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Laramie County Information for COVID-19

Laramie County and the City of Cheyenne are committed to keeping our residents and business owners up-to-date on the latest COVID-19 information.

Vaccine Eligibility

The Wyoming Department of Health has released detailed explanations of the vaccination priority phases and subgroups. To see which phase you fall into, click the image above.

​As Laramie County moves through the distribution process, we will update the reference above to reflect the current recipient group and any changes to expected timing.

Individuals Currently Eligible for Vaccinations

  • Anyone age newborn and older
  • Additional Doses for Specific Groups
  • Booster Doses

Laramie County and the City of Cheyenne are committed to keeping our residents and business owners up-to-date on the latest COVID-19 information.

Vaccination Information

When it’s your turn, there are a couple options for scheduling an appointment to get the COVID-19 vaccine:

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Sign up with us online
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Call your primary care provider
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Check with our local providers

Attend one of our clinics

We also offer vaccine clinics with open registration. We’re always adding new dates so check back frequently to find one that works best for you.

Pfizer or Johnson & Johnson Vaccine Clinic

100 Central Ave.
Monday-Friday
8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Open to individuals newborn and up
Walk-in availability

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We Got Vaccinated

Denice Olson

February 1, 2021

I get my flu vaccine every year. I have a medical history of airway issues and am trying to keep myself well. I work an essential job and have been out in this since the beginning.

Megan Peterson

February 1, 2021

I chose to vaccinate so that I may continue to serve my community safely. Being vaccinated has helped ease my concerns about providing care to those patients suffering from this terrible illness.

Carrie Fairthorne

February 11, 2021

I chose to get vaccinated because I want to be able to help the virus slow and get back traveling, shopping and just normal life with friends and family.

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Laramie County Orders & Updates

Feeling sick?

Are you having these symptoms?

  • Fever
  • Headache
  • Runny nose
  • Nausea
  • Sore throat
  • Cough

If so, we recommend that you limit contact with other people until you are able to get a COVID-19 test. Click the image above to learn what next steps to take.

To view the most current case and contact information, click here.

You can also click here to register for FREE COVID-19 testing, available Monday – Friday.

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Recently exposed?

Quarantine guidelines vary based on an individuals vaccination status.

​For more information please visit the CDC website.

You can also register for FREE COVID-19 testing, available Monday – Friday.

View Wyoming COVID-19 Guidance

Are you a business?

If you have an employee test positive, have your employee follow the isolation instructions above. They will be contact traced and issued isolation orders. Determine if any other employees were exposed through close contact with the positive case, and the exposed employees need to follow quarantine instructions.

Once a positive employee has been released from their isolation, they will be safe to return to work. Exposed employees may return to work after they complete quarantine. Positive employees may still test positive for three months following, so the CDC recommends a symptom-based approach rather than a negative test. (Please read
their recommendation HERE)

For questions regarding state health orders, please call 307.633.4105.

For information on State of Wyoming health orders, isolation, quarantine, and testing, see the links below?:

CDC Guidelines and Recommendations
CDC Guidance for Businesses and Employers
Guidance for Employee Screening from WDH

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Additional resources

We know that navigating COVID-19 can be difficult and hopefully the information on this site helps answer your questions. In addition, here are a few more resources that may help you get the answers you are looking for.

COVID-19 FAQ
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Wyoming Department of Health