Cheyenne Title 9 public peace ordinances prohibit aggressive solicitation involving threats, blocking pedestrians, panhandling near ATMs, or persistent following, while protecting passive sign-holding solicitation as protected speech.
Cheyenne Code Title 9 includes provisions against aggressive solicitation defined as begging accompanied by threatening conduct, physical contact, blocking pedestrian passage, or following someone after refusal. Solicitation near banks, ATMs, parking pay stations, and bus stops is also restricted. Following Reed v. Town of Gilbert and subsequent cases, Cheyenne cannot ban passive panhandling or sign-holding outright as that constitutes protected speech. Cheyenne Police enforce through citations or arrests for repeat offenders. Downtown Cheyenne and the Capitol area see most enforcement activity. Resources are coordinated through Comea Shelter and Wyoming Behavioral Institute.
Aggressive solicitation involving threats, blocking, ATM-area panhandling, or persistent following after refusal triggers municipal citations, possible arrest, and trespass enforcement.
Cheyenne, WY
Wyoming has no statewide paid sick leave or paid family leave mandate, and the state has not authorized cities like Cheyenne to enact local paid leave rules,...
Cheyenne, WY
Wyoming sets minimum wage at the federal floor of seven dollars twenty-five cents per hour under Wyo. Stat. Β§27-4-202, and state law preempts cities includin...
Cheyenne, WY
Cheyenne does not impose hotel worker retention or living wage ordinances, leaving hotel labor governed by federal Fair Labor Standards Act, Wyoming Departme...
Cheyenne, WY
Cheyenne charges a 4 percent city lodging tax on stays under 30 days plus the 4 percent Wyoming state lodging tax, totaling about 8 percent on hotel and shor...
Cheyenne, WY
Cheyenne UDC restricts commercial auto repair in residential zones, allowing only minor repairs to vehicles owned by residents while prohibiting business ope...
Cheyenne, WY
Cheyenne secondhand dealers and pawnbrokers must register with the city, maintain transaction logs, hold purchased property for police inspection, and report...
See how Cheyenne's aggressive panhandling rules stack up against other locations.
Help us keep this page accurate. If you notice an error or outdated information, let us know.