Council Unanimously Appoints Todd Feezer as Laramie City Manager in 9-0 Vote

The Laramie City Council voted unanimously to appoint Todd Feezer as the next City of Laramie City Manager, approving the selection in a 9-0 vote. The decision formalizes leadership that has been in place since Feezer began serving as interim city manager on December 16.

Council members pointed to Feezer’s experience and knowledge as the basis for the appointment, endorsing a transition from interim to permanent status without opposition. The unanimous vote provides clarity for city departments and for residents who have watched municipal operations through recent budget work and ongoing service delivery.

As city manager, Todd Feezer will oversee the day-to-day administration of city services, coordinate with department heads, and implement policies set by the City Council. Feezer’s appointment is meant to preserve institutional continuity while the council and staff advance priorities that affect daily life in Laramie, from public works and utilities to planning and community services.

Residents are likely to see continuity in operations and decision-making after the council’s vote. A permanent city manager can provide steadier leadership during key budget cycles and when coordinating with Albany County and regional partners. The council’s decision reduces the uncertainty that can accompany extended interim leadership and positions the city to move forward on scheduled projects and administrative initiatives with a single managerial office at the helm.

The City Council’s route to a permanent appointment began with the December interim placement and culminated in the unanimous vote. That unanimity signals broad council confidence in Feezer’s ability to manage municipal staff and execute the council’s directives. For local stakeholders, including small business owners, utility customers, and neighborhood groups, the appointment means a familiar point of contact and a known administrative style to work with on permits, service questions, and city programs.

Looking ahead, Todd Feezer will assume full responsibilities as City Manager and continue collaborating with the City Council on priorities set for the coming months. Albany County residents can expect the city administration to press forward on routine services and planning tasks with less interruption now that the council has secured a permanent manager. Further updates will follow as Feezer and council members outline specific initiatives and timelines for city business.