Since 1976, Wyoming's counties have collaborated to support one another and overcome shared challenges. While the issues have evolved, the WCCA's mission remains unchanged: to strengthen Wyoming's counties and the commissioners who serve them.
The WCCA is led by a board comprised of one commissioner from each of Wyoming's 23 counties and supported by a dedicated four-person staff. Though small, the association maintains an outsized presence through its commitment to collaboration and strong local leadership.
Explore contact details and additional resources for each of Wyoming's counties.
The WCCA's Business Partners provide resources to help meet the growing demands on county commissioners, ensuring they can serve as effective front-line decision-makers for their communities.
A clearinghouse for emerging topics, training, working and collaborative groups, and more.
The WCCA hosts an annual natural resource-focused tour for Congressional staff from across the country. Hosting counties design agendas that provide federal decision-makers with direct, on-the-ground exposure to natural resource challenges and opportunities that shape Wyoming's economy, customs, and culture.
County Natural Resource Plans set local policy for the use and management of federal lands within a county's jurisdiction. These plans form the foundation for coordination with federal agencies and promote consistency and alignment with local government priorities.
Profiles for Wyoming's counties that reflect each county’s socioeconomic profile and cultural attirubtes as identified by the county and its residents.
A voluntary, collaborative, county-led process intended to result in one, multi-county legislative lands package that is broadly supported by public lands stakeholders in Wyoming.