News and Press Releases

Mark is sponsoring a 12-month moratorium on new data center construction. Learn more.

Mark recently voted to repeal the Cheyenne Stormwater Fee that was scheduled to take effect at the beginning of 2026, before it was delayed until April.

Mark recently voiced his opposition to the proposed budgetary increase for the renovation design of the Municipal Court Building.

Mark Moody recently voted against a $2.2 million housing grant request due to concerns over the parent organization’s ties to private equity.

Mark recently discussed the importance of the camping ban on city property. Learn more by watching the video below.

In light of the shooting that claimed the life of Charlie Kirk, Mark wrote a letter to the editor of Cowboy State Daily.

Mark A Moody's official statement on the senseless shooting that claimed the life of Charlie Kirk.

Mark voted against raising the Cheyenne city budget to $203.6M for the upcoming fiscal year.

Mark Moody strongly condemns Hamas and all forms of anti-Semitism, stating that such hatred has no place in Cheyenne or the State of Wyoming.

Get out and vote on August 20th, 2024, for Election Day! Laramie County voters have several convenient options to cast their ballots in Cheyenne. Learn more!

In light of the recent U.S. Supreme Court decision upholding Oregon’s law banning homeless camping, Mark sees this as an excellent opportunity to address Cheyenne’s homeless crisis.

Homelessness is a growing concern in Cheyenne, and with the current City Council falling short of effective solutions, we must push for meaningful change.

The recent incident at President Trump’s rally highlights the urgent need to foster civility and peaceful discourse in our political landscape.

Advocating for government transparency, Cheyenne City Council candidate Mark Moody finds the lack of communication and honesty about the project appalling.

Mark A. Moody officially announces his candidacy for the Cheyenne City Council, representing Ward 3. Mark brings experience and a fresh perspective to Cheyenne’s political landscape and is dedicated to fostering transparency & accountability, law & order, and prosperity for city residents.

Learn how to register to vote in Cheyenne and Laramie County, Wyoming. An informative guide on registration, absentee voting, and election day.

Mark will work to prevent Cheyenne from becoming a sanctuary city and will oppose the use of city funds for housing or services for illegal immigrants.

As the illegal immigration crisis persists, taking proactive measures is crucial.