March 10, 2026, Cheyenne Historic Preservation Board Meeting

The City of Cheyenne Historic Preservation Board met on March 10, 2026, discussing several procurement and project updates relevant to city development and historic preservation. Key procurement-related topics included the approval of a professional service agreement with TDSI, a $60 million Pro Rodeo headquarters project in the new Hitching Post district focused on western culture, and a bid awarded to Aztec Construction for a trail system at Guanas Park. The board also reviewed ongoing capital improvement projects such as the airport terminal canopy replacement and the pump house restoration, with discussions emphasizing the importance of preserving historic integrity and public involvement in project reviews. A motion was passed to authorize up to $10,000 for an assessment and testing phase of the airport fountain restoration, aiming to determine long-term repair costs. Additionally, the board discussed grant applications, including a $500,000 EPA assessment grant for adaptive reuse of school buildings, and the management of a brownfield revolving loan fund grant. The meeting also covered strategic planning approvals, historic preservation awards nominations, and board membership recruitment. Overall, the meeting focused on advancing preservation projects, managing contracts and grants, and planning for future procurement and community engagement activities.