IMPACT & PROJECTS

Fifty-one years of work you can see from your front door.

More than $250 million since 1974. Here's a sample of what the One Cent has paid for across the county.

A brown roadside sign shaped like a penny reading Supported with optional one percent sales tax

Every town's budget gets a share

Each community's portion is set by population. Its own elected officials decide where it goes.

The Welcome Bar Nunn Wyoming sign along a tree-lined street

Bar Nunn

Its population-based share goes into the town budget, and the town council decides how it is spent.
The stone Welcome to Evansville sign showing the Reshaw Bridge

Evansville

Its population-based share goes into the town budget, and the town council decides how it is spent.
The Midwest water tower against a blue sky

Midwest

Its population-based share goes into the town budget, and the town council decides how it is spent.
Edgerton Town Hall, established 1925, with a flag flying out front

Edgerton

Its population-based share goes into the town budget, and the town council decides how it is spent.

Project spotlight

Mills K9 Officer Louie, a German shepherd in a K9 vest, with the words 1 cent funded
PUBLIC SAFETY

Mills K9 Officer

Casper fire engine E-3 lettered Purchased with optional one percent sales tax, Thank you Casper
PUBLIC SAFETY

Fire District

A Natrona County Sheriff pickup driving a two-lane road through open rangeland
PUBLIC SAFETY

Safety Equipment

Two small dogs running down a dirt road at sunset
COMMUNITY

Evansville Animal Control

Trail runners on a grassy mountain path under a chairlift at sunrise
QUALITY OF LIFE

Natrona County Parks & Trails

A mom and toddler playing at a hands-on exhibit at the Natrona County Library
QUALITY OF LIFE

Natrona County Library

More project history from Natrona County and the City of Casper.

SURVEY RESULTS · SPRING 2026 68%

of 608 registered Natrona County voters said they're likely to vote to renew the One Cent this November.

See the full survey results

Voters' top priorities

1. Roads and bridgesHighest by far
2. Emergency management
3. Sheriff's Department
4. County health services
5. Parks, trails and recreational facilities

Keep it working. Vote FOR the One Cent.

How to Vote
Natrona County One Cent Committee259 S. Center Street, Suite 316, Casper, WY 82601info@natronacountyonecent.org
Paid for by Natrona County One Cent Committee PAC