CLG General Information

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The Community Preservation (also known as Certified Local Government) program exists to develop and support local historic preservation programs throughout Wyoming. We provide education, funding, and technical assistance to help protect historic properties in communities across the state. There are currently 22 certified local governments (CLGs) in Wyoming’s Community Preservation program.

• CLG Grants
• CLG Handbook

CLG Grants

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Each year the State Historic Preservation Office (SHPO) must transfer a minimum of ten percent (10%) of the State’s annual apportionment of Historic Preservation Funds (HPF) to Certified Local Governments (CLGs) for eligible activities. Any Wyoming CLG in good standing is eligible to compete for these funds by submitting an application. To be in good standing, a CLG must have an approved annual report from the previous fiscal year that confirms they met the requirements of their CLG agreement. We highly recommend contacting us prior to beginning a grant application to ensure that the applicant and project are eligible for funding.

We are no longer accepting grant applications for FY2019.

FY2018 CLG Grants Awarded

City of Casper - Historic Preservation Plan

City of Cheyenne - Capitol North Historic District Boundary Expansion and Nomination Update

City of Cheyenne - Historic Airport Fountain Phasing Plan

City of Cheyenne - Architectural Assistance Facade Improvement Program

City of Gillette - Downtown Walking Tour Booklets

City of Gillette - Downtown Survey & Nomination

Teton County - MPDF for Residential Properties

Town of Wheatland - Survey of Downtown

CLG Handbook

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