February 1: State of the City Address — noon, Bozeman Trail Steakhouse
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Snow Removal:
During the winter months, Buffalo residents of all ages and physical condition need to be
able to safely use the public sidewalks. Please clear all snow and ice
from the entire width of public sidewalks.
Making our public walkways safe to use is a combination of courtesy and caring toward neighbors and guests who use them.
However, a City ordinance requires it and violations may result in fines.
Welcome . . . .
Buffalo is a dynamic community that honors its rural past and looks favorably to its future. Our appreciation of its beautiful setting beneath the Big Horns is matched by our commitment to provide a healthy, diversified economy that both respects and makes use of the area's natural resources. With local guidance and sound planning, our city will offer well designed neighborhoods, first-rate services and amenities, and a vibrant downtown where citizens can prosper and feel safe; our people will make Buffalo a place that welcomes newcomers and visitors.
Buffalo: A community that thrives by being exceptional!
Visitors since December 6, 2011
City Hall: 46 North Main St. Buffalo WY 82834 Phone: 307.684.5566 Fax: 307.684.5726
Police: 639 Fort St. Buffalo WY 82834 Phone: 307.684.5581 Fax: 307.684.5585
Public Works: 46 North Main St. Buffalo WY 82834 Phone: 307.684.7335 Fax: 307.684.5109
During the winter months, Buffalo residents of all ages and physical condition need to be
able to safely use the public sidewalks. Please clear all snow and ice
from the entire width of public sidewalks.
Making our public walkways safe to use is a combination of courtesy and caring toward neighbors and guests who use them.
However, a City ordinance requires it and violations may result in fines.