Town of Kaycee

Not documented in publicly accessible online sources. Contact Town Hall at (307) 738-2301 to confirm permit requirements for any project.

Note: Exempt work criteria not documented in publicly accessible online sources. Contact Town Hall to confirm.

Building code

Not documented in publicly accessible online sources. Many very small Wyoming municipalities do not adopt or enforce a local building code. If Kaycee has not adopted a code, construction in Kaycee may proceed without local building code compliance requirements (subject to state-level WSFM commercial/fire code requirements for qualifying projects). Confirm with Town Hall whether a building code has been adopted by ordinance.

Owner-builder

Not published; contact Town Hall

Contractor requirements

Not documented in publicly accessible online sources. Kaycee may or may not require local contractor licensing for projects within town limits. Confirm with Town Hall. Wyoming has no statewide general contractor license requirement; state electrical licensing applies.

1. 01
   Contact Town Hall at (307) 738-2301 or townkc@kayceewyo.com before starting any construction project within Kaycee town limits
2. 02
   Ask whether a building permit is required for the proposed scope of work
3. 03
   If a permit is required, request the application form from the Town Clerk
4. 04
   Complete and submit the application in person at Town Hall with required supporting documents and applicable fee
5. 05
   Building plan review may be performed by a contracted building official or may defer to Johnson County or Buffalo for inspections
6. 06
   Permit is issued; post on job site
7. 07
   Schedule required inspections with Town Hall or the designated building official
8. 08
   Obtain final sign-off / Certificate of Occupancy (if required by town)

Source: Town of Kaycee -- Town Hall ↗

• Contact Town Hall at (307) 738-2301 (phone)

Inspection hours

Town Hall hours not published; call (307) 738-2301 to confirm

Typical sequence: Not documented. Given Kaycee's very small size (population ~250), building inspections -- if required -- are likely performed by a contracted building official, by Johnson County staff, or by state-level inspectors rather than a dedicated town building department. Confirm the inspection pathway with Town Hall before beginning any permitted project.