What’s up with the City of Rawlins?

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Have you wondered what the City is up to? What is happening financially? What is in Council packets? What are our different divisions, and what do they do monthly? You can find all that and more at our newly created webpage  – www.rawlinswy.gov/reports.  This site includes links to all reporting and news being shared by the City of Rawlins, including: 

  • City Council Agenda and Packets
  • Monthly Reports “Behind the Scenes” from City Manager and All Departments
  • Monthly and Annual Financial Performance Reports
  • Quarterly Progress Reports on Community Strategic Plan 
  • The City View Newsletter and Activity Guide 
  • Links to News and Social Media Pages 

Printed copies of most reports are available at City Hall and the Rawlins Family Rec Center. Interested in these reports, but don’t have access to the internet? Call Community Relations at 307-328-4500 ext. 1022 for a report to be printed for you. It also includes a link to the October 2022 Financial Performance Report, just released this morning. You can find it directly at https://www.rawlinswy.gov/DocumentCenter/View/17093/1022-Financial-Report 

Want to receive news directly from the City? Sign up for news via email or text at www.rawlinswy.gov/notifyme under “City of Rawlins News.”  For more information, contact Mira Miller, City of Rawlins Community Relations/PIO, at 307-328-4500 ext. 1022.

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