Campbell County Fourth of July Holiday Hours

Courthouse and Administrative Offices All administrative offices will be closed Friday, July 3, 2020.

Northeast Wyoming Regional Airport, Administrative Offices Friday, July 3, 2020—Administration closedAll commercial, private a...

Neighborhood Immunization Clinics

The clinics will be conducted out of Public Health’s mobile clinic unit. School parking lots will be utilized to provide social distancing.When arriving at the parking lot, create a line with vehicles. Remain in your vehicle until you are at the...

Flying Legends of Victory Tour

The Commemorative Air Force, Airbase Arizona is bringing two of the most iconic warplanes from World War II to visit Northeast Wyoming Regional Airport, July 13-19, 2020. Rides and ground tours may be purchased for both planes. The public can experience a...

Rare Earth Elements Project Receives Federal Funding, Big Win for City and County

The grant is part of DOE’s Technology Commercialization Fund, which was created to promote DOE national laboratories’ promising energy technology and expand DOE’s efforts to foster commercial impacts developed from DOE resear...

Public Comments Requested: Intent to Amend Chapter 4 Rules Regulating Construction

The proposed amendments to Chapter 4 Rules include:

• Repealing the 2017 National Electric Code (NEC) and replacing with the 2020 NEC as required by the State of Wyoming;
• Easing regulations in the plumbing code;
• Rewording current language to roof snow-load req...

2020 Fireworks Resolutions

The open period for the sale and use of fireworks is from 12:01 AM, June 19, 2020 to 12:01 AM, July 6, 2019.  During this time period, the following terms and conditions apply:

1. No fireworks shall be ignited within 100 feet of a residence.
2. Any firew...

Do you own an Electric or Hybrid Vehicle?

This will pertain to W. S. 39-17-301(a) (xxiii) which will increase the annual fee for plug in electric vehicles of any type (Car, Truck, Motorcycle, ATV etc). Full electric vehicles will see an increase from $50 to $200 in registration fees.

Libraries Closed for Independence Day

Campbell County Public Library and Wright Branch Library are closed Friday, July 3 through Sunday, July 5 for Independence Day. Happy 4th of July!

CCPL Scavenger Hunt

Get outside with Campbell County Public Library's Literary Scavenger Hunt! Every week in July, CCPL is putting clues in a local park. Complete the challenge and bring your form to CCPL for a special gift! Instructions below. Questions? Call 687.0115.

CCPL Book Discussions

CCPL In-Building Discussion:The in-person discussion is Tuesday, July 21 at 6pm. The event will follow social distancing guidelines. Masks are encouraged.

Zoom Discussion: This discussion is Wednesday, July 22, also at 6pm. Call 307.687.0115 to sign up and...

WBL Summer Reading Events

Imagine Your Story events for all ages are scheduled in July at Wright Branch Library! Bring the entire family and enjoy your library. NOTE: Program attendance numbers are limited; call 307.464.0500 for information.

County Libraries Hours and Services

Phase 2: Extended Patron Access (June 22, 2020)(Continued stabilized infection rates demonstrated for a minimum of two weeks)In an effort to continue to do our part to reduce the risk of sharing COVID-19 in your libraries, Campbell County Public Library (...

CCPL Kids' Summer Reading Events

Imagine Your Story school-age summer reading events are scheduled for each Wednesday in July! Check out the schedule. NOTE: Program attendance numbers are limited; call 307.687.9227 for information.

Imagine Your Story at Campbell County Public Library

CCPL invites readers of all ages to earn prizes just for reading during Imagine Your Story summer reading program! Enroll virtually with READSquared and track your reading, participate in virtual events, and earn prizes. Paper reading logs also available.

CCPLS YouTube Channel

Subscribe to Campbell County Public Library System on YouTube! Library staff is creating virtual story programs, recommending new books to read during Young Adult book talks, and giving tours of our collection you may not realize we have.

Imagine Your Story at Wrighht Branch Library

WBL invites readers of all ages to earn prizes just for reading during Imagine Your Story summer reading program! Kids, teens, and adults can stop WBL and pick up a reading log and start tracking their page time!

Magic Carpet Story Programs

•Storytime: Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, 10:30am – ages 3-5 years•Toddler Time: Wednesdays, Thursdays, 9:30am – ages 18 months-3 years•Families & Jammies: Thursdays, 5:30pm – families with y...

Lynda.com Is Back!

Using lynda.com normally requires a paid subscription, but as a CCPLS cardholder you can access database content from any computer or mobile device with an internet connection after creating a personalized account.•Basic PC skills•Micros...

Grab Bags for Children

Need help selecting children's books for curbside pickup? If you have a library card, you can call CCPL at 687.9225 or WBL at 464.0500 and tell your librarian your child's age and interests, and she'll select some books for you to pick up the next day.

Digital Checkout

Kids, teens, and adults can check out e-books, e-audiobooks, e-magazines, and movies from home with your library card and PIN! Look on the libraries' homepage under the Digital Library tab to get started.

Curbside Pickup

Place a hold on library materials from our website or from the WYLDcat phone app. Then call your library for a next-day pickup time to use Curbside Pickup to check out your items. Faxing and scanning services are also available curbside.

CCPLS Monthly Calendar

Check out what's happening in July at Campbell County Public Library and Wright Branch Library. NOTE: library hours, events, and attendance numbers are subject to COVID-19 guidelines.

The Cabinet of Curiosities

Welcome to the Cabinet of Curiosities! Join us on the Campbell County Government Facebook page every Saturday for a behind-the-scenes peak into the eclectic collection at the Rockpile Museum. The Collections Department Staff, Angela Beenken and Cara Reeve...

New Exhibits at the Rockpile Museum

Three New Exhibits at the Rockpile Museum

She Served Too: Campbell County Women in World War II

The Rockpile Museum’s newest original exhibit, She Served Too: Campbell County Women in World War II, is now open to the public.  Over three d...

Rockpile Readers! on YouTube

The Campbell County Rockpile Museum has been missing all of your faces here at the museum. So, since we can’t have you here, we thought we would bring parts of the museum to you!  Each Monday morning for the next few weeks we invite you...

Rockpile Museum Re-opens to Visitors

The Campbell County Rockpile Museum Board of Directors voted at their regular meeting on May 19th to re-open the Rockpile Museum to visitors effective May 20, 2020.  Several changes have been implemented to protect visitors and staff from the spr...

World Atlatl Day 2020

The Campbell County Rockpile Museum celebrated World Atlatl Day 2020 with a live Virtual Event. Typically, this program would revolve around hands-on, in-person, and highly interactive experiences. As we felt it was irresponsible for us to provide this ex...

"Black Cowboys of Campbell County" Virtual Exhibit

In the Fall of 2019, The Campbell County Rockpile Museum created and displayed a gallery exhibit dedicated to telling stories of some of the Black Cowboys of Campbell County. We felt it was important to dig up and share these stories in an effort to more ...

Rockpile Museum Puzzle Challenge

The Campbell County Rockpile Museum encourages everyone to try out some online puzzles that we will be creating for you each Thursday that can be accessed from your computer, tablet, and/or mobile device.  We will be using photographs from our co...

"Dear Folks" Virtual Exhibition

Dear Folks: Letters Home from WWII was on display at the Rockpile Museum from February 26, 2019 to September 21, 2019. The exhibit featured letters sent home by Campbell County soldiers during World War II. Not only did guests have the chance to read a va...

History at Your Fingertips

The Rockpile Museum currently has 34,920 total items in its collection. Museum staff, volunteers, and interns are actively digitizing and recording these items to make them accessible to a larger audience through the museum’s Online Collections ...