Favorite Accomplishments of 2023

Relaunch of the LMSA Facade Grant

To celebrate historic preservation month (May 2023) LMSA relaunched their facade grant program. This program provides funding to help business and building owners make improvements to their exteriors. Levels include sign grants, maintenance grants, and renovation grants. So far $38,500 has been awarded to13 businesses for their facade improvements. Learn more about the Facade Grant and how to apply at https://laramiemainstreet.org/facade-grants

Wayfinding Signs

After YEARS of hard work by the City of Laramie, Laramie Main Street, and Visit Laramie 5 wayfinding signs have been installed in key locations around Laramie. These signs are part of a larger plan to help residents and visitors find important areas of Laramie!  Stay tuned for more signs in the future.

Naming the Parking lots

To bring awareness to the all day parking Downtown Laramie Main Street recruited the community’s help to pick animal names for the parking lots. These five distinct parking lots, the Moose lot on 4th and University, the Bison lot on 1st and University, the Trout lot on 1st and Garfield, the Sage-Grouse lot on 2nd and Custer,  and the Jackalope Lot at offer a combined total of 256 parking spots to serve the community's needs. So come by and try parking in one of the animal lots! Learn more about the Parking Lots and incentives at https://laramiemainstreet.org/news/2023/10/27/laramie-main-street-alliance-encourages-downtown-parking-offering-surprising-rewards

Welcome to the team Ana and Kim.

This year Laramie Main Street welcomed two new staff members to the team - Ana Castro, LMSA program coordinator, and Kim Jessen, LMSA Volunteer Coordinator. Thanks to their contributions, LMSA is able to better engage with the community and volunteers, host events to benefit downtown, and provide more support to our downtown neighborhood. 

Holiday Lights downtown

Have you noticed all the lights downtown this holiday season? See the Snowflakes on the light poles along with additional string lights, the lights adorning the walking bridge and the bright trees by the Bison and Jakalope lots, and even more lights on the train in depot park. Thank you Laramie Board of Realtors, Wyo Light Co. , City of Laramie, and Tough Guys Landscaping & Lighting for your contributions to our bright and festive downtown!