Wyoming Office of Homeland Security

The Laramie County Board of Commissioners on Wednesday passed a resolution declaring a state of emergency due to this past weekend's record-breaking snowstorm.

Wyoming Gov. Mark Gordon has issued an emergency declaration to facilitate a coordinated response in the aftermath of this past weekend's historic snowstorm.

Roughly $10,000 worth of donated PPE is on its way from China to Wyoming thanks to the efforts of Cheyenne resident and former state legislator Bryan Pedersen.

Earlier this year, the Legislature passed, and Gov. Matt Mead signed, the bill authorizing Safe2Tell Wyoming.

Wyoming Office of Homeland Security encourages residents to participate in the Wyoming Shake Out, which will be conducted on Oct. 16, 2014.

More than 200 volunteers and Wyoming National Guard members have been working long hours filling and placing sandbags to protect the town of Saratoga since Sunday.

Governor Matt Mead has activated a team from the Wyoming National Guard and the Wyoming Office of Homeland Security to mobilize in Carbon County.

Doug Randall reports that the Wyoming Livestock Board has relaxed its requirement for horses entering the state, saying the risk of non-resident horses exposed to Equine Herpes Virus and entering the state has receded.  State and Federal damage assessment teams are touring counties across Wyoming, even as flooding and the threat of flooding continues across the state. Click past the jump to liste