The Greater Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce’s Military Affairs Committee (MAC) completed the care packages to be sent to deployed military service men and women.

The community support was amazing, and could not have been done without all the people that took time to shop and drop off items to be shipped.

There were over 140 packages sent to 17 countries in time for Christmas.

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Ring in the New Year with family and friends at the Cheyenne Depot and Plaza!

From 3:00 pm in the afternoon when the Children’s event begins to midnight when the ball drops, there’s lots to do to celebrate!

Children’s Event

From 3:00 pm to 5:45 pm inside the warm Depot, activities, games and more will entertain kids!
At 6:00 pm, a special ball drop and fireworks show top the night off and start the New Year.

Evening Event

Gather downtown in the Plaza anytime after 9pm to meet friends and family and await the brightly lit ball beginning its descent at midnight!

Look at the excited from previous year’s – You don’t want to miss this year’s event!

For complete details visit the website or Facebook page.

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WHP Rawlins Lieutenant Bob Garner Retires

After 24 years of faithful service to the citizens of Wyoming, Lieutenant Bob Garner with the Wyoming Highway Patrol (WHP) is retiring. Lt. Garner began his career in January of 1994 and was stationed in Rawlins, Wyoming. He was a Trooper for 12 years in Rawlins before being promoted to Lieutenant over the Rawlins division in 2006.

Lt. Garner loved serving the citizens of Wyoming and working Interstate 80. But even more importantly he will be missed by his Troopers. Lt. Garner served the citizens with pride, distinction, and honor. The WHP will be losing a great asset. After his retirement on December 31st, he says he plans on looking forward to taking some time off and spending some well deserved time around his home.

read more from the Rawlins Daily Times

photo credit – Rawlins Daily Times, Mathew McKay- mmckay@rawlinstime.com

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CRIME STOPPERS – SILENT WITNESS

The Cheyenne Police Department is investigating Cheyenne’s most expensive donut. On Christmas Day, at approximately 6:15 p.m., several cars were observed in the parking lot of South High School driving carelessly and intentionally sliding in the snow. One vehicle, a maroon SUV lost control and crashed into an electrical box causing over $30,000 of damage. If you recognize any of these vehicles please contact us for case number 17-76082.

If you have information about this or any other crime, call Crime Stoppers Silent Witness at 638-TIPS or go to www.silentwitnesslaramiecounty.com.

You will remain anonymous and may be eligible for a cash reward of up to $1,000.00. The caller I.D. system is not installed on the Silent Witness phone lines.

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We have an immediate opening for a full-time Residential Loan Officer in Cheyenne, WY.

Central Bank & Trust is an established, community-driven bank with five branches in Wyoming. Our founders wanted to build something memorable in a land worth remembering. So here we are, 125 years later – still serving Wyoming, still growing, and still leading with the values our founders had. We’ve helped your great grandfather build a business and your mother buy a home. We work every day to positively influence the communities we serve, so we hire the best to continue our founder’s legacy.

The Residential Loan Officer is provided the opportunity to create your own personal brand and develop your own markets. This is a great way to earn competitive pay and build your professional resume in the process. You’ll receive full access to our Branch Officers for professional development, mentoring opportunities, and business networking.

Who we’re looking for:

• A passionate learner; you have a desire to be the expert about real estate lending in your community.
• Knows how to ride for the brand. This is more than just a day job and successful candidates are team players.
• Excited to innovate and experiment with the Chief Marketing Officer to uncover business.
• Ability to take initiative and independently “sell yourself” to your market
• Enterprising and independent.
• Has outstanding verbal and written communication skills.
• Knowledge of conventional government guidelines a plus but not a requirement
• Knowledge of processing and underwriting procedures as plus but not a requirement
• A background in sales is a plus but not a requirement

This is a full-time position with benefits. Salary DOE.
To apply, please drop off a resume and cover letter to the address below or email us.
3060 East Lincolnway Cheyenne, WY 82001Member FDIC. NMLS#420276
EOE

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The Cheyenne Little Theatre Players host an annual fundraiser, called the “Atlas Follies”.

“Journey back in time to the turn of the 20th century! Dare to be entertained and even amazed as you join us for a night of Vaudevillian Theatre, where the likes of these acts may not be seen for another 100 years!”

Each year the event will be different, while still honoring the age-old tradition of live performance. This year, the theme is a nod to the beginnings of the Atlas Theatre, and amply title the “Atlas Vaudeville Follies”.

The show will be a two-night production on Friday, January 26th and Saturday January 27th, and will take you back in time to the earliest programs seen on the Atlas stage. The first night will host a special VIP section to enjoy the show with a reserved table with prime seating, a bottle of wine and special hors d oeuvres. Additionally, there will be a live and silent auction featuring fine paintings, a “Regional Theatre Package” including tickets to theatres along the front range, and much more.

Saturday night will feature a traditional showing of the acts as it would have been seen, as well as a birthday celebration for the 110th anniversary of the Atlas Theatre. Individual tickets start at $15 and the VIP tables start at $210 and can be purchased at cheyennelittletheatre.org or by calling the box office at 307-638-6543.

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Ring in the New Year at this year’s Ball Drop!

Bring your family and friends and join the fun at the Cheyenne Depot and Plaza.

Events start at 3:00pm with the Children’s events, with the ball drop happening at midnight!

Children’s Event

From 3:00 pm to 5:45 pm inside the warm Depot, activities, games and more will entertain kids!
At 6:00 pm, a special ball drop and fireworks show top the night off and start the New Year.

Evening Event

Gather downtown in the Plaza anytime after 9pm to meet friends and family and await the brightly lit ball beginning its descent at midnight!

Don’t be left behind – be at this event so you can be one to tell everyone that you were there!

For complete details visit the website or Facebook page.

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Early morning – craft roasted – Wyoming coffee.

Imagine sitting by the fire in the early morning with a fresh cup of Wyoming coffee. No need to get dressed, warm up the car, and drive across town to get that early morning beverage.  You can brew your own cup from home with Wyoming’s newest craft roasted coffee.

Snowy Elk Coffee Company is a craft roastery located in southeast Wyoming. Their green coffee beans come from a variety of origins and are organic/direct trade, and from fair trade practices. Each batch of coffee is roasted with precision and careful attention to temperature, roast symmetry and flavor. The best part it’s available for purchase tomorrow, January 1st.

This coffee is not just for those at home, but also for the outdoor enthusiast. Take some with you on your next hunting trip, or outdoor adventure.

Made in USA – Handcrafted in Wyoming – Learn more about the company here.
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Scott Gondzar, Chief Adventurer and Master Roaster, truly shows a passion and love for the outdoors through his coffee roasting. Click here to read more about Scott.

Order here beginning January 1, 2018. Also, they will be at the Winter Farmer’s Market at the Cheyenne Depot on January 6th.

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“Laramie County Community College’s GEAR UP program has brought on an educational activity that gives high school students a dose of adulthood. In this LCCC Spotlight, Lisa Murphy takes us to Reality Town.”

The Reality Town program helps students to prepare for life after high school and acts as a “reality simulator” so students can get an understanding of certain aspects of life. As students enter, they are given specifics about their simulated life based on their current GPA. The intent of the program is to help students see that if they work hard now, that will help place them in better standings in the future.

To learn more about Reality Town and get involved or participate in the next event, call LCCC GEAR UP at 307-778-1239.

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Community stakeholders embarked on a Greater Cheyenne Community Plan.

“The survey was issued to the public on December 13th, 2017 and closed yesterday, January 2nd, 2018. According to Market Street Services the respondent rate was “terrific” for a community of our size. It was the 8th highest response rate level out of 100 communities and the level of responses exceeded that received for larger regions.” Shared in a press release distributed by the Greater Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce.

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Educational class on thyroid health being held.

Join Dr. Dan Young at Natural Grocers for this complimentary class centered around natural support for thyroid health.  They will discuss signs, symptoms, possible causes as well as nutrition and lifestyle applications to support normal thyroid health.

Location:
Natural Grocers
5116 Frontier Mall Dr. #400
Cheyenne, WY 82009

Date/Time:
Tuesday, January 23
7:00 p.m.

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(Cheyenne, WY)- Here is a recap of recent law enforcement arrests around the county from January 3rd

All persons arrested or cited are presumed innocent until convicted in a court of law. Charges are subject to change following official filing from the Laramie County District Attorney’s Office.

Allissa Arellano 20, Cheyenne, Child Abuse – physical and mental

Stephan Blickhan 38, Yucaipa, CA, District warrant – failure to appear

Brandon Boyce 31, Transient, NCIC hold/hit person, criminal trespass – communication, theft <$1000

Benito Castro 41, Cheyenne, Failure to comply, failure to pay, failure to appear

Sean Christopher 44, Cheyenne, District court warrant – failure to comply

Jenna Cook 28, Cheyenne, Failure to appear, burglary

Brianna Cruz 26, Cheyenne, Failure to appear, giving false identity

Karen Harbaugh 41, Cheyenne, Failure to pay

Rachel Hernandez 20, Trasient, Failure to appear

Teresa Hernandez 55, Cheyenne, Court order

Belladonna Herrera 19, Cheyenne, Failure to comply

Paul James 46, Cheyenne, Public intoxication

Shawn Kirsch 46, Cheyenne, Resist arrest, public intoxication

Jacob Montogmery 33, Laramie, Assault agg w/inj w/deadly weapon, assault – battery, failure to comply, failure to appear

Adam Palomo 34, Transient, Public intoxication, open container, resist arrest, possession marijuana under 1/4oz

Chelsie Parmley 28, Cheyenne, DUO – combination of elements, windshields, NCIC hi/hold person, failure to appear

Timothy Stramel 58, Cheyenne, Failure to pay, driver’s license required

Tony Thompson 61, Cheyenne, Headlights required, DUI

Amber Thomas 29, Torrington, WY, Fraud – credit card, anothers <$1000

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The Boys & Girls Club of Cheyenne is excited to announce its 2018 Board of Directors.

At the Club’s December board meeting, it thanked Michele DeHoff (Jonah Bank) for her service as Board President for the past two years, and recognized outgoing board members Kris Koski (Long, Reimer, Winegar, Beppler LLP), Lacy McHugh (HollyFrontier), and Brenda Elliott (McGee, Hearne & Paiz), as well as welcomed new board members Chad Craig (Wyoming financial Insurance) and Cortney Thompson (Greenhouse Data).

“We are excited about this group of leaders as we head into a year of growth at the Boys & Girls Club of Cheyenne, “ said Chief Professional Officer Rolinda Sample. “We are confident that they will guide the Club to achieve even more great things in 2018.”

The Boys & Girls Club of Cheyenne’s 2018 Board of Directors includes:

Officers:
Dustin McKen, Board President – Black Hills Energy
Mike Williams, Vice President – Jonah Bank of Wyoming
Ken Dugas, Vice President – MHP, LLP
Secretary, Ronnie Lopez – Bailey Stock Harmon Cottam Law Group
Treasurer, Jonath Jackson – Pope & Jackson CPAs
Past President, Michele DeHoff – Jonah Bank of Wyoming

Directors:
Mary Augustin
Angie Beveridge
Brian Cox – Laramie County School District 1
Chad Craig Wyoming Financial Insurance
Jim Hastings, Secretary- Hastings and Associates Appraisals
David Johansen
Mark Parsons – U.S. Bank
Mike Rosenthal – Hathaway & Kunz
Mike Shonsey
Lars Story II – Dyno Nobel
Kim Sutherland – #1 Properties
Cortney Thompson – Greenhouse Data

For more information about the Boys and Girls Club of Cheyenne, visit www.bgcchey.org.

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Cloud Peak Energy to serve as presenting sponsor of Wyoming Congressional Awards Ceremony & Gala

The Wyoming Congressional Award Council (WCAC) Board of Directors today announced that Cloud Peak Energy will serve as the organization’s presenting sponsor for the 2018 Wyoming Congressional Awards Ceremony and Recognition Gala.

“We are thankful for our partnership with Cloud Peak Energy,” noted WCAC Executive Director Trista Ostrom, “This donation will be used to support our greatest resource – our students. Working with our congressional delegation and Cloud Peak Energy, we are making an impact across the state of Wyoming.”

Cloud Peak Energy, and its predecessor companies, has been a supporting partner of the Wyoming Congressional Award Council since 1995.

“We are pleased to know the funds will help to continue the development of Wyoming youth and encourage high quality community engagement and volunteerism,” said Colin Marshall, Cloud Peak Energy President and CEO. “Our company values community partnership and the important role it plays in Wyoming’s mining industry.”

The events will take place April 21-22, 2018 in Cheyenne, Wyoming and will kick off with a Recognition Gala & Fundraiser Saturday evening at Little America Hotel & Resort. Congressional Award Medalists, families and guests will enjoy dinner and dancing with evening entertainment provided by Chancey Williams and the Younger Brothers Band. The weekend wraps up at 11:00 a.m., Sunday morning with the annual Wyoming Congressional Award Ceremony at the Cheyenne Civic Center. Wyoming’s U.S. Senators Mike Enzi and John Barrasso, M.D., and U.S. House Representative Liz Cheney are scheduled to attend and present the awards.

For more information about the award, sponsorships or to purchase a ticket, visit http://www.wcac.us or contact Trista Ostrom at (307) 514.2004, trista@wcac.us.

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The Cheyenne Police Department arrested Daniel Gutierrez, 32, of Cheyenne on January 5.

At about 6:00 a.m., CPD Officers and US Federal Marshals attempted to serve a federal arrest warrant to Gutierrez at his residence, 612 E. 2 nd St. Officers were dispatched to the same address on October 30, 2017 and were forced to shoot a large dog that was released on an officer as officers were trying to contact Gutierrez.

On January 5, as officers were approaching the house, Gutierrez fled in a white Nissan Armada with a male passenger. A pursuit ensued when officers attempted to stop the vehicle and Gutierrez refused to stop. The pursuit went through the downtown and south areas of Cheyenne with speeds reaching up to 80 miles per hour at times. Several times during the pursuit Gutierrez drove in the lane of oncoming traffic. The pursuit lasted for twenty-five minutes and ended near Pine Ave. and Apricot St. where a semi-truck with a trailer pulled across the roadway, blocking Gutierrez’s path. Gutierrez was taken into custody and there were no injuries and no property damage. However, Gutierrez made statements that if he had been armed he would have been shooting at officers.

In addition to the federal warrant, Gutierrez was arrested for reckless driving, fleeing/eluding, possession of methamphetamine and multiple traffic offenses. This case remains under investigation by the Cheyenne Police Department.

Officer Kevin Malatesta, Public Information Officer, 307-633-6653, kmalatesta@cheyennepd.org
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Purple Heart Ceremony held for Technical Sergeant Douglas G. Smits.

The Purple Heart Ceremony for TSgt Douglas G. Smits was held today, 5 January 2018, the fifth year anniversary of Tech. Sgt. Matthew S. Schwartz, a 90th Civil Engineer Squadron explosive ordnance technician, who was killed in action while deployed to Afghanistan Jan. 5, 2012.

United States Senator John Barrasso, presented TSgt Smits with a flag that has flown over the White House.  United States Congressman Liz Cheney, thanked TSgt Smits not only the sacrifices he has made for this country, but thanked his family for their dedication as well.

Letters were read from United States Senator Mike Enzi who said, “You have given one of the greatest sacrifices for changing the world. Thank you.” 

Wyoming Governor Matt Mead also provided a letter saying, “We asked you to go into harms way. You did, and you returned. Thank you.”

The crowd then heard from Colonel Stacy Jo Huser, the story of what TSgt Smits went through to earn him this honor of merit.

Col. Huser then presented TSgt Smits with his medal. After a moving presentation, TSgt Smits spoke a few words and gave many thanks stating, it’s God, Country, and Family. Lastly, he gave additional recognition to TSgt Schwartz and asked that him and his family be remembered on this day for the sacrifice he made five years ago.

Featured image provided by Stephan Pappas

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The Purple Heart is one of the most recognized and respected medals awarded to members of the U.S. armed forces. Introduced as the “Badge of Military Merit” by General George Washington in 1782, the Purple Heart is also the nation’s oldest military award. In military terms, the award had “broken service,” as it was ignored for nearly 150 years until it was re-introduced on February 22, 1932, on the 200th anniversary of George Washington’s birth. The medal’s plain inscription “FOR MILITARY MERIT” barely expresses its significance.

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The 2016 Wheels for Charity 1967 Jeep Kaiser is up for sale.

The winner of the Jeep was out of Casper, Wyoming and now listed the vehicle for sale on Craigslist for $58,995. Traditionally the only way to own this custom, one-of-a-kind vehicle is to buy a Cheyenne Wheels for Charity raffle ticket. So in this instance with it being on sale, the a $25 ticket could turn into $58k! Proceeds from the raffle ticket sales go towards charity.

In 2018, a new vehicle will be released. Proceeds will support Safehouse, Military Affairs Committee, Wyoming Wranglers and K9s for Mobility. Each year the vehicle and charities are different. Past restorations include; a Trans Am, Mustang and Jeep. What will be next?

Watch for updates for the upcoming Wheels for Charity Vehicle by visiting www.wheels4charity.org.

BUY THE JEEP

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Continued professional development strengthens the performance of organizations and communities.

The Greater Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce prides themselves on providing high level professional development to employees and to community professionals. Institute is a leading program for Chamber and Association professionals. With the completion of this program the Greater Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce now has two professionals who have earned their IOM designation.

The Greater Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce Vice President, Stephanie Joy Meisner-Maggard, earned her IOM Designation. This is accomplished by attending the Institute for Organization Management, a program of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation, comprised of four week-long sessions, a week per year. University professors, industry experts and leading practitioners deliver the professional development curriculum. Topics focus on leadership, community and economic development, best practices, governance, and much more.

Stephanie began her journey in 2014 and graduated from the program Saturday, January 6th, 2018.

She expressed, “This program has elevated my understanding of how to best achieve excellence for my community. I look forward to advancing our organization to best serve the region. I truly appreciate having the opportunity to receive further education to do so.”

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Award banquet was held on Saturday, January 6th.

This year’s awards went to the following:

Bicandi was presented Airman of the Year for the Wyoming Air National Guard. (U.S. Air National Guard photo by Senior Master Sgt. Charles Delano)

Austin was presented Senior NCO of the Year for the Wyoming Air National Guard. (U.S. Air National Guard photo by Senior Master Sgt. Charles Delano)

Rasmussen was presented First Sergeant of the Year for the Wyoming Air National Guard. (U.S. Air National Guard photo by Senior Master Sgt. Charles Delano)

Delgado was presented NCO of the Year for the Wyoming Air National Guard. (U.S. Air National Guard photo by Senior Master Sgt. Charles Delano)

Stonum was presented Company Grade Officer of the Year for the Wyoming Air National Guard. (U.S. Air National Guard photo by Senior Master Sgt. Charles Delano)

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POWELL, WYOMING PSYCHOLOGIST SENTENCED TO THREE YEARS IN PRISON FOR HEALTH CARE FRAUD

Gibson Buckley Condie, 57, of Powell, Wyoming, was sentenced on January 8, 2018, to serve three years in prison for felony health care fraud involving mental health services falsely billed to Wyoming Medicaid, announced United States Attorney Mark A. Klaassen. Condie was also ordered to pay approximately $2.28 million in restitution to the Wyoming Department of Health and the United States Department of Health and Human Services, and forfeit certain assets traceable to the proceeds of his
fraud.

Condie, who was a licensed psychologist, had been indicted by a federal grand jury in May 2017 for a scheme to defraud Wyoming Medicaid. Condie pled guilty to one count of health care fraud as part of a plea agreement with the United States government. Condie admitted to operating a scheme involving a number of misrepresentations and false statements intended to cause Medicaid to pay for mental health services for which he knew Medicaid would not pay if he truthfully reported the facts.
Specifically, Condie claimed to be the treating provider even though almost all services were provided by unenrolled, and often unlicensed, persons who could not provide mental health services under Wyoming Medicaid.

Condie also routinely endorsed mental health assessments, which claimed that a Medicaid beneficiary had a qualifying mental health disorder, when in fact Condie had neither performed nor properly supervised the assessments. These assessments were often done by individuals who did not have the required training or license to diagnose mental health disorders. Condie then submitted false bills for these assessments, and submitted bills for other treatment services based on these improper
assessments.

Finally, Condie billed for life skills training, psycho/social rehabilitation, and adult case management services even though the beneficiaries had not been properly diagnosed with a mental health disorder, the activities billed for did not qualify as medically necessary therapy, and he did not operate a qualified community mental health center. As a result of Condie’s false statements and misrepresentations, Wyoming Medicaid paid Condie $2,283,792.49 for mental health services that did not qualify for Medicaid reimbursement. Condie in turn distributed a portion of this money to the unenrolled, and often untrained and unlicensed, individuals who actually spent time with the beneficiaries.

“Health care fraud is a serious crime that harms all of us. This criminal activity diverts limited health care resources, driving up costs that affect federal and state budgets and raises premiums. The prison term and monetary penalties imposed on Gibson Condie today show that individuals who engage in such crimes will be brought to justice,” said U.S. Attorney Mark Klaassen. “We will continue to aggressively prosecute any health care provider who engages in this type of criminal activity.”

“Today’s sentencing of Gibson Condie should send a strong message to anyone considering engaging in health care fraud,” said FBI Denver Special Agent in Charge Calvin Shivers. “The FBI will continue to work with our law enforcement partners to protect our government’s health care system and our economy from those engaged in these types of fraudulent schemes.”

Steve Hanson, Special Agent in Charge, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Office of Inspector General, Office of Investigations-Kansas City Region, stated, “Our office will continue to pursue individuals who file fraudulent claims for reimbursement with HHS funded programs to ensure those individuals are held accountable for their actions.”

“Serving as a Medicaid provider is a privilege, which carries the responsibility to account for taxpayer money with honesty and transparency,” said Travis J. Kirchhefer, Senior Assistant Attorney General and Director of the Wyoming Office of Attorney General’s Medicaid Fraud Control Unit. He continued, “The Wyoming Attorney General’s office, through the Medicaid Fraud Control Unit and the Division of Criminal Investigation, looks forward to continued cooperation with our federal partners to ensure that medical providers do not abuse the public trust.”

United States District Court Judge Alan Johnson imposed the sentence. This case was investigated by the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services’ Office of Inspector General, and the Wyoming Medicaid Fraud Control Unit. The case was prosecuted by Assistant U.S. Attorneys Eric Heimann and Nicole Romine of the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Wyoming and Special Assistant United States Attorney Travis Kirchhefer of the Wyoming
Medicaid Fraud Control Unit.

Suspected fraud against Medicaid or Medicare can be reported to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services’ Office of Inspector General at 1-800-HHS-TIPS (1-800-447-8477) and the agency’s website https://oig.hhs.gov/fraud/report-fraud/. Wyoming residents can call the Wyoming Medicaid Fraud Control Unit toll free at 1-800-378-0345, or visit their website at http://ag.wyo.gov/medicaid-fraud-control-unit.

CONTACT: Mark N. Trimble
United States Attorney Spokesman
PHONE: 307-772-2124
EMAIL: usawy.pio@usdoj.gov

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