Welcome to Kaycee, Wyoming
Official website of the Town of Kaycee.
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News & Announcements
All newsCurrent documents: 2025 Water Quality Report (PDF) · Minutes of September 22, 2026 (PDF)
2026 Dog Licenses Now Available
Stop by Town Hall with proof of current rabies vaccination to purchase your dog tags for the year. Licenses are required for all dogs within town limits.
Annual Water Quality Report Now Posted
The 2025 Consumer Confidence Report is available for review. It covers test results, water sources and treatment for the Kaycee municipal system.
Council Adopts Fiscal Year Budget
The Town Council approved the annual budget at its regular meeting. Full minutes and the adopted ordinance are available in the meeting archive.
Contact Town Hall
Town Hall, 268 Nolan Ave., Kaycee, WY 82639. Phone: (307) 738-2301. Email: townkc@kayceewyo.com. Report a concern or send a message.
About Kaycee
Kaycee sits in Johnson County, Wyoming, about 60 miles north of Casper and 45 miles south of Buffalo along Interstate 25. Our corner of the high plains is best known as the home of the Hole-in-the-Wall — the red sandstone hideout that gave shelter to the Wild Bunch in the 1890s and gave this town its nickname.
Today the town runs on livestock and farming, on oil and gas, and on the people who work that land. Kaycee is a place where the school knows every kid by name, where the rodeo still fills Main Street in June, and where neighbors show up when someone needs a hand.
- Founded
- 1884
- County
- Johnson
- Elevation
- 4,626 ft