Laramie County

What Laramie County does

Laramie County, Wyoming is a county government entity headquartered in Cheyenne, serving residents of Wyoming's most populous county (ranked first among 22 counties in population, 15th in area). The county is led by elected officials — five County Commissioners (Gunnar Malm as Chairman, Troy Thompson as Vice Chairman, Don Hollingshead, Linda Heath, Ty Zwonitzer), the County Assessor (Todd Ernst), County Clerk (Debra Lee), County Coroner (Rebecca Reid), County Treasurer (Tammy Deisch), Clerk of District Court (Diane Sanchez), and Sheriff (Brian Kozak, elected November 8, 2022). The county provides a standard portfolio of municipal services: property assessment and tax collection, vehicle licensing and titles, elections, recording and marriage licenses, public safety through the Sheriff's office, emergency management, public works, planning and development, and community recreation (including Clear Creek Park and the Shooting Sports Complex).

The county's service delivery is built on a Granicus-powered government website and online services portal at www.laramiecountywy.gov. Core digital products include a County Government Portal, Resident Services (GIS/Maps with Parcel Viewer and LC Interactive Map Portal, vehicle information, property tax payment, election services, community safety resources), a Business Services Portal (planning & development, permits and licensing, RFPs), and Community Events & Recreation. Sub-products include GIS/Mapping Services, Online Tax Payment, Vehicle License Renewal, and a Planning & Development Portal. Distribution combines in-person county offices, online self-service portals, and satellite voting locations such as Burns.

The county's revenue model is fee- and transaction-based, with associated fees for specific government services including property tax collection, vehicle licensing, recording fees, and marriage licenses. As a government entity, Laramie County is publicly administered rather than owned by private shareholders and does not publish commercial revenue figures. Partnerships span regional government (City of Cheyenne), educational institutions (Laramie County School Districts #1 and #2, LCCC), community organizations (Library), public health (Health Department), planning (MPO), and environmental programs (Wyoming State Forestry Division).

Name

Laramie County

Legal name

Laramie County, Wyoming

Website

https://laramiecountywy.gov

Company type

Public

Founded year

1867

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

101–250 employees

Short description

Laramie County, Wyoming is a county government headquartered in Cheyenne that serves residents of Wyoming's most populous county with statutory services including property assessment, tax collection, vehicle licensing, elections, public safety, planning, and recreation, delivered through a Granicus-powered online portal and in-person offices.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Headquarters

HQ city

Cheyenne

HQ country

United States

HQ region

North America

Offices3 records

Markets served

GTM type

B2C

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Infrastructure, Technology or R&D, Others

Pricing tiers

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels4 records

Core offering

Laramie County, Wyoming is a county government that provides administrative, public safety, election, property assessment, planning, and community services to its residents. Its core offerings include property tax assessment and collection, vehicle license renewal and titles, election administration, GIS and parcel mapping, public records recording, marriage licenses, planning and development permitting, sheriff and emergency management services, and community recreation programs. Services are delivered through county offices in Cheyenne and via an online portal and satellite locations.

Product overview

Laramie County, Wyoming operates a unified county government portal offering resident services, business licensing, community recreation, and civic engagement tools. The main website serves as a centralized hub providing access to elected officials, county departments (including Building Maintenance, Combined Communications, County Attorney, Emergency Management, Fire Warden, Grants, Human Resources, Information Technology, Planning & Development, Public Works, Risk Management, Shooting Sports Complex, Recovery Courts), public notices, press releases, and board/commission information. The online services include GIS/mapping tools, vehicle license renewal, property tax payment, election services, and planning/development portals. The platform functions as a multi-service municipal web presence rather than a commercial SaaS product.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

• County Government Portal Main county government website providing access to elected officials, county departments, public notices, press releases, boards & commissions, and contact information for Laramie County, Wyoming residents.
• Resident Services Online services for county residents including GIS/Maps with Parcel Viewer and LC Interactive Map Portal, vehicle information and license renewal, property information and tax payments, election services, community safety & justice resources, and public works information.
• Business Services Portal Resources for doing business with the county including planning & development services, permits and licensing through Clerk and Planning/Building channels, public works permits, environmental health services, and requests for proposals.
• Community Events & Recreation County events, fair information, shooting sports complex, and parks & recreation facilities including motocross, disk golf, and Clear Creek Park.
• GIS/Mapping Services Geographic information system services including Laramie County Parcel Viewer and LC Interactive Map Portal for property and spatial data access.
• Online Tax Payment Online property tax payment service allowing Laramie County residents to pay property taxes electronically.
• Vehicle License Renewal Online vehicle license renewal service for Laramie County residents.
• Planning & Development Portal Digital portal (SmartGov Community) for planning applications, building permits, and development services in Laramie County.
• Sheriff and Law Enforcement Services Public safety and law enforcement services for Laramie County, provided through the office of the elected County Sheriff.
• Coroner and Death Investigation Services Investigation of deaths not anticipated including violent or criminal action, apparent suicide, accident, apparent drug or chemical overdose or toxicity, unattended death, apparent child abuse, deceased in state custody, cause unknown, public health hazard, deceased is unidentified or unclaimed, and infant or youth death.
• Recording and Marriage License Services Recording of documents and issuance of marriage licenses for Laramie County residents.
• Election Administration Services Election services for Laramie County voters including online ballot lookup, polling place information, and satellite voting locations such as Burns.
• Property Assessment Services Fair and accurate property assessments based on statutory requirements, rules, and regulations of the state of Wyoming, provided by the County Assessor's office.

Segments1 record

Ideal customer profiles1 record

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Feature3 records

Partnerships

Eight partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

• City of CheyennecoreOthersLaramie County partners with the City of Cheyenne as a community partner, coordinating on regional services and municipal operations.
• Laramie County School District #1coreOthersCounty partners with the local school district for educational services and coordination.
• Laramie County School District #2coreOthersCounty partners with the local school district for educational services and coordination.
• LCCC (Laramie County Community College)minorOthersCommunity college partner for educational programs and workforce development.
• Laramie County LibraryminorOthersCounty partners with the library system for community information services.
• Laramie County Health DepartmentcoreOthersCounty health department partner for public health services.
• MPO (Metropolitan Planning Organization)minorOthersRegional planning organization partner for transportation and development planning.
• Wyoming State Forestry Division - Urban & Community Forestry ProgramminorOthersPartnership for tree planting at Clear Creek Park - 100 new trees planted through this program.

Scale indicators2 records

Recent moves5 records

Expansion highlights4 records

Regional players

• Weld County, Colorado: Large Colorado county bordering Wyoming to the south; provides equivalent assessor, clerk, sheriff, and planning services to residents in an adjacent regional market.
• Larimer County, Colorado: Colorado county directly south of Laramie County across the state border, operating a similar county government service portfolio for a comparable population base.

Direct peers

• Goshen County, Wyoming: Neighboring Wyoming county to the north of Laramie County delivering comparable property tax, recording, election, and public safety functions to its residents.
• Teton County, Wyoming: Wyoming county government with a comparable suite of public services (planning, assessor, clerk, sheriff) and a similarly elected leadership model.
• Albany County, Wyoming: Adjacent Wyoming county providing the same full suite of county government services (assessor, clerk, sheriff, planning). Closest geographic and functional peer within the state.
• City of Cheyenne, Wyoming: Municipal government co-located within Laramie County; provides overlapping permitting, public works, and community services and is an explicit community partner of the county.
• Platte County, Wyoming: Wyoming county sharing a border with Laramie County, offering the same core county services including vehicle licensing, property assessment, and elections.
• Natrona County, Wyoming: One of Wyoming's larger-population counties, operating a similar county government structure with the same elected offices (Commissioners, Sheriff, Assessor, Clerk, Treasurer, Coroner).
• Campbell County, Wyoming: Wyoming county delivering the same core government functions; comparable in operating model and elected-office structure to Laramie County.

Others

• Granicus: Government experience platform vendor powering Laramie County's website, GIS, online tax, vehicle renewal, and planning portal; ecosystem partner rather than a competing jurisdiction.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

• Facebookfacebook.com/LaramieCountyGovernment
• LinkedInlinkedin.com/company/laramie-county-sheriff

Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Profiles14 records

Funding overview

Funding rounds1 record

Investors1 record

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M&A

Investments

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