Albany County
Clean Water Advocates

Protecting Laramie Area Drinking Water

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About Us

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Who We Are

Concerned citizens of Laramie
and Albany County, Wyoming

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Our Mission

To prevent deterioration of
drinking water in the Laramie area

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Why Our Mission is Important

About 50% of the water supplied to Laramie residents comes from the Casper Aquifer. In addition, several hundred residents near the city depend on the Casper Aquifer for 100% of their drinking water.
Locally, the Casper Aquifer is recharged in the area extending approximately from Boulder Drive to the Laramie Range east of the city.

Latest News

New in 2023
Restoration of Stronger Groundwater Protections In November 2021, Albany County Commissioners Pete Gosar and Sue Ibarra approved regulations providing stronger protections for the Aquifer Protection Overlay Zone (APOZ). This area…
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As 2023 Begins… What’s Going on with Protection of Our Drinking Water?
Restoration of Stronger Groundwater Protections In November 2021, Albany County Commissioners Pete Gosar and Sue Ibarra approved regulations providing stronger protections for the Aquifer Protection Overlay Zone (APOZ). This area…
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2022 Laramie City Council Candidate Questionnaire
Candidate responses are listed alphabetical, by ward.WARD ONE: Allison Cunningham | Micah RichardsonWARD TWO: Brett Glass | Brandon NewmanWARD THREE: Bern Haggerty | Erin O'Doherty | Joe Shumway WARD ONE…
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Jacoby Ridge Trail Geology Tour

Enjoy a walk along the 2-mile Jacoby Ridge Trail (east end of Willett Drive).
With four stops along the way, you’ll learn about the geology of this area and the Casper Aquifer, Laramie’s main source of drinking water.
Happy trails!

Casper Aquifer Maps

Click on the images below to learn more about the Casper Aquifer.

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