Sidewalk & Pedestrian Rules in Wyoming (2026)
6 rules on the books across Wyoming, 2 cities and counties. Select a rule to read the full details.
Severity: Few Restrictions · Light Restrictions · Some Restrictions · Significant Restrictions · Heavy Restrictions
Sidewalk Repair
Who pays for sidewalk repair, the city or the property owner, including cost-sharing programs, inspection triggers, and timelines for fixing damaged sidewalks.
Casper
Some RestrictionsCasper places the duty to build, rebuild and keep sidewalks, curbwalks, curbs and gutters in good repair on the…
Read full rule →Cheyenne
Some RestrictionsIn Cheyenne, the property owner next to a sidewalk, driveway, curb, or gutter pays for repair or replacement once the…
Read full rule →Obstruction Rules
What you can and cannot place on sidewalks, including newspaper boxes, planters, sandwich boards, trash cans, and minimum pedestrian clearance widths.
Cheyenne
Significant RestrictionsCheyenne bans erecting or maintaining any obstruction on streets, alleys, or sidewalks unless the city code or another…
Read full rule →Casper
Some RestrictionsCasper Municipal Code § 12.24.030 bars property owners from letting debris, parked vehicles, boxes or merchandise block…
Read full rule →Encroachment Permits
Permits required when construction, landscaping, or other activities temporarily or permanently encroach on public sidewalks or rights-of-way.
Casper
Some RestrictionsAlong the Yellowstone-Rancho Road corridor, Casper Municipal Code section 12.24.020 bars awnings, canopies, marquees or…
Read full rule →Cheyenne
Some RestrictionsCheyenne requires a right-of-way encroachment permit before anyone builds, removes, or repairs a sidewalk, curb…
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