How many highway patrols are in Wyoming?

208 troopers
As of June 2021, the Wyoming Highway Patrol has 208 troopers on patrol. In 2019, troopers investigated nearly 8,000 motor vehicle crashes across the state and removed over 1,300 intoxicated drivers from Wyoming roadways.

How do I contact Wydot?

Who do I contact for more information? WYDOT public affairs at 307-777-4375.

How do I become a state trooper in Wyoming?

Wyoming Highway Patrol – Trooper Requirements Minimum age 21 at the date of hire. Must have a valid Wyoming Driver’s License after 1 year from the date of hire. Conviction of a felony in this State or an offense in another State which would be a felony if committed in this State.

How do I renew my driver’s license in Wyoming?

Renewing Your Driver License. To renew your current Wyoming driver license, you may choose one of the following ways: Renew by mail (Send form to: Driver Services-WYDOT, 5300 Bishop Blvd, Cheyenne, WY 82009-3340) Renew in person.

What is the ZIP code for Cheyenne WY?

Cheyenne, WY ZIP Code Zip codes of Cheyenne, Wyoming 82001, 82002, 82003, 82005, 82006, 82007, 82009, 82010 This list contains only 5-digit ZIP codes.

Where is the Wyoming Highway Patrol communications center located?

Wyoming Highway Patrol operates a centralized communications center based in Cheyenne. Dispatchers communicate and coordinate the efforts of the Wyoming Highway Patrol Troopers statewide and several other agencies and emergency responders.

How many dogs does the Wyoming Highway Patrol have?

Currently, the Wyoming Highway Patrol has ten narcotics detection canines assigned to Field Operations and two explosives detection canines assigned to Division ‘O’ (Cheyenne), which is responsible for securing Wyoming’s State Capitol, the governor’s executive protection, and other dignitaries.

What does a dispatcher do for the Wyoming Highway Patrol?

Wyoming Highway Patrol Dispatchers are highly skilled and proficient in operating statewide multi-towers, computerized, two-way radio networks, and a multi-faceted, computer-aided dispatch system. Dispatchers provide a communications link between the public and emergency services.