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Council Information Packet Table of Contents

Friday, February 9, 2018

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Table of Contents 1-2

The Grid – Council Meetings Schedule 3-12

ARAJPB Setting Annual Meeting Dates 13

Budget Calendar 14

CAP Brenda Eickhoff Resignation 15

Casper Parking Study Open House 16

Charter Communications Channel Lineup Changes 17

FY18 Optional Sales Tax Report 18

FY18 Sales Tax Chart - February 19

Insurance Service Office Audit Follow-up 20

Invitation – 15th Annual Open House Judy & Dennis Shepard 21

Invitation – Platte Valley Bank’s Open House 02.15.18 22

Invitation – Urban Center Parking Plan Open House 23

Non-Discrimination Correspondence Harrington 24-27

Non-Discrimination Correspondence Morrison 28

Non-Discrimination Correspondence Preus 29

Non-Discrimination Correspondence Zimmerman 30

Planning & Zoning Commission New Officers 31

Project Homeless Connect Event Results 01.26.18 32

Project Homeless Connect Event Volunteers & Donors 33

Removal of Traffic & Pedestrian Signal 34-35

Authorizing a Real Estate Purchase Agreement with 1890 Holdings, LLC, in the Amount of $300,000, for Economic Development Purposes.

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Authorizing a Real Estate Purchase Agreement with Ashby Construction, Inc. in the Amount of $220,000, for Economic Development Purposes.

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Liquor License Renewals C R

Transfer of Ownership Interest in Retail Liquor License No. 15, OC Casper, LLC d/b/a Old Chicago, Located at 3580 East 2nd Street.

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Transfer of Ownership Interest in Retail Liquor License No. 12, Firerock Hospitality Group, LLC d/b/a Firerock Steakhouse, Located at 6100 E 12th Street.

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Transfer of Ownership Interest in Retail Liquor License No. 23, Johnson Restaurant Group, Inc. d/b/a CY Discount Liquors, Located at 840 CY Avenue.

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Transfer of Ownership Interest in Retail Liquor License No. 3, Triple C Food & Beverage, d/b/a The Pump Room.

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Transfer of Ownership Interest in Retail Liquor License No. 18, 3OH7 Hospitality, LLC d/b/a C85 @ The Wonder Bar.

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Transfer of Ownership Interest in Retail Liquor License No. 29, Double C Hospitality, LLC, d/b/a C85 @ Galles Liquor Mart.

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Establish March 6, 2018 as Public Hearing Date for Consideration of An Ordinance Amending Section 17.12.120 of the Casper Municipal Code Pertaining to Fences, Walls, Hedges, Shrubs, Trees, Accessory Buildings and Accessory Uses.

CBright Spot - Safe Ride Update/Information- MikeReidPre-meeting - Distribution of Executive Session Minutes from February 6thPre-meeting: Agenda Review

February 20, 2018 Councilmembers Absent:

Regular Council Meeting Agenda Items

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Council Around the Table Information Only 45 min 6:35Approximate Ending Time 7:20

Agenda Review Direction Requested 20 min 5:55Legislative Update Information Only 20 min 6:15

Center for Public Safety Management (CPSM) Implementation (Chief McPheeters) Information Only 20 min 5:30

One Cent Education Process Timeline (Fleur Tremel) Information Only 5 min 5:50

Downtown Parking Study Update (Dennis Burns, Vanessa Solesbee of Kimley-Horn)Information Only 20 min 4:50

Liquor License Report (Chief McPheeters) Information Only 20 min 5:10

Work Session Meeting Agenda Items Recommendation Allotted Time

Beginning Time

Recommendations = Information Only, Move Forward for Approval, Direction Requested

Play Street Permit for Food Trucks (Fleur Tremel) Direction Requested 20 min 4:30

Updated: February 5, 2018

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A working draft of Council Meeting Agendas

February 13, 2018 Councilmembers Absent: Amanda Huckabay


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Time Extension for Microbrewery No. 3, Wyoming State Brewing Company, LLC, d/b/a Wyoming State Brewing Company.

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Time Extension for Retail Liquor License No. 8, Good to Go Stores, LLC, d/b/a Good to Go. C

Authorize the Discharge of $7,985.56 of Uncollectible Accounts Receivable Balances, Aged between the Dates of October 1, 2012 and December 31, 2012.

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Authorizing an Agreement with Communication Technologies, Inc., in the Amount of $36,990, for the Purchase and Installation of Police Vehicle Equipment and Accessories in Five (5) New Ford Interceptor SUVs.

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Authorizing the Purchase of Ballistic Vests, in the Amount of $25,695.00, from Warrior Kits Safety and Survival Gear.

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Appointments of Property Owners Representatives to the OYD (Old Yellowstone District) Advisory Committee.

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Appointment of Planning Commissioners to the OYD (Old Yellowstone District) Advisory Committee.

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Accepting a Grant from the Wyoming Office of Homeland Security, in the Amount of $73,110, for the Purchase of Regional Response Equipment.

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12. Authorizing the Assignment and Assumption of the Lease Agreement from C & R Enterprise to Cowboy Smokehouse for the Food and Beverage Operation at the 19th Hole Restaurant.

C

Authorizing an Agreement with Global Packaging Solutions LLC, in the Amount of $219,520 for the 2018 Solid Waste Baler Bag Procurement Project.

C

Authorizing a License Agreement with Advanced Communications Technology, Inc., for the Installation of Buried Fiber Optic Cable Infrastructure.

C

Authorizing an Agreement with Transmission Distribution services in the amount of $154,585 for the 2018 Pedestrian Pathways Project.

C

Authorizing an Agreement with Dan Hart Patrol Service LLC, in the amount of $572,602.50 for the Casper Balefill Closure Earthworks Project.

C

Authorizing an Agreement with Erosion Control Applications, Inc., in the amount of $63,325.53 for the Casper Balefill Closure Geosynthetics Installer Project.

C

Authorizing a Procurement Agreement with Raven Industries, Inc., in the amount of $144,157.13 for the Casper Balefill Closure – Geosynthetics Procurement Project.

C

Authorizing a Contract for Professional Services with Recykling Industrial Repairs, Inc., in an amount not to exceed $99,000 for Baler Maintenance Support.

C

Accepting a 20-foot Right-of-Way from Daniel S. Herrera and Jennifer K. Herrera in the amount of $4,248.17, as part of the West Casper Zone 2 Water System Improvements Project.

C

Authorizing a WYDOT M-54 Utility License for a new 12” Water Transmission Main for the West Casper Zone II Water System Improvements Project.

C

Authorizing Transfer of Ownership of the Rotary Clock from the Rotary Club to the City of Casper.

CWyoming Smart Capital Network Amendment. C

Non-discrimination resolution (PFLAG & Proposed Amendment) NC R

Update Section 17.12.124 (Towers) of the Casper Municipal Code. 3rd reading Moved to March 20 for required P&Z hearing.

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Two nightsFebruary 27, 2017 &

March 13, 2018 Councilmembers Absent: Jesse Morgan

Declaring the Integrin VHS Video System, Twenty (20) Docking Stations, and Fourteen Tough Book Computers as Surplus Property and Authorizing the Destruction of Same.

CAcknowledging Receipt of Financial Interest Disclosures CBright Spot - American Assoc. of Code Enforcement Award - Amber JividenPre-meeting: Senior Study - TanyaPre-meeting: Agenda Review


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March 6, 2018 Councilmembers Absent:

Approximate Ending Time

Councilmember Assignment to Boards/Committees

Managing Input from CouncilUse of Agenda Planning

Meeting Management StrategiesFull-time Municipal Court Judge

Use of Texting, EmailPerformance Evaluation of City Council Employees

Council and City Manager Attendance at Non-Council MeetingsCouncil Cell Phones - Calendaring Function/Answering Service

Councilmembers Serving on Boards - Expectations & Conflict of Interest as Voting MembersBoard Appointments at Council Meetings not on Consent Agenda

February 28, 2018 Councilmembers Absent:

COUNCIL STRATEGIC PLANNING

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Cost Recovery of Recreational Services (Tim Cortez) 5:105:30

Recommendations = Information Only, Move Forward for Approval, Direction RequestedBudget Review: Capital Budget Discussion (Carter Napier) Information Only 4:30General Agency Funding Requests Review Direction Requested 4:50

March 27, 2018 Councilmembers Absent: Jesse Morgan


Beginning Time

Update Section 17.12.124 (Towers) of the Casper Municipal Code. 3rd reading C

Pre-meeting: Agenda Review

March 20, 2018 Councilmembers Absent:


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Councilmember Repeal Ordinance (John Henley) 20 min 5:10Budget Review: Utility Rates Discussion (Andrew Beamer) 60 min 5:30

Recommendations = Information Only, Move Forward for Approval, Direction RequestedSpectra Debrief (Tom Pitlick) 20 min 4:30Fort Caspar (Tim Cortez) 20 min 4:50


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April 17, 2018 Councilmembers Absent:


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45 min 6:30Approximate Ending Time 7:15

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Public Hearing on FY19 Budget AdoptionPublic Hearing on FY18 Budget Amendments.Pre-meeting: Agenda Review



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Court Recommendations Liquor Ordinance, Part IILobbyistWYDOT Property Acquisition (Jolene Martinez)Demerit Point Revisions (Chief McPheeters)

Fee Changes for Leisure Services Fees (Carolyn Griffith, Blu McGrath, Andrew Beamer)Utility Fee Increases (Solid Waste & Public Utilities) Police Body CamerasUpdate on Spectra/Events Center PerformanceCity of Casper App/Citizen Engagement Hogadon Lighting

Upcoming Work Session Agenda Items

UBER (Taxi Ordinance Change)Conceal/Carry Legislation (Ordinance Change)Spay & Neuter Code DiscussionPre-Annexation & Island AnnexationCouncil Discussion About One Cent Funding and Collecting Leftover One Cent Funding from Non-Profits (Fleur Tremel)

From: Renee Hahn [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Friday, February 09, 2018 8:30 AM To: 'Michelle Maines' <[email protected]>; Renee Jordan-Smith <[email protected]> Subject: City and County Annual Meeting Good Morning, I thought we should start this process to determine the date of our next Annual City and County Meeting. Normally, it’s in April or May. Our April Meeting is scheduled for April 11th and May is scheduled on the 9th at 4:00 p.m. Please let me the know which date works best for your members. Thank you in advance.

Renee Hahn Executive Director Amoco Reuse Agreement Joint Powers Board 2435 King Blvd., Suite 249 Casper, WY 82604 307-472-5591

NEWS RELEASE

Contact: Aaron Kloke, Planning Supervisor Metropolitan Planning Organization [email protected] 307-235-8255

Open House for Urban Center Parking Plan City of Casper looking for feedback from shoppers, diners, and business owners

Casper, Wyoming (February 7, 2018) – In December 2017, the Casper Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) and City of Casper launched a strategic planning effort for Downtown and the Old Yellowstone District (OYD). Through the planning process, the City and MPO aim to identify forward-thinking parking management strategies that can support a growing OYD and Downtown Casper today and over the next 5-10 years. At each stage of the planning process, the community will be offered a variety of ways to share their thoughts, perceptions and concerns about downtown parking, including via online survey and in-person meetings. During the project kick-off in December, a series of small group meetings were held with downtown business and property owners. A project webpage was launched and an open house with a formal presentation by the project consultants, was held at the Fox Theatre. The next opportunity for members of the community to get involved will be a project open house on Tuesday, February 13 from 11 AM until 3 PM. The open house will be held at Casper City Hall (200 N. David Street, Lobby). The community is welcome to drop by any time as convenient. Various stations with project information will be staffed by representatives from the MPO and the City, as well as members of the consulting team. Attendees will have the opportunity to learn about the data collection process and preview initial results, take a parking experience survey, complete a financial priority exercise and/or simply provide feedback on their OYD and Downtown parking experience. Snacks and light refreshments will be provided, and attendees will have the opportunity to register to win a $25 gift card to Sportsman’s Warehouse. More information about the project, including presentation materials and notes from the December 2017 project open house, can be found at https://goo.gl/SK96BM. For questions or additional information, contact Aaron Kloke.

For Immediate Release

https://goo.gl/SK96BM

From: Roehr, Mary [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Thursday, February 08, 2018 2:12 PM Subject: Charter Communications Channel Lineup Changes Hello.

Charter Communications is making changes to our residential channel lineup for customers in your community.

PROGRAMMING CHANGE CHANNEL

NUMBER

Spike rebrand to Paramount All Service levels 28 & 528

Travel Channel Move Tiers

Remove from SPP Tier 1,

add to SPP Select 34 & 534

Please contact me at [email protected], or 406-671-7956 should you have any questions. Sincerely, Mary Roehr

Mary Roehr | Director, Government Affairs, Colorado, Montana, Wyoming | C: 406-671-7956 951 W. Custer Ave. | Helena, MT 59601

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Attached is the optional Sales tax report for FY18 we are currently at 66.7% of the budget year.

General Fund is up 13.78% from projected year to date which is at 76.04% of budget.

1%15 is up 22.84% from projected year to date which is at 81.89% of budget.

7/10/2017 1,322,069$ 1,270,691$ 51,378$ 8.54%

8/7/2017 1,465,061 1,088,067 376,994 18.01%

9/8/2017 1,497,903 1,430,154 67,749 27.69%

10/6/2017 1,452,050 1,268,267 183,783 37.07%

11/6/2017 1,603,526 1,299,777 303,749 47.44%

12/8/2017 1,381,944 1,297,685 84,259 56.37%

1/5/2018 1,292,009 1,182,023 109,986 64.72%

2/8/2018 1,752,835 1,505,871 246,964 76.04%

March - 1,269,679

April - 1,214,471

May - 1,204,861

June - 1,442,749

Total FY 2018 11,767,396$ 15,474,295$ 1,424,861$

7/10/2017 1,101,169$ 1,000,000$ 101,169 9.18%

8/7/2017 1,222,018 1,000,000 222,018 19.36%

9/8/2017 1,253,016 1,000,000 253,016 29.80%

10/6/2017 1,215,361 1,000,000 215,361 39.93%

11/6/2017 1,340,517 1,000,000 340,517 51.10%

12/8/2017 1,154,841 1,000,000 154,841 60.72%

1/5/2018 1,079,606 1,000,000 79,606 69.72%

2/8/2018 1,460,621 1,000,000 460,621 81.89%

March - 1,000,000

April - 1,000,000

May - 1,000,000

June - 1,000,000

Total FY 2018 9,827,150$ 12,000,000$ 1,827,150$

Total $ 21,594,546 $ 27,474,295 $ 3,252,011

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Optional 1% and State Shared Sales Tax Receipts

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66.7% of Fiscal Year 2018 has Lapsed

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BudgetActual-Budget

ACTUAL FY 17 PROJECTED FY 18 ACTUAL FY 18

YTD TOTAL 10,661,023$ 10,342,535$ 11,767,396$

YTD VARIANCE 1,106,373$ (318,488)$ 1,424,861$

% Difference In Dollars

CHANGE FROM FY18 PROJECTED TO FY18 ACTUAL-SAME MONTH 16.40% $246,964

CHANGE FROM FY18 PROJECTED TO FY18 ACTUAL-YEAR TO DATE 13.78% $1,424,861

CHANGE FROM FY17 ACTUAL TO FY18 ACTUAL-SAME MONTH 17.05% $255,277

CHANGE FROM FY17 ACTUAL TO FY18 ACTUAL-YEAR TO DATE 10.38% $1,106,373

JULY AUGUST SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL MAY JUNE

ACTUAL FY 18 $1,322,069 $1,465,061 $1,497,903 $1,452,050 $1,603,526 $1,381,944 $1,292,009 $1,752,835

PROJECTED FY 18 $1,270,691 $1,088,067 $1,430,154 $1,268,267 $1,299,777 $1,297,685 $1,182,023 $1,505,871 $1,269,679 $1,214,471 $1,204,861 $1,442,749

DIFFERENCE ACTUAL VS PROJECTED FY17 $51,378 $376,994 $67,749 $183,783 $303,749 $84,259 $109,986 $246,964

ACTUAL FY 17 $1,371,581 $1,303,947 $1,348,548 $1,338,806 $1,423,295 $1,232,310 $1,144,978 $1,497,558 $1,185,949 $1,113,879 $1,279,855 $1,413,465

ACTUAL FY 18

ACTUAL FY 18

ACTUAL FY 18

ACTUAL FY 18

ACTUAL FY 18

ACTUAL FY 18

ACTUAL FY 18

ACTUAL FY 18

PROJECTED FY 18

ACTUAL FY 17

$1,000,000

$1,100,000

$1,200,000

$1,300,000

$1,400,000

$1,500,000

$1,600,000

$1,700,000

$1,800,000

Sales Tax FY 2018 Versus Projection and Prior Year

Ms Mary Lou Morrison 845 Third Street 234-4412 Ms. Morrison called to let Council know her opinion on the non-discrimination resolution. She is 85 years old and is a retired art teacher. She taught art from pre-school aged students to adults. She taught people from all walks of life including gay, ex-prisoners, and all races. She feels that discriminating against gay people is unchristian and we should treat people the way we want to be treated. So, she would like you to support not discriminating against gay people.

From: lilly [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Thursday, February 08, 2018 4:34 PM To: Renee Jordan-Smith <[email protected]> Subject: SOGI Dear Mr. Naiper, My name is Lilly Zimmerman, and I am writing to you to urge you not to adopt the sexual orientation

and gender-identity (SOGI) non-discrimination resolution. I understand the city council will not allow public comment on the anti-discrimination resolution at their Feb 20 meeting but I wanted to share my views with you and ask you to share this with the City Council members. Thank you, Lilly Zimmerman Director of Advancement True Care Woman’s Resource Center 307-472-2810 TrueCareGiving.net

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RESULTS OF THE PROJECT HOMELESS CONNECT EVENT FRIDAY, JANUARY 26, 2018

King’s Corner Outreach Center / 112 S. Beech Street Coinciding with HUD’s National Point-in-Time Count (PIT), the Project Homeless Connect of Natrona County (PHCNC) event was held Friday, January 26, 2018 from 7AM to 7PM. Across the United States, on one single day annually, an effort to count persons who are Homeless occurs to determine the number of Homeless people in all communities. Funding levels may be adjusted by the outcome for communities showing a greater need for shelters and Homeless services. An Unsheltered count is done with persons who have nowhere habitable to stay overnight and a Sheltered count is done with persons who are homeless, but staying in a shelter or inside on that specific night. The full results of the nationwide count are not available until months after the event. The initial result of the Unsheltered Count in Natrona Country is seventy (70) persons. Last year the number was forty two (42) persons. The Sheltered Count will not be available for a while. The National accreditation for PHCNC was applied for and obtained to benefit the City’s Homeless and Low Income population by the Casper Housing Authority. The goal of this event is to connect persons who are homeless or of extreme low income to services they do not know how to obtain, and/or with services offered free for the day that they would not be able to afford. Another PHCNC event is planned to take place this summer. I participated in the event by assisting with the event planning and by completing Point-in-Time Count surveys with other volunteers from 7AM to 7PM at the event.

• 285 meals were served (Full, hot, breakfast, lunch and dinner meals were served) • 120 people entered the backpack giveaway. Attendees received a card upon arrival

and got spaces signed as they visited different stations around the Center • 16 people consulted with Legal Aid • 12 people received dental checks from Community Health Centers of Central Wyoming • 20 people took advantage of the HIV Testing, Hep. A Testing, Flu Shot, and Hep. A/B

Vaccines offered by Casper-Natrona County Health Department • 52 Haircuts were given over the course of the day by our 4 volunteer hairstylists. These

included Courtney from Casper Re-Entry Center, Susie from Indulgence Hair and Nail Salon, Nichole from Roobear's Corner Salon, and Kasey from Shear Magnolia

• 10 people were screened for Depression by Central Wyoming Counseling Center • 37 community agencies were represented by their volunteers or their information • 22 people counted/completed surveys as part of the National Point In Time Count

All services and meals were provided free of charge. Any person needing medical or dental treatment for a more severe problem than could be treated on-site was shuttled to Community Health and UW Family Practice clinics with free follow-up care included.

--Joy Clark, Housing and Community Development

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Agencies providing information and staff at the event: 1. Seton House 2. Casper Housing Authority 3. Volunteers of America 4. Express Employment 5. Interfaith 6. City of Casper, Housing & Community

Development/CDBG Program 7. Central Wyoming Counseling Center 8. NAMI Wyoming/NAMI Casper/Iris Clubhouse 9. Salvation Army 10. Community Health Center 11. Early Head Start 12. Natrona County Prevention Coalition 13. Mercer Family Resource Center 14. Natrona County Suicide Prevention Task Force 15. Youth Crisis Center 16. Child Support 17. Social Security 18. Brain Injury Alliance 19. Self Help Center 20. Community Action Partnership’s Healthcare for

the Homeless 21. Public Health 22. Legal Aid 23. Wyoming Vet Commission

Agencies providing information only (not present):

1. Habitat for Humanity 2. Veterans Center 3. Veterans Affairs 4. Workforce Services 5. NowCap 6. Climb Wyoming 7. Celebrate Recovery 8. 12/24 Club 9. Wyoming Food Bank of the Rockies 10. Wyoming Food for Thought Project 11. Rescue Mission 12. Humane Society 13. Metro Animal Control 14. DFS 15. Senior Center 16. The Bus/CATC

Donations of goods: 1. Wyoming Food Bank of the Rockies – Food for

the three hot meals 2. Seton House – personal care items 3. Wyoming Food for Thought Project - Pillows 4. Wyoming Rescue Mission – Hats 5. Humane Society – Pet products 6. CATC/The Bus – Bus Tokens 7. Joshua’s Storehouse Food to give away 8. Coffee Hut, Helen Spaulding owner, Coffee,

Teas, Hot Chocolate for clients/volunteers 9. First Interstate Bank – paper goods 10. Reliant FCU - flashlights and backpacks

SERVE WYOMING ORGANIZED ALL VOLUNTEERS

Volunteers assisting with event: 1. First United Methodist Church – Outreach

Center, Custodian, kitchen crew, volunteers 2. UW Family Practice – Medical staff 3. Probation and Parole – Staff 4. First United Methodist Church Youth Group

– Clean-up 5. Youth Empowerment Council – staff/youth

– Clean-up 6. Casper Re-Entry Center – Staff for haircuts 7. Indulgence Salon – Staff for haircuts 8. Shear Magnolia – Staff for haircuts 9. Roobears Corner Salon – Staff for haircuts

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