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Rock Solid Properties is here to help you get your property rented.

We’ve worked with a variety of properties and clients for over 10 years. It takes personal experience to know the property management business, and we do.

We offer FREE estimates with our management company and are flexible to meet your needs with a la carte options, specialized packages, and full-service options for all sizes of properties. Our management style keeps the future in mind. We make sure to incorporate capital expenditures, projects, repairs, and more into yearly reviews so you can take care of your investment wisely.

We pride ourselves in getting to know our clients, tenants, and vendors. We consider you to be part of our family. Don’t let your property be a headache. It’s worth getting your time back to hire us!

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Rock Solid Properties
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The community is one step closer to having a fun splash pad for downtown.

The Downtown Core is currently fundraising to adhere to their portion of private funds raised for the Splash Pad in downtown. This is a proposed downtown amenity which will be a “happiness solution” for the area by providing families a space to gather in the core of the community.  Mid-February the City Council approved a resolution funding up to $250k of the project, with private investments of $300k making up the remaining needed amount for the full splash pad. The Core is currently accepting donations to make up the private investment side of the project.

If you are interested in donating, submit a cash or check donation to the below address: 

Discover Cheyenne 
Attn Splash Pad 
121 w 15th ste 202 
82001

If you would like to get involved in fundraising for this initiative, please contact the Greater Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce at 307-638-3388 to learn more.

The Downtown Core is comprised of the Cheyenne Downtown Development Authority/Main Street, Greater Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce, Cheyenne LEADs, , and Visit Cheyenne.

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Pancakes & Politics covered everything from school safety to technology, even protections to funding.

The program sponsored by MHP, LLC, KFBC and Townsquare Media started with introductions and an overview of the bills they sponsored through the session. A common statement throughout their recap was referencing the lack of bill passage. Getting one bill to the Governor’s desk is a great success. Senator Pappas expressed that the session had challenges because of the lack of communication between both chamber, “Communications between both chambers didn’t seem so good.” He further explained that, “The communications between the two Chambers gets more and more degrading each year and it concerns me.”

Overall there were success in Bills issued by the Laramie County Senators and Representatives. From adding neon pink to the mix for hunting safety to passing a bill extending the Hathaway Scholarship deadline. There were many advancements for broadband, technology and even bills which reduce regulatory burdens on business.

“The work on the blockchain bills and other economic development advancement bills were a success this session.” shared Representative Sue Wilson, “Even in an economic downturn we cannot stop the economic development wheel. We need to keep that rolling.”

The Capitol Restoration Project is on time and on budget. This is positive and a great accomplishment according to Representative Wilson as well. Expressed by Senator Tara Nethercott was the importance of the legislation focused on funding a new Carey Jr. High School, funding access for the Community Colleges and that these investments are vital to the State’s youth.

Senator Affie Ellis outlined the legislation which took place which was positive when protecting women and children. Bills include; updated the stalking crimes current law, addressed a penalty for domestic violence, adjusted protection order for victims, placed boundaries on healthcare abilities to prevent abuse and providing k-12 sexual assault and abuse education.

With the limited new coal projects coming to Wyoming there continues to be a revenue deficit. Representative Bill Henderson shared, “Revenue is now where we need to focus our time. We need to do better.” Senator Ellis continued to share that new revenues are critical including a corporate tax and/or income tax. Keeping a tax base low is important and Senator Ellis express to the business audience that they need feedback, input and solutions derived from the business community to help them move forward.

In light of the recent school shootings, how will school safety be prioritized while funding the deficit. Representative Wilson shared there is a budget footnote that declares the school’s ability to spend 10% of major maintenance towards safety.

“I am not an advocate of having guns in school buildings. I have read and seen enough research materials where that doesn’t give me any comfort.” Shared Representative Jim Byrd.

Representative Byrd further shared that the schools need to determine a way to harden schools. Make one entrance and create barriers for entries. This is a method other schools could adopt to increase safety, South High School was shared as a good example of this.

There were many topics covered and the full coverage is available below. Special thank you to the Senators and Representatives who participated in Pancakes & Politics Wrap-Up.

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Ryan Lindsey announces intent to run.

Join Mary Throne as Ryan Lindsey announces his intent to run for House 12. Ryan will share how he will fight for us. The public is invited to this announcement to be held in Room 108 of the Clay Pathfinder Building at the LCCC Campus.  When:

March 13, 2018
Time: 5:30 p.m.
Where: LCCC Pathfinder Building, Cheyenne

There will be a Meet & Greet to follow at The Accomplice Beer Company located at 121 W. 15th Street.

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Please join Friends of Mark Gordon for a special announcement on Thursday, March 15, 2018, from 3:00-4:30pm in the Old West Museum — 4610 Carey Avenue, Cheyenne, WY. Refreshments will be served.

For more information about this announcement as well as other special events visit his Facebook page.

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Annually the Greater Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce celebrates excellence across industries.

The Annual Banquet presented by Halladay Motors will celebrate the achievements of 2017 and will formally launch the Cheyenne Rising Initiative. The Cheyenne Rising Initiative will elevate imagination by making it reality. Defined action steps will improve the capitol of Wyoming- Cheyenne and Laramie County. Ingenuity combined with public-private partnerships will drive forward results and improve the standard of living for all.

“To achieve economic development we together will rise to exceed our potential for optimal growth and for a strong future.” Shared President/CEO, Dale Steenbergen.

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Western States Bank is excited to announce that it has appointed Ann Nelson as its new Wyoming Market President.

Nelson will work across Wyoming to connect businesses, families and individuals to Western States Bank’s banking and investment teams.

“With over 25 years of professional commercial banking, business development and administration experience in the Wyoming market, Ann will ensure that we continue helping make our customers’ financial lives better,” said Gary Crum, Chairman, President and CEO of Western States Bank. “Please stop into one of the Cheyenne or Laramie Western States Bank offices and welcome Ann to the team.”

Before finishing a three-year certificate program at Colorado Graduate School of Banking, Nelson obtained her Bachelor of Science in General Business Management and Bachelor of Science in Accounting at the University of Wyoming.

As Wyoming Market President, Nelson aims to leverage the bank’s resources to address local priorities and help build stronger communities throughout Wyoming.

“I’ve been fortunate enough to have the opportunity to serve the community as part of my career in banking,” said Nelson, who has served as a member of various Rotary Clubs in the region and on the Wyoming Business Alliance Board of Directors and University of Wyoming College of Business Advisory Board.

“I plan to continue to serve the community alongside Western States Bank as Wyoming Market President and I am thankful for this opportunity to combine my passion for banking with my passion for service.”

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(Cheyenne, WY)- Here is a recap of recent law enforcement arrests around the county from March 2nd through March 12th

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.

Timothy Archer 36, Cheyenne, Public intoxication

Bradley Batts 33, Cheyenne, Failure to pay, possession of marijuana

Bruce Belvill 54, Cheyenne, Failure to appear

Brian Danaher 27, Portland, OR, DUI

Gabriel Garcia 32, Cheyenne, Failure to appear, interference with peace officer

Stacy George 34, Cheyenne, Possession/use of marijuana

Glenn Green 41, Cheyenne, Protection order violation

Andre Gunn 19, Cheyenne, Failure to pay

Desirae Hayes 28, Cheyenne, Domestic battery

David Hernandez 33, Cheyenne, Possession of methamphetamine

Matthew Koupal 23, Cheyenne, DUI, careless driving, notice to police, proof of liability insurance

Marlon Lesley 45, Cheyenne, Domestic battery

Elizabeth Martinez 32, Cheyenne, Failure to appear

Lance McCartney 48, Cheyenne, Court order

Marissa Miears 18, Cheyenne, Failure to appear

Michael Mollman 33, Cheyenne, DUI, careless driving

Amber Owen 24, Cheyenne, District court warrant

Michelle Quiles 37, Cheyenne, District court warrant, possession of methamphetamine and cocaine, failure to appear

Angelo Ramirez 26, Cheyenne, Domestic battery, failure to appear

Luis Ramirez 23, Transient, Unlawful entry into house, fighting

Marty Singleton 46, Wagoner, OK, DUI

Jessie Swinford 29, Cheyenne, Court order

Cameron Thompson 21, Cheyenne, Domestic battery

Ezra Tobacco 37, Oshkosh, NB, Public intoxication, resist arrest, profane, obscene, provocative language, open container

Christopher Webber 28, Casper, Possession of marijuana, suspended driver’s license, turn signal required

Miriah Woody 33, Cheyenne, Failure to appear warrant

Jacob Bland 29, Transient, Failure to appear, unlawful entry onto property, refusing to obey

Charles Bowles Jr. 20, Cheyenne, Giving false identity

Troy Cooper 42, Casper, District court warrant

Justin Cyr II 27, Cheyenne, Failure to pay, possession/use of drugs

Fred Davis II 61, Laramie, DUI, failure to maintain lane, resist arrest, possession of marijuana

Gregory Frank 34, Cheyenne, Possession of methamphetamine, district court warrant, failure to pay

Christopher Lathrop 28, Brighton, Theft

Kenneth Levengood 37, Cheyenne, Possession of cocaine and methamphetamine, felon possession of weapon, failure to appear

Kathleen Lien 49, Cheyenne, Public intoxication, violent-tumultuous to property, possession of controlled substance

Aundrea Lovato 22, Cheyenne, Wyoming warrant

Frank Mckerlie 31, Cheyenne, Interference with peace officer, WY warrant

Cory Mcintyre 28, Homeless, Possession of marijuana, failure to comply

Scott Micklich 42, Cheyenne, Domestic battery

Micaela Morales 38, Cheyenne, Failure to pay

Dominic Myers 29, Cheyenne, Failure to appear

Karen Nugent 37, Cheyenne, Protection order violation, suspended driver’s license, no liability insurance

Michael Ward 57, Cheyenne, Driver’s license, interference with peace officer, failure to pay

Collissi Woody 20, Cheyenne, Failure to appear

Tawnee Wright 28, Laramie, Failure to appear, possession of methamphetamine

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Blaze Pink is officially a Wyoming hunting color!

Senate File 61 received final approval on Friday, March 9, 2018. Today, March 14th, Dempsee Dalton got her first picture with Governor Mead with their blaze pink Under Armour® hats.  To keep the theme consistent, the bill was signed on pink paper,which may also be a first for Wyoming.

Thanks was shared to the Wyoming Game and Fish Department, Senator Affie Ellis, Senator Liisa Anselmi-Dalton, Representative Landon Brown, and Superintendent of Public Instruction Jillian Balow.

Photos provided by: C. Augustin

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Hospital Foundation Makes Significant Donation to Wyoming PACE

Following a successful 2017 fundraising campaign, the Cheyenne Regional Medical Center Foundation will present a check for $270,000 to representatives of the Wyoming PACE program and Cheyenne Regional executives on Tuesday, March 20, at 11 a.m. in the PACE conference room, located at 800 East 20th Street.

Wyoming PACE (Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly)  is a non-profit health and supportive services program designed to assist seniors who want an alternative to long-term care placement.

The program, which is administered by CRMC, enables its more than 120 participants to stay within their own homes. The program also provides family members and caregivers with needed professional guidance, physical relief and emotional support.

Funds for this year’s donation were raised from several events, including a golf tournament, the “Great Bison Shuffle” trail run, an online “give65” crowdsource fundraiser and a “Western Connection” event celebrating the hospital’s 150th anniversary. The donation will be used to purchase equipment and furnishings for a new Wyoming PACE center.

Wyoming PACE is being relocated to a larger facility to help accommodate more participants, as the program has continued to grow since it opened at its current location in 2013. The new center is being remodeled and is scheduled to open later this year.

“Since the Cheyenne Regional Foundation was founded more than 40 years ago, it has been a vibrant and vital part of the community healthcare team in Cheyenne and Laramie County,” said Scott Fox, the Foundation’s executive director. “We were truly humbled by the generous support of donors, both individual and corporate, who made this gift to Cheyenne Regional’s new Wyoming PACE center a reality. On behalf of all those who contributed, we are thrilled to be able to present these funds for the future growth of the Wyoming PACE program.”

Contact:  Scott Fox
Foundation, Executive Director
307-633-7645 (work)/ 307-630-0859 (cell)

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Entertainment sponsor #1 Properties is proud to announce the Jane Robinett Quartet as the musical act at the 2018 Greater Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce Annual Banquet.

An evening with the Jane Robinett Quartet is like a wonderfully prepared meal—everything flows and feels just right. This exciting quartet will create the mood that allows you and your guests to relax and mingle to the sounds of cool jazz of every style. They can also set the dance floor on fire—hot Latin bossas, big-band swing, or the best of classic rock and soul. They promise to make your night exciting and memorable.

Jane Robinett is the vocalist with a warm contralto voice and a love of performing for live audiences. She has surrounded herself with the finest musicians in the area for a cohesive, exciting jazz combo. They also play as a smaller ensemble for more intimate venues. Each event is carefully crafted to deliver a polished, exciting show appropriate to their client’s needs.

JRQ will bring you the best of the best. You and your guests will come away from the evening having had a truly unique and memorable experience and wanting to come back for more.

For more information about the Greater Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce Annual Banquet click here.

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Join Sam Galeotos as he announces his intent to run for Governor!

When: Wednesday, March 21, 2018
Time: 11:30-12:30
Location: Old West Museum – 4610 North Carey Ave., Cheyenne

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The Greater Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce hosted the Annual Banquet Awards Friday, March 16th presented by Halladay Buick GMC.

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Many Americans are facing un-affordable health care options.

The majority of Wyoming employers I talk with have struggled with the expense of providing health insurance, but they also place a high value on assisting their employees with their health costs. Small business owners and their employees need better health care options that provide greater flexibility and empower employees in their health care choices.

“To help achieve that goal, I recently introduced legislation that would create a new tool for employees of small businesses to pay for health insurance and other health care expenses using Small Business Health Accounts. These health accounts would allow employees to set aside money on a pre-tax basis. Like a traditional Health Savings Account (HSA), this means employees could take advantage of triple tax benefits: 1. Workers could contribute to the account tax-free; 2. Workers could withdraw from the account tax-free; 3. The balance in the account could earn tax-free interest. ” shared U.S. Senator Mike Enzi

Small Business Health Accounts resemble the contribution limits and structure of an HSA but without many of the restrictions. It then expands on the HSA’s benefits for even greater patient choice and flexibility. For example, Small Business Health Accounts could also be used to pay health insurance premiums, and they would not have to be paired with a high-deductible health plan. Removing some of the restrictions on health accounts for small employers and employees could make it easier for these businesses to continue to help provide health insurance or to expand the number of employers who can begin supporting their employees’ health insurance costs. My bill would create greater opportunities for employees to pay for their health expenses and save for future health needs.

Flexibility also means benefits could be rolled over. On the employer side, Small Business Health Accounts would continue to operate and roll over to a traditional HSA if the business grows or no longer fits the small business classification. For employees, unused balances from the health care account could roll over to the next year.

“With this legislation, I believe that small businesses and their employees would be able to better manage their health care costs. These health accounts are oriented toward the challenges faced by small businesses. As a former small business owner, I know it is not easy to operate a business. But I also know the satisfaction you get when you see your business take off – the point where you think that you are really going to make it work. And the business owners I know see that as a shared success with their employees. It’s a community. You know their families. You want to make sure your people are taken care of. A small business owner and his or her employees should have more flexible and user-friendly options for health care. These accounts would put more freedom back in the hands of consumers and strengthen our small businesses in Wyoming. ” He further explained.

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Gunnar Malm, Laramie County Business Leader, to Announce Candidacy for Laramie County Commissioner

Republican and Laramie County business leader, Gunnar Malm, will announce his candidacy for Laramie County Commissioner, March 22, 2018. Malm is a long-time Laramie County resident and proven business leader who is rooted in Laramie County with a vision for the future.

When: 10:00 a.m. Thursday, March 22, 2018

Where: Historic Nagle Warren Mansion
222 East 17th Street
Cheyenne, WY 82001

Contact:
Travis Hoff
307.699.0717
travhoff@gmail.com

Malm to bring Community & Business Experience, Sound Judgment, and Know-How to Office

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The Cheyenne Capitol Restoration Project was declared after this session as “on time” and “on budget.”

Featured in the Greater Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce “Your Chamber” Publication and Annual Report, Rachel Girt of the Wyoming Capitol Square Project, shares the progress of the Capitol.

“This is the first comprehensive renovation in the Capitol’s 130 year history.”

During the Pancake & Politics events hosted by the Chamber and sponsored by MHP, LLP, Townsquare Media and KFBC, Representative Sue Wilson expressed pride when talking about the project. She further declared that the project is a rarity because it is a government project which is currently on time and on budget.

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Green House Data expands commitment to WyRECs renewable energy credit program.

Cheyenne-based cloud hosting, colocation, and hybrid IT provider Green House Data and Powder River Energy Corporation (PRECorp) today announced a commitment of 25,000 megawatt hours of renewable energy credits, known as WyRECs, to be used across Green House Data’s nine nationwide data centers. Green House Data has participated in renewable energy credit (REC) programs since the company’s founding in 2007 and has taken advantage of WyRECs since 2014, when this initiative was launched.

Over the course of 2018, Green House Data will use renewable energy credits from the WyRECs program to offset energy consumption across each of its data centers, including at the company’s Cheyenne headquarters. Currently, Green House Data ranks #25 on the EPA’s Top 30 Tech and Telecom Green Power Partnership list.

“Green House Data is a fantastic partner for this program given their commitment to 100 percent sustainable power, their long-term commitment to support and invest in Wyoming and to be a leading green data center provider nationwide,” said Laura Ladd, PRECorp consultant and program designer. “We are thrilled to see this partnership grow so significantly.”

“We are pleased to be able to work with a Wyoming-based partner who offers renewable wind energy credits that are compliant with EPA’s Green Power program, particularly with our data center in Cheyenne,” said Shawn Mills, CEO of Green House Data. “As we continue to add capacity, this relationship will only grow.”

Read full press release here.

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As many Cheyenne residents are now aware, the Cheyenne Police Department has recently taken over parking enforcement and the issuance of parking permits.

Here are last week’s parking updates:

On March 12, the CPD parking enforcement team began issuing tickets to vehicles in
violation of parking ordinances. More details on the issuance of tickets will be available next
week.

The City Engineer’s office has continued to assess and update parking signs. This led to
some 2-hour parking signs being removed, meaning parking in those areas without signs is no
longer 2-hour parking. Likewise, signage in the parking structures is being updated.

The CPD is continuing to work on “Critical Zone” parking with residents. In order to
best fit the needs of residents in the critical zone areas, you can contact Ted Miazga at 307-637-
6586 to coordinate a neighborhood meeting and formulate a neighborhood approach to critical
zones.

Officer Kevin Malatesta, Public Information Officer, 307-633-6653, kmalatesta@cheyennepd.org
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The Cheyenne Police Department is investigating a domestic disturbance which resulted in an apparent suicide. Officers were dispatched to the 3200 block of Basin St. at approximately 7:00 p.m. on March 19th . A person had witnessed a man who appeared to be breaking into a house on that block and heard gunshots.

Officers responded and determined the incident was in relation to a domestic disturbance. The
residence was searched by the CPD/Laramie County Combined SWAT Team. Officers found the suspect, William Oliver, 36, of Cheyenne, deceased from a suspected self-inflicted gunshot in an RV near the house. Nobody else was injured during the incident. This case remains under investigation by the Cheyenne Police Department.

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