Casper Area Chamber of Commerce 5
If you’re reading this, you’re thinking about moving to Casper.
And you’re not alone. Casper is growing quickly, fueled by a
stable economy with plenty of jobs and a high quality of life
for all of our residents.
Our vibrant mix of metropolitan amenities, small town com-
fort, rich western heritage, and recreational activities create
an environment unlike any other.
This guide was designed to help make your move to Casper
as easy as possible. It’s flled with information regarding real
estate, activities for you and your family, dining and enter-
tainment, and logistical information including where to get
your new driver’s license, and how to register your children
for school.
We at the Casper Area Chamber of Commerce are especially
proud of this publication because it showcases many of our
outstanding members—members who are active in our com-
munity and who are interested in making this life transition as
easy as possible for you.
These members have advertised throughout this publication,
offering services that you’ll be looking for when you visit or
move to our great city.
So take a few minutes and read through this guide. If you have
any questions regarding your move to Casper, please contact the
Casper Area Chamber of Commerce at (307) 234-5311.
Sincerely,
Lori Becker, Director
Karin East, Board President
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