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The Cody City Council is accepting applications from community members interested in serving on the following volunteer boards:
Noted by HomeSnacks for its "impressive history, low unemployment, and high incomes," Cody was recently ranked as Wyoming's 2nd best town in which to live—up from 3rd in last year's rankings.
Cody, a "full Wild West experience," was recently ranked as Wyoming's most beautiful small town by MSN loveEXPLORING.
"Cody in Wyoming was named after William Frederick Cody, better known as Buffalo Bill, and he’s still a mighty pr...
To travelers, a stop in Cody, WY carries the promise of a step back in time—and it certainly doesn't disappoint. Amid Cody's rich western culture, local economies continue to develop and thrive.
Watch the video at the link below for an inside vie...
Cody, WY was recently named the 7th Best Historic Small Town by USA Today's 10 Best. "These 10 winners for Best Historic Small Town have big histories and small populations—fewer than 30,000—making them fun and affordable ways to dive into our nation...
The City of Cody was awarded for its website by the City-County Communications and Marketing Association (3CMA). The City received the top award for Digital Interactive Overall Website for cities and counties with a population less than 55,000.
"This ...
The City of Cody is excited to announce a partnership with CGI Communications that will bring a series of professionally developed videos to our official website. To learn more about CGI Communications, visit the link below to watch a video featuring City...
Cody has been ranked by the National Council for Home Safety and Security as the fourth safest city in Wyoming for the year 2017.
Ranking methodology: "To identify the safest cities in Wyoming, we reviewed the most recent FBI Uniform Crime Report stat...
The City Water Division will have the intersection of Sheridan Avenue and North Street closed to traffic on Monday, October 21st, beginning at 8:30 a.m. This closure is necessary for the repair of underground utilities.