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Proposed 5,600-worker housing development south of Cheyenne postponed indefinitely
News ClipWyomingNews.com·Cheyenne, Laramie County, WY

Proposed 5,600-worker housing development south of Cheyenne postponed indefinitely

A controversial 800-unit temporary workforce housing development south of Cheyenne, Wyoming, designed to house 5,600 workers for large-scale infrastructure projects including data centers, has been indefinitely postponed. The Laramie County Board of County Commissioners voted to postpone the permit decision after the developer requested the delay amid strong community opposition and ongoing contractual negotiations.

6/18/2026
Joan Barron: Cheyenne South Siders Oppose Man Camps
News ClipCowboy State Daily·Cheyenne, Laramie County, WY

Joan Barron: Cheyenne South Siders Oppose Man Camps

Cheyenne South Side residents are actively opposing a developer's plan to build an 800-unit "man camp" for 5,600 construction workers who would build data centers, including a Meta data center. Residents voice concerns about increased crime, strain on local resources, and the perceived targeting of their historically marginalized neighborhood. The project is currently under review by Laramie County Planning and Development.

4/25/2026
Neighbors opposed to proposed man camp in Cheyenne for data center construction workers
News ClipThe Fence Post·Cheyenne, Laramie County, WY

Neighbors opposed to proposed man camp in Cheyenne for data center construction workers

A developer has proposed an 800-unit "man camp" in Cheyenne, Wyoming, to house up to 5,600 construction workers for data center projects. Neighbors and the article's editor are strongly opposed, citing concerns about traffic, local services strain, and the broader environmental impact of data centers on electricity and water resources. The application is currently under consideration by city leaders.

4/18/2026