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Laramie City Council approves contracts, code update and consent items
Summary
At its April 21, 2026 meeting recap the Laramie City Council approved the consent agenda (8-0), awarded contracts to Fremont Electric Inc. and Kone Inc. (both 8-0), and approved introduction and first reading of ordinance 21-21 to adopt selected ICC 2024 code provisions (8-0); staff also announced community events and employee recognitions.
The Laramie City Council on April 21, 2026, approved multiple routine items during its meeting recap, including the consent agenda, two vendor contracts and the introduction and first reading of an ordinance to update portions of the municipal code.
The consent agenda was approved by an 8-0 vote and included minutes from the city council and the civil service commission, cemetery deeds and approval of a temporary use alcohol permit for Delancey Enterprises. The recap did not list individual roll‑call votes by name.
The council awarded a professional services contract to Fremont Electric Inc. for electrical services to city‑owned facilities; the recap noted the city has used Fremont Electric previously. That contract passed 8-0. The council also awarded a contract to Kone Inc. for elevator services in city‑owned facilities; the recap likewise noted prior work by Kone and recorded an 8-0 vote in favor.
On code updates, the council approved introduction and first reading of original ordinance 21-21, which the recap described as amending multiple sections within Laramie municipal code chapter 15 to update, add and delete select sections of the ICC 2024 code. The measure passed on introduction and first reading by an 8-0 vote.
Staff announcements during the recorded recap included recognition of Owen Shultz (management analyst) for a February "Rockstar" nomination and Aaron Thompson (company officer) and firefighters Tommy Jansen and Tanner Lee for March nominations. The clerk also relayed that the Laramie Home and Garden Show will be Saturday, April 25 at the Ice and Event Center and that community cleanup days run through May 4.
The clerk reminded listeners that the next regular council meeting is Wednesday, May 6. The transcript includes a likely transcription error in the published URL; the article references the city’s official agenda page rather than the incorrect link provided in the recording.
