greater Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce

Greater Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Dale Steenbergen says that while he supports the idea of a city administrator for Cheyenne, people who object to not being able to vote for the person making everyday decisions have a ''fair argument."

A group that says it lobbies for personal freedom has come out against a proposal to have an appointed city administrator take over most of the duties currently handled by an elected mayor in Cheyenne.

Cheyenne voters will likely decide the manner in which they want their city to be governed during a special election in November. The Cheyenne City Council, Monday night, passed on second reading a charter ordinance establishing the position of city administrator by an 8 to 2 vote...

A charter ordinance establishing the position of city administrator will go before the Cheyenne City Council when it meets Monday night. The Committee of the Whole approved the ordinance by a 5-2 vote Tuesday night. Ward III council members Jim Brown and Richard Johnson voted against the ordinance...

Cheyenne voters may be deciding whether or not they want a city administrator when they head to the polls in November. The Cheyenne City Council Monday night referred a charter ordinance establishing the position of city administrator to the Committee of the Whole...

Local government and economic officials are partnering with F.E. Warren Air Force Base in an effort to fully integrate the base into the community. F.E. Warren is not only home to the 90th Missile Wing, it also boasts an 18-hole golf course and ball fields...

Greater Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Dale Steenbergen says bad management and poor planning by city officials have created the need for increases in sanitation fees.

Cheyenne Mayor Rick Kaysen says he thinks any decision about changing Cheyenne's city government should be made by the voters, not just the city council.

Greater Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Dale Steenbergen says Cheyenne has a lot of issues that aren't being addressed, and thinks a city administrator might solve the problem.

Cheyenne Mayor Rick Kaysen says he won't take a position on a proposal to change Cheyenne's city government so that an appointed administrator, rather than an elected mayor would make most day to day decisions.