Tourism attracts 2.65 million overnight visitors (2024); it manages marketing grants that support events boosting travel and overnight stays.
Supports DDA’s Economic & Cultural Development through tourism and downtown vitality.
501(c)(3) nonprofit established in 1993; funds support downtown events and improvements alongside the DDA.
Collaborates with DDA to promote and fund downtown economic and cultural activities.
Oversees development, permitting, and planning; includes DDA as a division.
DDA operates within this department as a facilitator between the community, investors, and planners.
Responsibilities include sidewalk snow removal, sweeping sidewalks, emptying trash cans, maintaining Depot, installing and removing holiday lights, mowing turf in certain areas, etc.
Works with the DDA to maintain downtown, keeping it clean and safe for business/ property owners.
Formed in 1987, fund community and business projects via grants and loans.
DDA may partner with JPB on grant requests for local economic development.
Private nonprofit economic development group funded by businesses and individuals; focuses on business recruitment, retention, and expansion.
Financial facilitator for Hynds & Hole project; promotes economic growth aligned with DDA’s Economic & Cultural Development vision.
Advocates for business through lobbying, education, and networking; includes multiple business committees.
Works with DDA to support downtown businesses and leadership engagement.
Offers business support, loans ($500–$50,000), and artist development programs.
A community-driven initiative that provides entrepreneurs and small business owners with free access to professional equipment, expert counseling, and digital resources through their local libraries to help them start or grow their ventures.
National Register of Historic Places, Tax Credits, Planning & Historic Contexts, Cultural Records, etc.
A partnership that a Consortium of Wyoming municipalities shares with the WSCN has been a catalyst for commercial businesses in Wyoming. The WSCN team professionally manages the original State Small Business Credit Initiative (SSBCI) allocation on behalf of our collection of municipalities. WSCN works to serve Wyoming small businesses with the capital necessary to obtain bank financing. Through this effort, the communities benefit from job creation/retention and the regional banks across Wyoming benefit from a flexible lending partner.
Funded by the University of Wyoming, SBA, and WBC, helps entrepreneurs statewide.
Protects consumers and supports the state's economy by overseeing the licensing, education, and regulatory enforcement of real estate professionals and appraisers.
Provides leadership, training, and lobbying to foster statewide economic growth.
A state agency dedicated to supporting Wyoming's economy by providing employment resources, administering unemployment insurance and workers' compensation, and ensuring workplace safety through training and regulatory oversight.
State economic development agency established in 1998; supports community and business growth statewide.
Focuses on workforce development, business-friendly policy, energy leadership, and thriving communities.
Instant access to a full range of companies, organizations, and programs that offer the business solutions that people need. Trusted resources all in one place.
Offers one-on-one business support, training, and partner connections for startups.
National nonprofit offering free, expert mentoring for entrepreneurs.
A Wyoming-based organization that provides technical assistance, training, and strategic consulting to help local manufacturers improve operational efficiency, workforce development, and economic growth.
Provides free resources to businesses, including tutorials, support materials, and other resources for businesses at any stage. Includes Gale Business: Entrepreneurship, a database to learn how to start, finance or manage a small business, LinkedIn Learning, and the Mometrix eLibrary. All free services with a library card.
