The council encourages the development of the fine and traditional arts in Wyoming. The council is an advisory board within the Dept of State Parks and Cultural Resources.
WS 9-2-901
The council encourages the development of the fine and traditional arts in Wyoming. The council is an advisory board within the Dept of State Parks and Cultural Resources.
10
3y
2025
Gov appt, senate confirmation
Part Time
none
Mileage & Per Diem
Same as state reimbursements
WY residents with art experience/background
WY residents
quarterly
yes
Provided in agenda
No
The Arts Council makes recommendations to department arts programs, guidelines, oversight, plans for public art display, encourages public interest in art and cultural heritage of WY, administers and acquires artwork for public buildings, stimulates and encourages participation in performing arts. Determination by board for expenditure of grant funds received. Report to Dept of State Parks and Cultural Resources.
Dept of State Parks and Cultural Resources
Dept State Parks & Cultural Resources
66159450.00
call to request 307-777-7742
307-777-7742
The mission of the Wyoming Cultural Trust Fund board is to serve the citizens of Wyoming by supporting Wyoming’s culture and heritage through grant funding of innovative projects for the enjoyment, appreciation, promotion, preservation, and protection of the state’s arts, cultural and historic resources; and supporting and investing in Wyoming institutions that help further this mission.
Initiate innovative program planning, review innovative program grants and grant proposals, establish criteria for grant categories and grant applications through rules and regulations, require local matching funds from grantee, and review and monitor the expenditure of monies from the trust fund to grantees. The board will also consult with the Wyoming Arts Council and the Wyoming Parks and Cultural Resources Commission, accept federal grants and other contributions, grants, gifts, bequests and donations from any source, promulgate reasonable rules and regulations in accordance with the Wyoming Administrative Procedure Act
The mission of the Wyoming Cultural Trust Fund board is to serve the citizens of Wyoming by supporting Wyoming’s culture and heritage through grant funding of innovative projects for the enjoyment, appreciation, promotion, preservation, and protection of the state’s arts, cultural and historic resources; and supporting and investing in Wyoming institutions that help further this mission.
WS 9-2-2305
Initiate innovative program planning, review innovative program grants and grant proposals, establish criteria for grant categories and grant applications through rules and regulations, require local matching funds from grantee, and review and monitor the expenditure of monies from the trust fund to grantees. The board will also consult with the Wyoming Arts Council and the Wyoming Parks and Cultural Resources Commission, accept federal grants and other contributions, grants, gifts, bequests and donations from any source, promulgate reasonable rules and regulations in accordance with the Wyoming Administrative Procedure Act
6
1
2025
Gov appt, confirmed by senate
The administrator of the division of cultural resources or his designee who shall serve as an ex officio member of the board, without a vote
Part Time
none
Mileage & Per Diem
Same as state reimbursements
(5) residents of Wyoming with experience including, but not limited to, the arts, history, archeology, humanities, and cultural and heritage tourism;
WY residents
Admin of Division of Cultural Resources or designee
1
residents of Wyoming with experience including, but not limited to, the arts, history, archeology, humanities, and cultural and heritage tourism;
5
3
other
yes
yes, around management of the trust fund
The board is responsible for initiating and reviewing innovative program grants, establishing grant criteria, requiring matching funds, and monitoring expenditures. It may consult with other state agencies and accept external funding. The board also promulgates rules and regulations to implement relevant state statutes regarding grant disbursements.
Consult with the Wyoming arts council and the Wyoming parks and cultural resources commission
Division of Cultural Resources
Serves as a liaison between the state and the U.S. Board on Geographic Names involving the proper names of geographic features and places for use in official documents, maps, and general use.
EO 1995-7
Serves as a liaison between the state and the U.S. Board on Geographic Names involving the proper names of geographic features and places for use in official documents, maps, and general use.
14
5y
0
0000
Gov appt
Part Time
WY residents
(1) Director or designee of State Engineer; (1) Department of State Parks and Cultural Resources; (1) Historical Research/Wyoming State Museum; (1) University of Wyoming
4
anybody else who is interested in the board's activities are eligible
no cap
2
2
2
annual
yes
provided in agenda
no
The board carries out the goals and objectives of the United States Board on Geographic Names (BGN). Assist and advise state agencies, organizations, and the general public in understanding the process and preparing applications for submission to the BGN. Advise the BGN on matters concerning geographic names in Wyoming
State Engineer's Office
State Engineer's Office
36282247.00
No mission statement, but this is listed as their purpose in the bylaws: The object of this organization shall be to assess the status of historical records within the State of Wyoming and develop a strategic plan including goals and priorities for the management of historical records in Wyoming; provide consultation in the application and preparation of grants; monitor legislation pursuant to historical records administration and applicability; expand educational opportunities to develop/enhance records management for all repositories; foster and support cooperativeness for the conservation, bibliographic control and public access for historical records
Promotes the identification, preservation and dissemination of Wyoming’s historical records. SHRAB is charged with administering/distributing monies allocated by the National Historical Publications and Records Commission to the State of Wyoming for archives, libraries, museums, and others throughout the state that collect, manage, and preserve historical records.
No mission statement, but this is listed as their purpose in the bylaws: The object of this organization shall be to assess the status of historical records within the State of Wyoming and develop a strategic plan including goals and priorities for the management of historical records in Wyoming; provide consultation in the application and preparation of grants; monitor legislation pursuant to historical records administration and applicability; expand educational opportunities to develop/enhance records management for all repositories; foster and support cooperativeness for the conservation, bibliographic control and public access for historical records
EO 1992-3
Promotes the identification, preservation and dissemination of Wyoming’s historical records. SHRAB is charged with administering/distributing monies allocated by the National Historical Publications and Records Commission to the State of Wyoming for archives, libraries, museums, and others throughout the state that collect, manage, and preserve historical records.
9
3y
2025
Gov appt
Part Time
Mileage & Per Diem
Same as state reimbursements
majority of members must have experience in the administration of historical records or in a field of research or study of historical records.
WY residents
yes
email Sara Davis - [email protected] - to obtain agenda and call in/Zoom info
no
The board will advise on preservation of historical records, approve grant funding for project requests, promote artifact preservation and ensure public access
Dept of Commerce
Dept of Commerce
Mission Inviting Wyoming to explore the ideas and stories that shape us. Vision Wyoming Humanities realizes the inherent power and equality of Wyoming citizens. We do this by empowering communities and individuals to cultivate and share diverse narratives to honor differences and explore common ground.
Works in cooperation with the National Endowment for the Humanities to award grants, provide services and support programs designed to increase public understanding of the humanities in Wyoming.
Mission Inviting Wyoming to explore the ideas and stories that shape us. Vision Wyoming Humanities realizes the inherent power and equality of Wyoming citizens. We do this by empowering communities and individuals to cultivate and share diverse narratives to honor differences and explore common ground.
20 US Code Section 956 (f) (2)
Works in cooperation with the National Endowment for the Humanities to award grants, provide services and support programs designed to increase public understanding of the humanities in Wyoming.
20
3y
max 2 terms
1
Gov appoints 25% max, the rest are selected by the organization
Part Time
none
Mileage & Per Diem
Same as state reimbursements
The council is representative of the population of the state and exemplifies the ideal of collaboration between scholars and the general public
WY residents
quarterly
no
The board will advise and govern the organization on strategic vision, budget oversight, general governance, fundraising, advocacy, and future development.
WY Humanities
WY Humanities
WY Humanities
WY Humanities
The board shall assist the Business Council in developing a plan to operate the program; annually review the program and report findings for future legislation to the Governor; provide a comprehensive evaluation of the pilot program annually to the legislature
WS 9-12-1102
The board shall assist the Business Council in developing a plan to operate the program; annually review the program and report findings for future legislation to the Governor; provide a comprehensive evaluation of the pilot program annually to the legislature
7
3y
2025
Gov appt
Part Time
Mileage & Per Diem
Same as state reimbursements
WY residents
Not more than 75% from same political party
4
4
4
other
yes
provided in agenda if the meeting is virtual
no
The board supports the Wyoming Main Street Program by assisting with its operational plan, conducting annual reviews, and providing reports with legislative recommendations to both the governor and the joint minerals, business, and economic development interim committee by September 1st each year.
WY Business Council
WY Business Council
The board is authorized to use income generated by the Trust Fund to make grants to develop, supplement and promote outdoor recreation infrastructure and opportunities in Wyoming.
WS 36-4-204
The board is authorized to use income generated by the Trust Fund to make grants to develop, supplement and promote outdoor recreation infrastructure and opportunities in Wyoming.
9
6y
2 consecutive terms
2027
Gov appt w/Senate confirmation
Part Time
none
Mileage & Per Diem
Same as state reimbursements
WY residents
Representative from each WY judicial district
9
quarterly
no
The board will administer the trust account, which is funded by a portion of the state's lodging tax. Their primary purpose is to support and enhance outdoor recreation and tourism opportunities within Wyoming. The Board's authority includes the power to develop and implement a strategic plan for the use of the funds, to solicit and review grant applications for qualifying projects, and to award grants based on established criteria. They can also enter into contracts, conduct research, and generally take actions necessary to promote and improve outdoor recreation and tourism across the state
State Lands and Investments
196046099.00
We exist to help implement and coordinate the AmeriCorps programs, as well as build, maintain and mobilize the volunteer infrastructure we believe necessary to address the critical needs in our State. We also collaborate with other AmeriCorps and AmeriCorps Seniors programs such as AmeriCorps*VISTA, AmeriCorps*VGF (Service Learning) and AmeriCorps Seniors*RSVP.
To develop and implement a comprehensive, statewide plan for promoting volunteer involvement and citizen participation in Wyoming, and communicate and cooperate with national and state organizations which support the mission of the Commission.
We exist to help implement and coordinate the AmeriCorps programs, as well as build, maintain and mobilize the volunteer infrastructure we believe necessary to address the critical needs in our State. We also collaborate with other AmeriCorps and AmeriCorps Seniors programs such as AmeriCorps*VISTA, AmeriCorps*VGF (Service Learning) and AmeriCorps Seniors*RSVP.
EO 2004-1 & WS 9-1-223
To develop and implement a comprehensive, statewide plan for promoting volunteer involvement and citizen participation in Wyoming, and communicate and cooperate with national and state organizations which support the mission of the Commission.
27
3y
2025
Gov Appt
at least one (1)
ex officio nonvoting member of the corporation serving on Serve
Wyoming. Other nonvoting members may be appointed as provided
in 42 U.S.C. 12638
Part Time
none
Mileage & Per Diem
Same as state reimbursements
WY residents
Head of state educational agency, rep of local labor organizations, rep of local governments
3
educational, training, development needs of disadvantaged youth,experience promoting involvement of older adults in service/volunteerism, rep of community-based agencies/orgs in the state, rep of business, rep of nat'l svc program, rep of volunteer sector, educator, expert in deliver of human, educational, environmental, or public safety services to communities/people, rep of Indian tribes, out-of-school/at-risk youth, reps of entities that receive assistance under Domestic Volunteer Service Act of 1973
12
Not more than 50% +1 member can be of the same political party
Member of AmeriCorps will serve as ex-officio member
1
other
no
The commission will develop a statewide service plan, administer AmeriCorps and other programs, and promote volunteerism. This includes awarding grants, providing training and resources, and recognizing volunteers. Their mandate is to foster service and civic engagement, connecting individuals with service opportunities and maximizing volunteer impact.
To develop, enhance and promote programs, services, and benefits to Wyoming veterans and their families through outreach, education, communication, and legislation.
Study of state and federal legislation affecting veterans, their spouses, dependents and beneficiaries, acting as liaison between veterans and government agencies, informing veterans of available benefits, and making recommendations to the Legislature concerning veterans. Operates in conjunction with the Military Department
To develop, enhance and promote programs, services, and benefits to Wyoming veterans and their families through outreach, education, communication, and legislation.
WS 19-14-107
Study of state and federal legislation affecting veterans, their spouses, dependents and beneficiaries, acting as liaison between veterans and government agencies, informing veterans of available benefits, and making recommendations to the Legislature concerning veterans. Operates in conjunction with the Military Department
12
3y
2025
Gov Appt
Part Time
none
Mileage & Per Diem
Same as state reimbursements
WY residents
Not less than one of whom shall reside in each judicial district (1-9)
12
quarterly
no
The commission is responsible for advising the governor and legislature on veterans' issues, coordinating programs and services, and promoting public awareness of veterans' needs. The commission is empowered to establish partnerships with state and federal agencies, as well as private organizations, to enhance access to benefits, healthcare, and other resources. They also oversee the distribution of state funds allocated for veterans' programs, and work to ensure that veterans receive the recognition and support they deserve.
Military Dept
Military Dept
Military Dept
75900863.00
The Wyoming Council for Women recognizes woman-owned businesses in Wyoming and is designed to increase the attention to and recognition of the contribution female entrepreneurs make to Wyoming’s economy.
Focus attention on the status of women in Wyoming, publishes reports, researches issues, and educates the public and government on the current status of women in Wyoming.
The Wyoming Council for Women recognizes woman-owned businesses in Wyoming and is designed to increase the attention to and recognition of the contribution female entrepreneurs make to Wyoming’s economy.
WS 9-2-603
Focus attention on the status of women in Wyoming, publishes reports, researches issues, and educates the public and government on the current status of women in Wyoming.
14
6y
2026
Gov Appt
director of the department of workforce services or the director's designee who shall be an ex officio member
Part Time
none
Mileage & Per Diem
Same as state reimbursements
WY residents
director of the department of workforce services or the director's designee who shall be an ex officio member
1
public at-large
4
(1) woman from each of the judicial districts (1-9
9
No more than 75% of the board shall be from the same political party
3
3
other
yes
zoom link provided in agenda
no
The council is responsible for conducting research and gathering data on the status of women; advising the governor and legislature on policies and programs to improve opportunities for women; promoting public awareness of women's issues through education and outreach; facilitating collaboration among organizations serving women; and advocating for legislation and initiatives that advance women's economic, social, and political well-being.
WY Workforce Services
WY Workforce Services
WY Workforce Services
WY Workforce Services
221744214.00