State of Wyoming

Highway Patrol

Office & Mailing Address:
Johnson County Planning Department
Johnson County Office Annex A
26 N. DeSmet Street, Suite A
Buffalo, WY  82834

Telephone: (307) 684-1907 ∙ Fax: (307) 684-2392

Rob Yingling, BS, MBA
County Planner & Project Manager

Telephone: (307) 684-1907
E-mail: jcplanner@vcn.com

Jerry "Ozzie" Osborn
Assistant County Planner

Telephone: (307) 684-1907
E-mail: jcplanner2@vcn.com

     The County Planning Office is responsible for reviewing all development / subdivision, lot split and other land plans submitted to the County Planning and Zoning Commission and the Board of County Commissioners.

     All plans are reviewed for compliance with Wyoming State Statutes and County Regulations.  The County Planner and Assistant County Planner answer questions regarding lot splits and subdivisions and serve as advisors to the Johnson County Planning and Zoning Commission.

The department also prepares, maintains, modifies and administers various county regulations related to planning and zoning.  Staff also work on special projects assigned by the Board of County Commissioners.

Telephone:   (307) 684-1907 | E-mail: jcplanner@vcn.com

Wyoming Economic Atlas - Reports for download, including:

• The Cost of Rural Community Services in Wyoming
• A Cost of County Rural Residential Development: A Statewide Summary of Results

Find out what rural development in Wyoming is costing your local government which is paid for by the taxpayer!

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American Planning Association

Wyoming Planning Association

Sprawlwatch Clearinghouse - Learn about the effects of sprawl development that is plaguing our country and taxpayers.

Smart Growth Network - Development that serves economy, community and environment.

U.S. Census Bureau

World Overpopulation Awareness - Just how bad is the problem?

Firewise - Making sensible choices to protect your home and property from the hazards of wildfires.