Yellow Pages Businesses Online Phone Directory for Worland, Wyoming

Globe Business Directory - Yellow Pages for Worland, Wyoming:

http://www.globebusinessdirectory.com/search-us-yellow-pages-wyoming-WY.php

Schools & Colleges in Worland, Wyoming

Washakie County School District #1

The School District consists of 3 elementary, 1 middle, & 1 high school. The school district supports student population of City of Worland & it's immediate surrounding area. For further info, contact district offices at (307) 347-9286.

Northwest Community College

Northwest College (NWC) is a 2-year residential college located in Powell, Wy. offering transfer programs based upon traditional arts & sciences as well as occupational programs, which include strong educational requirements. NWC offers numerous classes throughout Big Horn Basin including Worland. For more info visit NWC website at www.nwc.cc.wy.us.

University of Wyoming

The University of Wyoming (UW) is an accredited 4-year university located in Laramie, Wy, which offers classes to all Wyoming residents via Internet & correspondence. Through Online UW & Outreach school, Wyomingites have opportunities for an advanced education with added bonus of living anywhere in state. For more info visit UW website at www.uwyo.edu.

Real Estate in Worland, Wyoming & Utilities & Hospital & Clerk & More

Realtors, Rentals, Housing

Zillow.com - Washakie County, Wyoming: 

http://www.zillow.com/washakie-county-wy


First American Title - Washakie County
     Ph: 307-347-4255
     731 Big Horn Ave. Worland WY 82401
     (http://www.firstam.com/title-wy/washakie)

     Hake Realty
     Ph: 307-347-3271
     744 Big Horn Ave.  
     Worland WY 82401
http://www.www.hakerealty.com

  Bonny Realty, P.C.
     Ph: 307-347-4289
     824 North 10th St.
     Worland WY 82401

  Cherry Street Mortgage LLC
     Ph: 307-347-6111
     111 South 7th Street  
     Worland, WY 82401
     (http://www.worlandwyoming.net/splash.html)

  First Horizon Home Loans
     Ph: 307-347-8998
     100 S. 3rd St.  
     Worland WY 82401

  McGarvin & Taylor Real Estate Specialists
     Ph: 307-347-4271
     114 North 9th St.
     Worland WY 82401 

 Green Turf Lawnscapes (Lawn Maintenance)
     Ph: 307-347-8633      Toll Free: 800-773-TURF
     1218 Big Horn Ave.  
     Worland WY 82401
     (http://www.greenturf.org)

Big Horn Culligan Water
     Ph: 307-347-3740      Toll Free: 800-662-2712
     603 Park Ave.  
    Worland WY 82401

Boys & Girls Club, Washakie Unit
     Ph: 307-347-4899
     834 Big Horn Ave.
    Worland WY 82401

LODGING

Comfort Inn
     Ph: 307-347-9898      Toll Free: 800-228-5150
     100 North Road 1  
     Worland WY 82401
     (http://www.choicehotels.com/ires/hotel/wy040)

Days Inn
     Ph: 307-347-4251      Toll Free: 800-329-7466
     500 North 10th St.  
     Worland WY 82401
     (http://www.daysinn.com/DaysInn/control/Booking/property_info)


Herzberg Hideaway - A Guest House
     Phone: 307-347-2217
     1377 Airport Rd/ 1365 Airport Rd  
     Worland WY 82401
     (http://www.herzberghideaway.com)
The Herzberg Hideaway is a one & half story Adobe Home built in late 1930's & recently restored as a private guest house. Located approximately 3 miles south of Worland, Wyoming on 1 acre of forested land.

 Bryant Honey, Inc.
     Ph: 307-347-2526
     111 Ta Bi Drive 

     Worland WY 82401

DATA Communications/ Cellular One
     Ph: 307-388-8367
     114 North 9th St.  
     Worland WY 82401

Family Farm, Inc., Feed & Supply
     Ph: 307-347-4334      Toll Free: 800-865-3778
     1271 Lane 14  
     Worland WY 82401

Green Hills Municipal Golf Course
     Ph: 307-347-8972
     1455 Airport Rd  
     Worland WY 82401

Hurricane Bowling Lanes
     Ph: 307-347-4044
     602 South 12th St.
    Worland WY 82401

Washakie Twin Cinemas Movie Theater

401 North 4th St or 401 Robertson Ave

Worland, WY 82401

Ph: 307-347-8414

Current Movies Playing:

http://www.tributemovies.com/cinema/Wyoming/Worland/Washakie+Twin+Cinemas/23050/ 

DENTISTS

Big Horn Basin Dental, P.C.
     Ph: 307-347-3994
     1413 Howell Ave.  
     Worland WY 82401

5th Judicial District Court, Washakie County, Wyoming:

http://www.courts.state.wy.us/DistrictCourt/Court?CourtType=D&Name=District%20Court%2C%205th%20Judicial%20District%2C%20Washakie%20County

• SuZann Whitlock, Clerk of District Court

• Voice: 307.347.4821
• FAX: 307.347.4325
• Email: clerkofcourt@washakiecounty.net

Washakie County Courthouse
1001 Big Horn Avenue, Suite 211
PO Box 862
Worland, WY 82401
Website:   http://www.washakiecounty.net/clerk-of-court

Hospital in Worland:  Washakie Medical Center
400 S. 15th St.
Worland, WY 82401
Ph: (307) 347-3221

Website: 

http://www.bannerhealth.com/Locations/Wyoming/Washakie+Medical+Center/_Washakie+Medical+Center+home+page.htm

VA Clinic
510 South 15th Street, Suite D
Worland, Wy 82401
This is located right past the hospital; you turn right and parking is right there.
They have an RN, an LPN and a TCP.

Wyoming Game & Fish:

https://wgfd.wyo.gov

Openlibrary.org - Washakie County, Wyoming:

https://openlibrary.org/subjects/place:washakie_county

Cable Television Provider:

Bresnan (now Charter Communications)
Ph: 800-824-1984

Electricity Provider:

Rocky Mountain Power
Ph:  888-221-7070

Natural Gas Provider:

Wyoming Gas Company  

Ph:  307-347-2416

Telephone Service Provider:

RT Communications Inc. 

Ph:  307-347-7020 (New Service or Change in Service)

Water, Sewer & Sanitation Provider:

City of Worland
Ph:  307-347-2486

Worland, Wyoming Chamber of Commerce and Hospital

Worland, Wyoming Chamber of Commerce

http://www.wtschamber.org

111 South 7th Street
Worland, WY 82401
Ph:  (307) 347-3226
Email:  wtschamber@rtconnect.net

Washakie Medical Center

Washakie Medical Center is committed to providing you with high quality health care.They offer a a wellness center.  For more info visit their website at www.bannerhealth.com or phone 307-347-3221.

FEMA Flood Maps for Worland, Wyoming

FEMA Flood Maps for Worland, Wyoming


The FEMA Flood Map for Worland, Wyoming is number 56043C0439D, effective on 3/2/09 can be found here:

http://msc.fema.gov/portal/search?AddressQuery=worland%2C%20wyoming#searchresultsanchor

The FEMA Letter of Flood Map Revision 12-08-0535P-560089, effective 7/1/13 can be found here, which includes aerial photos, diagrams, maps, etc.:

http://map1.msc.fema.gov/data/56/L/12-08-0535P-560089.pdf?LOC=32f88e4ead78ee86e7e2ff360fb872e8 

Washakie County Library in Worland, Wyoming

Washakie County Library in Worland, Wyoming

http://www.washakiecountylibrary.com

Washakie County Library
1019 Coburn Ave.
Worland, WY  82401
Ph: 307-347-2231
Email:  worland@washakiecountylibrary.com

Washakie County Library is open:

 

Monday/Wednesday/Fridays from 8am-5pm

Tuesdays & Thursdays from 8am-9pm

Saturdays from 9am until 1pm

Sundays closed

Free wifi, public computers, story time, activities, & summer reading programs.  

 

Shooting Range in Worland, Wyoming

Shooting Complex:

http://www.worlandshootingcomplex.com

Directions to Shooting Range Location:  

From Worland, go to West River Road, turn left onto 15 Mile Road at Washakie County Fairgrounds. Follow road past county shop. Take paved road up hill, driving past gravel pits. In approximately 1 mile, you'll see the Worland Shooting Complex sign.  Follow gravel road to front gate.

Contacts:

http://www.worlandshootingcomplex.com/contact.html 

Archery, Pistol, Rifle 
For shotguns, they provide trap,skeet, & 5 stand sporting clays. 

Shooting Schedule for 2016:

http://www.worlandshootingcomplex.com/uploads/4/9/1/7/49176717/wsc_schedule_for_front_gate.pdf 

2016 Gun Show in Worland, March 12th & 13th, 2016:

http://www.worlandshootingcomplex.com/uploads/4/9/1/7/49176717/gunshow_flyer__1_.pdf

They have 240 acres of archery & firearm shooting opportunities. The facility provides for archery, high power centerfire rifle, rim fire rifle, rimfire handgun, centerfire handgun & trap,skeet & 5-Stand areas all of which can be operating simultaneously. You're invited to come & look it over, attend a meeting, join them if you decide & then sight in your new or favorite rifle, have some antique & black powder fun, participate in single action antics, do some clay birds, unquiver some arrows or just do some serious rimfire targets. They're proud of our range & work hard to keep it operational.

Pistol Shooting

All basic firearm handling & shooting rules referred to in Standard Operating Procedures apply to pistol ranges as well as those listed below.

• Positively no high power rifles are to be used on pistol ranges. Examples include but aren't limited to, 30-30, 243, 45-70, 7mm mag. 30-06 etc.
• Only pistols can be used on pistol ranges steel targets.
• Magnum pistol calibers aren't to be shot at steel targets on pistol ranges.
• The largest caliber pistol that may be used on pistol ranges steel targets is 45.
• Maximum velocity of any caliber to be used on pistol ranges steel targets is 1100 fps. Make sure your ammo doesn't put dents in steel targets, or other wise damage steel targets.
• The steel targets on pistol range are for medium & light performance ammo such as 32, 38 special, 9mm, & 40 Smith & Wesson & 45acp, & low velocity cowboy action ammo.
• Minimum distance personnel will be when shooting at pistols ranges steel targets is 7 yards, (21 feet) from target.
• Pistol caliber rifles, (i e cowboy action & 357, 44-40, 45 Colt, etc.) can only be used on paper targets. Pistol caliber rifles (including 22 rim fire) will not be used on pistol range steel targets. Cowboy action Shooting Events can be conducted with permission of board of directors.
• Regardless of caliber or ammo used, members &/or their guests will be held accountable for any damage that occurs when shooting steel targets on pistol ranges.
• Tracers, incendiary, & armor piercing ammo is prohibited on pistol range.
• All guns will be fired so that projectiles will remain inside berms of pistol ranges.
• Muzzle loading firearms, both pistol & rifle may be use on pistol ranges. Muzzle loading rifles will not be used on pistol ranges steel targets.

 

 

 

 

 

 

The Pistol range also includes a tactical pistol pit.

Become a Member

Consider becoming a member of the Worland Shooting Complex!  Annual memberships are based on calendar year, & are good from January 1 - December 31st of each year, for $35.00.   Lifetime memberships are available too, and are $350.00. You can pick up a membership application at following locations:

THE OUTDOORSMAN   632 BIGHORN AVE       WORLAND WY 82401   (307) 347-2891

PRESCRIBED FIREARMS          944 BIGHORN AVE   WORLAND WY 82401                (307) 347-3434

True Value  413 Big Horn Ave Worland WY 82401 (307) 347-2631

HASCO 415 Big Horn Ave,  Worland WY 82401 (307) 347-6158

Range Rules

Following are general Range Rules for Worland Shooting Complex.  Click here to read full Standard Operating Procedures document. 

Range Discipline, General Rules and Guidelines

These are the rules & Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) of the Worland Shooting Complex. They will be followed unless otherwise directed by an authorized Range Officer, or changed by Worland Shooting Complex Board of Directors.

These range safety rules & regulations are designed to make range as safe as possible to operate, as well as to conveniently accommodate as many members as possible, at any given time. The Worland Shooting Complex Board of Directors has authority & approval from its members to regulate all operations on property leased from City of Worland to conduct activities involving firearms.

The Worland Shooting Complex Board of Directors shall authorize, approve, schedule & oversee all such conduct involving range leased from City of Worland, Wyoming. This SOP, with any changes or revisions, as dated above will supersede all previous rules, directives, motions & guidelines. If this SOP is changed or revised by Board of Directors, then this SOP will be marked accordingly showing new date it was changed, revisited, &/or approved.

The Worland Shooting Complex membership is open to all persons having an interest in shooting sports who have paid their dues & desire to continue as members. Membership requires that all persons sign a basic indemnification statement, part of which shall include that person agrees to abide by all by-laws, rules & safety precautions, as well as range Standard Operating Regulations & Procedures. Membership also requires that persons give Worland Shooting Complex accurate, up to date identification & contact information to include following: full name, address, date of birth, phone number, or e-mail.

Persons who don't meet, &/or follow these criteria may be rejected for membership or may lose their membership status should information they provide prove to be incorrect. The Worland Shooting Complex range, located at Worland, Wyoming, is known & classified by  NRA Range Source Book as a passive range. This means there isn't a Range Officer or duty supervisor on site when range is open.

In addition to safety rules & precautions listed in this guide, club will use appropriate rules & guidelines from following shooting organizations & authorities: The National Rifle Association, Civilian Marksmanship Program. Single Action Shooting Society, Amateur Trap Association, National Sporting Clays Association, National Skeet Shooting Association, National 4-H Shooting Sports, National Muzzle Loading Rifle Association’s Rules, International Practical Shooting Confederation, International Defensive Pistol Association, National Congress of Old West Shooters, National Shooting Sports Manual, any other nationally recognized shooting sports authority when such said activities are being conducted on  ranges.

With exception of organized tournaments, or clubs approved activities & events, the use of range is restricted to members holding a range membership. Of course, all members may bring guests to range. The authorized guest must stay with member at all times. Members are responsible for conduct of their guest. Members may bring their pets, & other animals to range (i e Horses). All children & animals must be under supervision at all times & aren't allowed to move around at will.

For all shooting & shooting sports activities involving members, club normally gives highest priority to youth & women’s programs & events. Most all other activity & events will be scheduled on a first come, first served basis. When shooting on range, a junior (under 18) must be supervised by an adult supervisor, or parent, who is a member.

The range is open from sun up to sun down. No shooting will be done at night unless approved by Board of Directors. Should range be closed for events or other reasons, Board will try to notify members with newsletters or other means of information media or mail. The gate to range will remain locked. Members will ensure that they lock gate “both” after entering range, & again after leaving range. 

The only exceptions to this are when Board of Directors have scheduled & approved various shooting activities, tournaments & matches. This is including but isn't limited to following: weekly trap & skeet shoots, 4-H activities, CMP & NRA matches, & basically any event or activity that general public or non-members may take part. In these cases, gate can remain open for duration of event/activity.

Safety glasses & hearing protection are mandatory when on range during shooting, by shooters & spectators. All range members & guests are personally responsible for range safety, & safe shooting. Everyone will wear eye & ear protection when in close proximity of personnel discharging firearms at  Worland Shooting Complex.

Any firearms or other property of WSC is NOT to leave range boundaries without written approval of Board of Directors. The use of contraband, illegal drugs, mind altering prescription medications, & alcohol is prohibited on Worland Shooting Complex. If you're under influence of drugs or alcohol, then you don't belong on range. Members should report any contraband, illegal drugs, or intoxicated behavior to police, & then to Worland Shooting Complex Board of Directors. Members, who violate these rules, can lose range privileges, & may face criminal, &/or civil legal consequences.

No one is permitted to shoot at wildlife. Hunting or shooting live animals is prohibited. Even during hunting season, hunting or shooting of game such as deer, antelope, rabbits, birds, or any wildlife isn't allowed without permission of Board of Directors. The shooting of predators, such as prairie dogs, jack rabbits, coyotes & other such varmints is prohibited unless approved by Board of Directors. Members who violate these rules can lose their range privileges, & may face criminal or other legal consequences.

The following materials are prohibited to be used as targets: including, but not limited to: containers that have hazardous material inside (i e paint cans), or bottles, or any type of glass item, or any type of container that may be under pressure. (i e spray cans). Explosive targets are prohibited unless approved by Board of Directors.

Personnel will not shoot at  number boards (yard markers), target frames or target holders. Only Items & material that are designed & intended to be shot at, shall be used as targets. All targets shall be kept inside boundaries of range & placed in such a manner that all projectiles, be it from rifle, pistol, shotgun, or arrow, shall land & remain inside range as best can be expected.

Example: steel targets shall be placed with top leaning forward, so splatter goes into dirt. All shooters will plan & aim all shots so that projectiles will be kept inside berms or designated shot falling areas. Persons who shoot or handle weapons carelessly, recklessly, or dangerously, or fail to follow these guidelines may lose their range privileges & their membership could be cancelled.

Since Worland Shooting Complex is a passive range & a range officer or a duty supervisor isn't normally on range during hours of operation, the following safety precautions & gun handling procedures shall be observed at all times:

• A. No one is allowed forward of firing line until all fire arms are unloaded, with actions opened, or hand gun is securely holstered on the person
• B. Firearms that aren't securely holstered will be unloaded & will not be handled while persons are down range. (Example: setting up targets)
• C. Handguns may be loaded & carried by personnel but must remain securely holstered while conducting shooting activities, unless that specific discipline requires said handgun to be unloaded, (example: cowboy action shooting, SASS)
• D. Take out what you bring in. It is shooters/members responsibility to police brass & keep trash off range. If you place a target, then remove that target & place it where it belongs once you’re finished on range.
• E. Everyone is a range officer & will sound off & notify other personnel when they see an unsafe condition. The first person on range will act as a range officer & coordinate firing line concerning down range access for target review & placement.
• F. When shooting activities are being conducted by a specific discipline such as weekly skeet or trap shoots, 4-H Shooting Sports, or an NRA/CMP match, or any similar type of shooting activity, the designated range officer will have absolute control of firing line, & is responsible for safe operation of activity/event.

Organizations, or persons, or members, that wish to use range for other than normal, routine, individual shooting activity, shall be issued request form (enclosure 1), containing rules, required shooting plan, & general contact information. Once Board of Directors has  needed information they'll approve (or not) & schedule as required, the requested shooting activity.

Some shooting sports & activities may last longer than one day. Therefore when club is hosting such activities & events, dry camping is allowed on range. The Board of Directors will issue guidelines as required for such activities.

This SOP will not contain requirements or guidelines for cost or fee’s that may be charged for use of range. When organizations, persons, or members wish to use range for special events, tournaments, daily, weekly, or monthly shoots, Board of Directors will approve & schedule activity, & inform personnel responsible for conducting activity/event, of approved dates & cost/fee’s for use of range.

The club shall post signs at all of ranges where they conduct shooting activities to inform its members of basic rules & other general information. These signs shall list basic safety precautions for designated disciplines of that particular range, such as Shotgun, Pistol, & Rifle etc. The following safety information shall be posted in area of front gate.

Think Gun Safety while on Range
 
1. All guns are always loaded. Handle all firearms accordingly
2. Never let muzzle cover anything you aren't willing to destroy. Consciously keep muzzle pointed in a safe direction at all times.
3. Keep your finger off trigger until your sights are on target.
4. Be sure of your target & what is beyond.
5. A “firearms safety”, is a mechanical device that can fail.

Cost of Living, Crime Rates in Worland, Land Management Maps

Areavibes.com:

http://www.areavibes.com/worland-wy/weather

Salaryexpert.com:

http://www.salaryexpert.com/costoflivingdata/city/worland-wy

Citydata.com (forums on moving to, etc.):

http://www.city-data.com/forum/wyoming/569784-moving-worland-wy.html

Washakie Development Association:
WDA can assist private businesses with business relocation and business expansion in Worland, Ten Sleep, and the rest of Washakie County through business relocation incentives and business ready grant programs. We also have one of the newest industrial parks in Wyoming and railroad access.
Washakie County has the most diversified economy in the State of Wyoming on a per capita basis. Washakie County also boasts a low cost of living, low taxes, a business friendly tax structure and world-class telecommunications capabilities.
P.O. Box 228
Worland, WY 82401
Ph: (307) 347-8900

http://www.washakiedevelopment.com

Washakie County Profile:

http://www.washakiedevelopment.com/uploads/pdfs/washakie_cty_profile.pdf

Washakie County Maps:
Washakie County is located in the Big Horn Basin in northwest Wyoming. Washakie County is on the western edge of the southern Big Horn Mountains and east of Yellowstone National Park. U.S. 16 and U.S. 20 intersect in downtown Worland. U.S. 16 intersects with I-25 and I-90 on the east side of the Big Horn Mountains, about 60 miles east of Ten Sleep.

http://www.washakiedevelopment.com/index.php?page=location

Washakie County Maps:

http://eori.wygisc.org/#

http://explorer.geospatialhub.org/geoportal/catalog/search/resource/details.page?uuid={6246093C-91CE-4E80-A1D7-CADD66978203}

This map has land management on it.
Yellow is managed by the BLM.
Blue is managed by the State of Wyoming.
Orange is the Wind River Reservation.
The tan outlines are for Wilderness Study Areas which are managed by the BLM.
Pale Green is managed by the National Forest Service
Dark green is managed by the State of Wyoming Game and Fish
Pale yellow is managed by the Bureau of Reclamation.

Links - Utilities, Gargage, Cable TV, Internet, Governments - Worland & Washakie County

Utilities

Electricity:  
Rocky Mountain Power(formerly Pacific Power & Light)
Ph: 888-221-7070
Offers paperless billing - bills are emailed to you.
You set up an account at their website:
http://www.rockymountainpower.net
They give you an account number which you need to set up your account online.
They email you within 2 days after you set up an account with them on phone.
They can quote you on average & high bills when you give them address of your new home.
Note:  any appliance that generates heat or cold increases your bill i.e. electric stove, electric washer & dryer, electric heating, etc.

Natural Gas:
Wyoming Gas Company
Ph: 307-347-2416
Fax:  307-347-3551 (Attn: Linda or Julie)
They can email or mail you an application.
They need a credit reference for at least 12 months of service.
Fax them credit reference letter, completed application & copy of your driver's license.
Without a credit reference, a $350.00 deposit is required.

Cable TV & Internet Service


Charter Communications
Ph: 877-273-7626

GOVERNMENTS - CITY, COUNTY

City of Worland
Worland City Hall
829 Big Horn Ave
P.O. Box 226
Worland, Wy 82401
Ph: 307-347-2486
Website:  http://worlandwy.govoffice3.com
Ph:  307-347-2486
Fax: 307-347-2480
Hours:  8:00A to 5:00P Mon - Fri  

Voter Registration

Washakie County Clerk

1001 Big Horn Ave

Worland Wy 82401
Ph: 307-347-3131

Website: http://www.washakiecounty.net

Washakie County Clerk
1001 Big Horn Ave
Worland, Wy 82401
Ph: 307-347-3131
Website:  http://www.washakiecounty.net

Washakie County Landfill
Travel northwest on West River Road to Washakie County Fairgrounds.
Turn left on to 15 Mile Road.
Travel about 1 mile to landfill.
Landfill charges are $15 per cubic yard.

Garbage Service within Worland City Limits 
Contact the City of Worland
Ph: 307-347-2486

Garbage Service outside of City Limits
Wyoming Waste Systems
730 South Broadway St.
Riverton, Wy 82501
Ph:  307-856-5354
Hours:  8am - 430pm Mon - Fri
They offer online billing.
They give you account number when you call & you use it to set up online account.
Website:  http://www.wasteconnections.com
For a residence they charge $31 per month.
Waste Pickup is done once a week.
The residential container holds 96 gallons of trash (about 5 trash bags).
They deliver a hinged plastic bin to the home which costs $10.00 (a one-time delivery fee).
No hazardous waste, electrical items, no batteries & no paint or tires.
Because of wind, most people set their containers by road in early morning on pick-up days (Wednesdays).



Recycling
The City of Worland has recycling of cardboard, newspapers & magazines - these can be deposited throughout city into green containers.

City of Worland - Maintenance of Sidewalks, Curbs & Gutters

Owner of property is responsible for all maintenance of sidewalks, curbs & gutter on property; including all repairs, sweeping & snow removal.  Snow &/or leaves that are removed from sidewalks must be placed on property or removed entirely & aren't to be placed in City street.

Who do I call if I want to dig on property?

New Federally mandated National "Call Before You Dig" Number at 811.

Where do I obtain a Driver's License?
Wyoming Dept of Transportation Office
606 South 12th St.
Worland, Wy 82401
Ph: 307-347-6528
Hrs: Mon, Thur & Fri 8:00 - 12:00 & 1:00 - 4:30

Where do I change vehicle title &/or obtain license plates & tags?

Washakie County Treasurer's Office
1001 Big Horn Ave
Worland, Wy 82401
Ph: 307-347-2031
Website: http://www.washakiecounty.net

Vehicle Registration 

Note Plan ahead. Before purchasing a vehicle it is always a good idea to find out how much your sales tax and license plates will cost. If you call our office, we would be happy to give you an estimate.The weight is needed when licensing trucks and trailers.If the vehicle has been licensed here previously we can find this information on past registrations. If this is not the case, you should weigh the truck or trailer before coming in to license.  If the item to be licensed is new, the weight is usually on the  MSO. Sales tax on vehicles is due within 50 days of purchase to avoid penalty and interest regardless of permit expiration.

For a vehicle that has been licensed to you in another state

Current registration from State you are currently licensed in

Out of state title if available

Proof of Insurance

To renew a vehicle registered in another county

Current Registration

Proof of Insurance

Information you will need to license a vehicle in Washakie County

 

Wyoming Title Bill of Sale (contract or purchase agreement from dealer) Proof of Insurance

Relocating to Worland, Wyoming

I created this blog to assist others in their relocations to the city of Worland, Wyoming.
This blog will be updated with new information as I acquire it and will have links and information for everything someone relocating to Worland would need to know.