Wyoming
Regulators seek public input for massive Montana-Wyoming oil pipeline proposal – WyoFile
State and federal officials are seeking public comment on the proposed Bridger Pipeline Expansion project to carry Canadian crude from the border in Phillips County, Montana, to a terminal near Guernsey.
The massive 36-inch-diameter pipeline would span 647 miles and move about 550,000 barrels of crude oil daily. The proposed route includes about 210 miles across Crook, Weston, Niobrara, Goshen and Platte counties in eastern Wyoming, according to developer Bridger Pipeline Expansion. The company is a subsidiary of Casper-based Bridger Pipeline LLC, which owns a network of oil pipelines, including the Belle Fourche and Butte pipelines that connect North Dakota, Montana and eastern Wyoming oilfields to the Guernsey storage and interconnect hub.
Bridger Pipeline is owned by True Cos., which has had several significant pipeline spills, including a 45,000-gallon diesel spill in eastern Wyoming in 2022 and an incident that spewed more than 50,000 gallons of Bakken crude into the Yellowstone River in Montana in 2015.
The U.S. Bureau of Management is the lead federal regulatory authority “to review potential impacts of the entire project to ensure environmental, cultural and community considerations are fully evaluated,” according to a BLM press release. The company has also applied to the Montana Department of Environmental Quality for a “certificate of compliance” required under the state’s Major Facility Siting Act, which triggers a parallel environmental review under Montana’s Environmental Policy Act.
The 30-day public scoping and comment period initiated this week will help both federal and Montana officials identify potential impacts and alternatives. The agencies will co-host one virtual and three in-person public meetings, to be announced at a later date (check here for updates), they said.
The Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality “will serve as a participating agency” in the BLM’s review, according to the department.
You can learn more about the environmental review for the project here, and choose the “participate now” tab to submit a comment.
Keystone Light?
Some locals in eastern Wyoming refer to the project as “Keystone Light,” a Niobrara County rancher told WyoFile. The name, borrowed from a beer, is a nod to the notion that the Bridger Pipeline Expansion would help fill the industry’s aspiration for the Keystone XL oil pipeline project abandoned in 2021.
Amid major opposition and protests, President Joe Biden — on his first day in office — cited his plans to address climate change by revoking a Trump-era permit for Keystone XL, which was required for the border crossing. The Bridger Pipeline Expansion will also require a presidential permit for the international border crossing, according to the BLM.
Similar to the Bridger Pipeline Expansion, Keystone XL would have transported Canadian oil-sands crude, but was larger — designed for up to 830,000 barrels per day. Its proposed route also differed, crossing in Montana and spanning portions of South Dakota and Nebraska.
One major advantage of the Bridger project, according to company officials, is that the Canada-Montana-Wyoming route follows many existing rights-of-way. About half of the route in Montana is parallel to existing pipelines, and a little more than half of the 210-mile route in Wyoming follows existing pipeline corridors, according to a project description provided by the BLM.
Additionally, the developer owns much of that existing infrastructure: “The Project would parallel Bridger‐owned infrastructure for roughly 138 miles in Montana and 100 miles in Wyoming.”
The route includes about 6 miles of BLM-managed lands in northeast Wyoming, as well as about 5 miles of Thunder Basin National Grassland, managed by the U.S. Forest Service. The federal review includes the Forest Service, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Construction could begin by July 2027 and would employ about 400 workers for each of four stages of development, according to a BLM planning document.
Health and environmental concerns
In 2023, Bridger Pipeline and its subsidiary Belle Fourche Pipeline Company paid $12.5 million to resolve penalties related to a series of pipeline spills and alleged violations of the Clean Water Act and federal pipeline safety laws.
The company’s track record, combined with allegedly lax oversight by state regulators, is cause for concern, said Jill Morrison, who serves on the board of the Sheridan-based landowner advocacy group Powder River Basin Resource Council.
“They’ve had a lot of spills and breaks,” Morrison told WyoFile. “Are they going to up their game to be more on top of ensuring we don’t have spills and breaks like other pipelines?”
For its part, Bridger Pipeline says it has launched an artificial leak detection company, FlowState, that monitors its pipeline systems. FlowState was awarded a $2 million Energy Matching Funds state grant in 2024.
Parent company True Cos. created FlowState because it couldn’t find a leak-detection system on the market that satisfied its needs, “so we built one,” Bridger Pipeline spokesman Bill Salvin told WyoFile.
“We have had some instances where our pipelines have leaked — that’s simply a fact,” Salvin said, adding that some of the company’s leaks were related to outdated practices that have since been improved industrywide. “Every one of those incidents is terribly unfortunate. That’s how we view it: We don’t want any [spill] incidents.
“What’s most important to us,” Salvin continued, “is when those incidents happen, that we respond very quickly and with everything we have, and that we learn from them so they don’t happen again. And that’s why we’ve got FlowState today.”
by Mike Koshmrl, WyoFile
CASPER—Sparse snow cover made killing predators more challenging and “dynamic” this past winter in Fremont County, Rob Crofts recalled.
Even if tracking and spotting wildlife was trickier, contracted trappers and hunters incentivized by a bounty program still managed to kill roughly 1,000 coyotes, the Fremont County Predator Board chairman reported before pausing to ask the Wyoming Animal Damage Management Board a question.
“What would that be like if we did not do predator control?” Crofts asked rhetorically.
He also pointed to the agriculture and livestock producers who benefit from that “control” — a sanitized way to describe what typically involves killing. Fremont County houses 987 farmers and ranchers who exceed $10,000 in sales, he said. He recapped the coyote and predator-control activity in his 4.9-million-acre county while pitching the Wyoming Animal Damage Management Board last week for more funding to do it all again.
Plainclothed federal government employees who carry out the lethal actions — running traplines to catch wolves and shooting coyotes from the air — sat nearby listening to the pitch in the Agricultural Resource and Learning Center building at the Natrona County fairgrounds.
Fremont County’s predator board applied for $387,000 for the coming fiscal year. Government trappers will have to make do with significantly less. Statewide, there is more demand for predator-focused dollars than money available, and by the time the statewide board signed off on its budget for 2026-27, the panel had knocked down Fremont County’s allocation to $290,000 — a nearly $97,000 haircut.
Almost all other county predator boards in Wyoming are in a similar position, and will have to get by with less funding than requested. There was a roughly $466,000 gap between county predator board requests and available funds. As a result, only three county boards are receiving their applied-for allocations. (Crook, $179,100, Sheridan, $188,700 and Weston, $100,000)
Sizable cuts to requested funds also hit the Johnson County Predator Board, which was granted $380,000, some 16% less than the $450,000 requested. Natrona County, meanwhile, was allocated $322,000 in funding — 11% less than the amount it applied for.
Growing investment
The shortfalls come at a time when Wyoming taxpayers are putting more and more money into efforts to kill animals the agriculture and livestock industries and county predator boards have deemed a nuisance. This coming fiscal year, it’s a nearly $4.8 million expense
The Wyoming Legislature allocates funds for the Animal Damage Management Board, created in 1999, on a two-year basis during the budget session.
In 2022, when state lawmakers set a COVID-shrunken two-year budget, the board was allocated some $5.8 million from Wyoming’s general fund. The expense grew to $8.4 million by 2024, and early this year, the Legislature signed off on a budget that gave Predator Management Coordinator Jerry Johnson nearly $9.8 million to distribute to the county boards over the next two years.
“They did take into account fuel costs and inflationary costs,” Johnson told WyoFile.
In Wyoming’s 2026-27 budget, lawmakers stipulated that $1.6 million of the funding be appropriated for “special projects prioritized for preventing listing” of a species under the Endangered Species Act.
In practice, that resulted in a sage grouse-specific line item for each county predator board. That species, which depends on the declining sagebrush biome, is facing sustained population decline.
Johnson and the Animal Damage Management Board broke up $800,000 in sage grouse-dedicated funds for the coming fiscal year, prioritizing counties that had the largest chunks of “core” habitat. Most county boards were granted $38,000, while Carbon, Natrona, Sweetwater and Fremont counties each received $65,750. Goshen County, on the eastern plains and holding few to no sage grouse, was awarded $5,000.
Not all counties receive money from the statewide board.
Teton County stands alone in not having a predator board, even though statutorily it’s technically supposed to possess one, Johnson said.
“They just choose to coexist, I guess,” he said. “They just don’t hire trappers.”
For counties to be eligible for state board funds, livestock producers in county districts must pay a $1 per-head predator fee when they sell. There’s about $1.2 million in proceeds across Wyoming, revenue that’s retained by county predator boards.
The Platte, Laramie and Sublette county boards don’t charge the full fee nor receive state board funding. Sublette County may start, however. Kristy Wardell, the county board treasurer, briefed the state board on efforts to convince local producers to pay the $1 per-head predator fee — she’s distributing a questionnaire to gauge interest.
A federal trapper told the state board that Sublette County could keep his staff busy if there were funds for a “full-time” program.
“That’s a very adverse landscape,” said Brady Smith, a district supervisor with the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Wildlife Services. “Full suite of predators. You’re dealing with both the [wolf] trophy and predator zone.”
Bang for the buck?
County predator boards report their activities in an annual report submitted to the governor and three legislative committees.
Reporting requirements aren’t standardized, however, and some county boards provide much more information than others.
Big Horn County’s predator board is among those that delves into the specifics. In 2025, the board employed two Wildlife Service trappers, and they responded to $5,062 in reported livestock damage and another $6,900 in verified livestock damage.
Federal trappers working in the westslope Bighorn Range county targeted six species over the course of the fiscal year.
They reported killing 483 coyotes, including six dens of pups. Another 30 red foxes and six fox kit dens were eliminated. So were five ravens, including a nest, 206 raccoons and an untold number of nonnative European starlings on four different feedlots.
Other counties were sparse on details in the annual report.
The Lincoln County Predator Board, which has been investigated for Airborne Hunting Act violations, provided no overall accounting of the wildlife its civilian trappers killed using the state funding.
Woolgrower Jon Child, the county board’s chairman, used the report to detail a request for an additional $20,000. (Although Child wrote that he was asking for $20,000 more, state records show that he only asked for $10,000 more.)
“One other thing we would like to mention is that our equipment is wearing out and is not dependable,” Child wrote.
At last week’s meeting, the Animal Damage Management Board awarded Child and the Lincoln County Predator Board almost all of the requested funding. The county board received $295,000, just $3,500 less than what Child asked for.
Johnson, Wyoming’s predator management coordinator, proposes county funding levels to the statewide board. He explained his recommendation.
“Lincoln County’s always been fairly lean,” Johnson told the board. “I dropped him just a little bit.”
The Lincoln County Predator Board was in line to get the additional funding to help Child pay for a new snowmachine, he explained.
The Animal Damage Management Board made no changes to the county allocations that Johnson recommended. Last week, the board also set its budget for special projects. The nearly $268,000 in funds for those, which are often research-related, come out of a separate pot. The Wyoming Game and Fish Commission contributes $200,000, and the remainder comes from the Wyoming Department of Agriculture.
Although project dollars are routed through the Animal Damage Management Board, the Wyoming Game and Fish Department prioritizes the projects and recommends funding levels. Cuts, out of necessity, were steeper: There were 16 projects totalling nearly $440,000 in requested funding, but only about 60% of that sum was available.
Some board members took issue with some of the projects. Sharon O’Toole, representing the cattle industry, took issue with a joint Game and Fish-University of Wyoming research project that seeks to develop coyote abundance estimates to improve understanding of why the canines key in on subadult deer in some mule deer herds more than others.
“I would like to eliminate it altogether,” O’Toole said. “I don’t know, in the end, if anybody would learn anything that the trappers don’t already know.”
Game and Fish Director Angi Bruce, who co-chairs the state board, stood behind the project, her agency’s second-highest priority. She spoke to the research’s “indirect” benefits.
“[We’re] gaining that understanding of the factors out on the landscape that may lead to more coyote predation in one area versus the other,” Bruce said. “If we can get to the heart of that, then we can start to manipulate things in a way that makes an impact long-lasting.”
The Animal Damage Management Board agreed to give the coyote abundance project $40,000, about half of the $77,000 that proponents requested.
This article was originally published by WyoFile and is republished here with permission. WyoFile is an independent nonprofit news organization focused on Wyoming people, places and policy.
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Amberley Village
7651 Sagamore Dr: Sippel Stephen A & Traci S to Meiners Nicholas & Madeline Bible; $511,000
Anderson Township
1020 Pamela Dr: Suttman Jeffrey F Tr & Diane S Tr to Suttman Jeffrey F Tr; $60,000
1181 Alnetta Dr: Bracken Jennifer C to Jefferson Hannah & Jayce Jefferson; $252,000
2700 Little Dry Run Rd: Larson Jon P to Morris Timothy & Nichole L Schweitzer; $429,900
2897 Patterson Farms Ln: Schult William D Tr to Kline Megan & Evan Terhar; $710,000
6600 Clough Pk: 6600 Clough LLC to 6600 Clough Pike LLC; $1,500,000
6716 Treeridge Dr: Sandker Timothy Jay Jr Tr to Goldman Kristen Emily Ladd & Michael; $775,000
7006 Moorfield Dr: Donaldson James R Sr & Dawn L to Opendoor Property Trust I; $367,900
7061 Clough Pk: Agler Clayton & Madison to Miami Valley Holdings LLC; $154,000
7394 Ridgepoint Dr: Sotir Gary William to Centrell Dawn L; $181,500
8321 Batavia Rd: Rowling Homes LLC to Vanguard Contracting LLC; $163,000
937 Merritt Grove Ln: Hamati Omar E & Samantha R Castrucci to Mathers Andrew Edward & Tricia Lynn; $655,000
Forest Rd: Hamati Omar E & Samantha R Castrucci to Mathers Andrew Edward & Tricia Lynn; $655,000
Avondale
3595 Harvey Ave: Mitchell Jordan A to Harput LLC; $235,500
537 Camden Ave: Perazim LLC to Tesfaye Mari Lensa & Vernell Rogers; $244,500
752 Fred Shuttlesworth Cr: Y & S Capital LLC to Leak Jeremiah Z & Rachel Leak; $473,000
Blue Ash
10263 Ryans Wy: Monter Gregory Maximilian to Bissmeyer William & Judith Miracle; $923,000
10627 Techwoods Cr: Gatherings Of Blue Ash LLC The to Crossroads East LLC; $1,750,000
10827 Millington Ct: Rw Gallenstein LLC to 10827 Millington Ct LLC; $910,000
11143 Jardin Pl: Cook Jeffrey Todd Tr @ 3 to Dever Michael E & Brenda K Dever; $390,000
5811 Samstone Ct: Rush Virginia P to Rush Daniel Jonathan & Michelle Cecilia; $500,000
9216 Grandview Ave: Craig Richard D & Jessica A Fouse to Caridad Louisse Ann & Aaron Andrew; $410,000
9966 Timbers Dr: Van Dyke Nancy E to Lacey Daniel; $284,000
Bond Hill
1945 Lawn Ave: Bohanan Molly to Pratt Ebony Nicole; $210,000
Business District
2 Garfield Pl: Phoenix Acquistion LLC to Otr Holdings Inc; $3,750,000
304 Mcfarland St: Hollenbeck Martin F Tr & Tina R Hollenbeck Tr to Sunderhaus Mark & Linsey; $300,000
Carthage
7201 Vine St: R&c LLC to Jr 17 LLC; $170,000
Cheviot
3415 Woodbine Ave: Otbncc LLC to Omeda LLC; $200,000
3427 Miami Ct: Averbeck Alexandra to Rice Zachary Scott; $200,000
3857 Ruth Ln: Dakin Sharon A to Trevor Duane Dennis; $190,000
3918 School Section Rd: Lloyd Heather to Reed Joseph D; $150,000
Clifton Hts-University Hts-Fairview
2240 Ravine St: Smith Morgan Noel to Howard David & Cassidy Scheetz; $259,000
535 Klotter Ave: Cincy Living LLC to Ramsey Aaron & Annie Weare; $430,000
Colerain Township
10086 Windswept Ln: Eder Ltd to Littrell Misti L & Ayache Kerbouche; $225,000
10161 Colerain Ave: Hbm Enterprises LLC to Posty Properties LLC; $210,000
10456 Pippin Rd: World Faith Harvest Fellowship Church to Kuethe Investments LLC; $325,000
2391 Deblin Dr: Cedar Brook Properties Funding 3 LLC to Hess Malibu; $214,000
2564 Altura Dr: Trueblood Marjorie R to Williamson Timothy; $250,000
3075 Stout Rd: Rasnick Robert E to Maloney Management Services; $150,100
3250 March Te: Macke Gail Marie to Murrell Christopher; $225,000
3364 Hidden Creek Dr: Wattrick Grant & Danielle Paige Zeller to Dillo Joel; $164,500
4021 Hanley Rd: Seiwert Mccroby Gina M to Rapp Mary Ellen & Kyle Cabe; $260,000
4473 Raeann Dr: Carter Nancy & Alexus Daneault to Carter Nancy; $71,960
4771 Dry Ridge Rd: Kitchen Melisa to Finkes Paul F Tr & Vickie L Finkes Tr; $140,000
5547 Hubble Rd: Steigelman Karen E to Berninger Bianca & Eric Verkley; $432,000
6893 Newbridge Dr: Schneider Group Rai LLC to Ball William M; $330,000
7208 Harrison Ave: Hensley Nora B Tr to Obert Andrew B; $300,000
7240 Creekview Dr: Michel Ashley N to Davis Andrew R; $100,000
7880 Austin Ridge Dr: Wentz John to Stevens Jordan & Lauren; $505,000
8526 Neptune Dr: Laskey Odrea to Austin Jerame; $150,000
9302 Loralinda Dr: Insco Brooke to Hughes Kristin N; $194,000
9380 Jericho Dr: Cvg Home Buyers LLC to Home Recreations LLC; $121,000
9626 Manhattan Dr: Hemingway Dorothy E to Ac Cincinnati Sunrise Properties LLC; $111,100
College Hill
7866 Bitteroot Ln: Ames Karen E to Zollhaus Development LLC; $130,000
Columbia Township
5130 Kennedy Ave: Storey Wilson Charles Ii to W C Storey & Son Holdings LLC; $600,000
3616 Columbia Pw: Patton Tammy J to Vici Cincinnati LLC; $145,000
3753 Sachem Ave: Dkt Ventures LLC to Bower Alison; $255,000
410 Delta Ave: Schnitzler Holdings LLC to Les & Lisa Holdings LLC; $275,000
422 Stanley Ave: Barkley Clare & Griffin to Deters Maxwell & Sophia Kuzniewski; $400,000
432 Strafer St: Dake Timothy & Christina to Ewen Kevin & Suzanne Norton; $747,500
Deer Park
4047 Oleary Ave: Whitney Michael P & Elise R Bernhard to Smith Alexis; $213,850
4267 Clifford Rd: Glassmeyer Scott & Martha Zapata to Recchia Carmen M; $311,000
4300 Hegner Ave: Vonderbrink Jennifer M & Elizabeth A Bradner to Townsend Abigail Ann & Isaiah Allen Peterson; $299,000
Delhi Township
334 Anders Ct: Fancher Annette K to Tlprei LLC; $95,000
4206 Skylark Dr: Gundrum Adrea M to Ambrocio Marvin E De Leon; $217,000
4380 Glenhaven Rd: Schaber Madonna R to Stang Ashley E & Ryan Stang; $264,900
4624 Hillside Ave: Northcutt Michael W to Western Wildlife Corridor Inc; $317,500
4626 Hillside Ave: Northcutt Michael W to Western Wildlife Corridor Inc; $317,500
4938 Mt Alverno Rd: Camele Michael Andrew Tr to Patel Anilkumar @4; $226,000
4968 Francisview Dr: Varland Eric B to Zhang Yuyao; $243,000
4990 Donlar Ave: Plogsted Karen A Trustee to Bacon Spencer; $270,000
5012 Garden Grove Ln: Herbert Jeffrey G @ 3 to Carter Susan & Jacob Carter; $305,000
5210 Old Oak Tl: Hafner Ashley to Latscha Jeffrey D; $140,000
5433 Cleves Warsaw Pk: Westmark Properties LLC to Morand Amy W Tr & Dennis M Morand Tr; $351,000
548 Anderson Ferry Rd: Handorf James to Adkins Frederick P; $300,000
5528 Cove Ct: Holtgrefe Mark C & Karen M to Sauer Chase & Millie Sauer; $266,000
5656 Treeview Dr: Klumb David L Tr to Stahl Kathleen Ann & Francis Blake Stahl; $357,000
668 Fox Trails Way: Lexie’s Place LLC to Rolfes Kyle Joseph & Sarah Christian Rolfes; $350,000
712 Libbejo Dr: Medlock James P & Debra S to Harris Samantha; $200,000
949 Anderson Ferry Rd: Duggins Sheila A & Daniel W Sr to Willis Skylar Rayne & Ian David Perry; $227,000
Anders Ct: Fancher Annette K to Tlprei LLC; $95,000
East Price Hill
1700 Minion Ave: Cardinal Rental Properties Ltd to Hoelle Jessica Clare; $156,000
2712 Morrow Pl: Arling Justin to Niles Property Management LLC; $70,000
2832 Claypole Ave: Stockton Cameron & Sarah to Moore Austin & Chelsea Moore; $229,900
807 Considine Ave: Rennick Rebecca E & Michael C to Eichhorn Katherine Sarah; $295,000
817 Hawthorne Ave: Ltp LLC to Salamone Antonino; $200,000
East Walnut Hills
1714 Grandmere Ln: Kye Properties LLC to Eby Jane T; $327,000
1815 William H Taft Rd: Magocsi Steve J to Asher Jack & Jennifer Asher; $99,000
2412 Ingleside Ave: Wilkins Michael M & Kathleen J to Lawson Jerry H & Barbare A Rinto; $710,000
2725 Cleinview Ave: Donnelly Ryan T & Megan E Corley to Jones Melinda K & Andrew K Jones; $465,000
Evanston
1932 Clarion Ave: Kassem Nasser M to Wilson Sarah M; $219,000
2014 Clarion Ave: Hna Service LLC to Edelen Ashley & Anthony Navas; $418,000
3034 Cohoon St: Pine And Proper LLC to West And Davis Homes LLC; $138,000
3114 Durrell Ave: Mitchell Frances & Frank to Hd Properties LLC; $82,200
3443 Woodburn Ave: Arnold Mary Lee to Amaras Ohio LLC; $125,000
3625 Newton Ave: Williams Larry D to Real Winner LLC; $20,500
Forest Park
11505 Oxfordshire Ln: Zakhir George M to Smith Kioena; $320,000
998 Goodhue Cr: Briskman Real Estate LLC to Garcia Oscar F Ajche; $220,000
Glendale
7 Creekwood Sq: Cook Alicia to Miller Cynthia Mooney; $228,000
Golf Manor
2413 Vera Ave: Edelman Holdings LLC to Artman Joshua Benjamin &; $235,000
2436 Bremont Ave: Nelson Sylvia A & Bryan K to Durante Savanna Lynn; $225,000
Green Township
3350 Dickinson Rd: Quest Ira Inc to Upscale Holdings LLC; $142,500
3737 Vollmer Pl: Witschger Mark J & Nancy J to Ravenscraft Marc Stephen & Danielle; $366,000
3911 Robinhill Dr: Roseman Ryan R & Brittany A to Ziolkowski Errol & Amanda; $325,000
3964 Hubble Rd: Serrentino Devon C to Bestside Homes LLC; $127,000
4366 Runningfawn Dr: Rennekamp Deborah A & Herbert A to Vanderyt Christopher V & Elizabeth S; $345,000
5073 Valley Ridge Rd: Salter Kraig S to Lammert Shane; $295,000
5221 Clearlake Dr: Emmett Patrick J to Kroger Zachary D; $247,000
5359 Orchard Creek Ct: Vici Cincinnati LLC to Ray David Curtis; $295,000
5461 Bellfield Ln: Goldsberry John & Bethany to Barnett Donald K & Kimberly; $248,000
5648 Bridgetown Rd: Cappel James Jospeh & Ester Lily to Bacon David; $148,500
5765 Cheviot Rd: Isu Muhammed Sadiq & Abdulmumin to Fritsch Jason M; $135,000
5769 Cheviot Rd: Reed Jeffrey A & Linda A to Boardman Adam M; $156,000
6435 Louese Ln: Dine Maureen A to Keen Empire LLC; $125,000
6880 Rackview Rd: Cole Charles H Jr & Theresa M to Wiegele Tessa & Michael Wiegele; $475,000
Greenhills
5 Belknap Pl: Pavloff Paul M & Patricia L to Otto Zachary S; $230,000
Harrison
10516 West Rd: Dickerson Merle W to Smith James R & Leslie M Smith; $150,000
11014 Greenstone Ct: The Drees Company to Taylor Kristina Ray & Nicholas Lee Taylor; $709,825
1698 Whitewater Trails Blvd: Fischer Single Family Homes Iv LLC to Dempster Steven Craig; $472,076
338 Elm St: Branditz Gerald H to Branditz David W & Anne; $197,070
483 Heritage Square: Roberts Kenneth C to Estes Wade & Elise Klei; $190,000
Hartwell
58 Hereford St: Richman Maurice L to Richman Robert L; $77,000
62 Ferndale Ave: Wood Taylor J & Evangeline to Moseley Dawn R; $185,000
Hyde Park
2833 Grandin Hollow Ln: Bulger Leland & Ann S to Griffin Jeffrey Michael; $1,550,000
2925 Erie Ave: Bender Edward J Jr & Sarah J Leininger to Michele Stanley Homes LLC; $700,000
3646 Ashworth Dr: Wendel Helen S to Whitley Megan; $330,000
Indian Hill
2 Abbey Pl: Blake George Edward & Tracianne to Madison Road Holdings LLC; $4,150,000
Kennedy Heights
3563 Amberacres Dr: Amberacres Properties South LLC to Nelson Kevin D & Keefe J Nelson; $215,000
Lincoln Heights
1076 Schumard Ave: 1076 Schmard LLC to Mazariegos Jason Timothy Gonzalez; $135,000
Loveland
108 Lebanon Rd: Brengman Lillian Gail to Home Recreations LLC; $182,136
223 Cherokee Dr: Spielberger David & Jolene to Zink Judith; $255,900
619 Loveland Ave: Everlasting Estates LLC to Danko Michael Donald; $823,000
Madeira
7421 Timberlane Dr: Holden Keith A Tr to Orourke Homes & Remodeling LLC; $375,000
Madisonville
4534 Homer Ave: Lewis Phyllis to Hewitt Curtis Benjamin & Candice Elaine; $225,000
4931 Jameson St: Bailey Kathleen & Sean Joseph to Stauffer Jr John Kenneth & Katherine; $350,000
6101 Desmond St: 6101 Desmond Avenue LLC to Ewald Stephen P Tr & Pamela J Ewald Tr; $98,500
6497 Merwin Ave: Thacker George N & James to Odoherty Patrick & Aubrey; $395,000
6613 Bramble Ave: Calleo Adrianna & Zachary Ahart to Lindner Jolie; $515,000
Mariemont
3809 Petoskey Ave: Poland John F Sr to Groh Lynn B & Michael C Groh; $185,000
4 Albert Pl: Bain Real Estate LLC to Schoeny James Michael Tr; $550,000
6621 Murray Ave: 6621 Murray Avenue LLC to Laine Evans Design & Build LLC; $400,000
6623 Murray Ave: 6621 Murray Avenue LLC to Laine Evans Design & Build LLC; $400,000
6625 Murray Ave: 6621 Murray Avenue LLC to Laine Evans Design & Build LLC; $400,000
6627 Murray Ave: 6621 Murray Avenue LLC to Laine Evans Design & Build LLC; $400,000
6629 Murray Ave: 6621 Murray Avenue LLC to Laine Evans Design & Build LLC; $400,000
7 Spring Hill Dr: Ulmer Samuel K & Nancy C to Ruppert Timothy J & Sia C Ruppert; $590,000
Millvale
3274 Beekman St: New Factory LLC to Dlrk Properties Ltd; $825,000
Montgomery
10663 Montgomery Rd: Med Cincinnati 3 LLC to Jvs Montgomery LLC; $1,761,250
9695 Ross Ave: Mcmahan Warren Daniel Tr to Albertz Megan & Stephan Andrew; $625,000
9750 Bunker Hill Ln: Rizo Zueyci Karina Maldonado & Maximandro Rodriguez Rodriguez to Yuskewich Sherri & Chad; $193,000
Mount Airy
2715 North Bend Rd: Kelley Kenneth to Nek Homes LLC; $85,000
Mount Auburn
321 Helen St: Mcnamara Ryan & Han Gil Lee to Costa Carlos E & Dena Caralis Costa; $490,000
Mount Healthy
1725 Hastings Ave: Ikeda Alvin K & Jocelyn A to Fourth World Capital LLC; $511,000
Mount Lookout
1131 Cryer Ave: Rudolph Lisa M & Paul R to Nickell Connor B & Allison Nickell; $1,470,000
Mount Washington
1305 Bursal Ave: Rigney Kendall to Guarasci Michael & Noreen Sullivan; $240,000
1627 Alcor Te: Hammell Roseann M to Mccombs James & Paige Mccombs; $277,500
5455 Wasigo Dr: Christianson Annette Louise & Amy Lynn to Brown Christine & Alan Brown; $292,000
6122 Corbly Rd: Mcgall Ashley Elizabeth to Bowersox Matthew B & Patricia Fonacier; $285,001
North College Hill
1827 Sterling Ave: Equity Trust Company Fbo Anna W Lawson Ira to Key Keylan T; $54,420
2037 Carpenter Dr: Saunders George M to White Leah; $230,000
Northside
4215 Turrill St: Ty Property Investments LLC to Meigs Adam & Jordan Jackson; $357,000
Norwood
1930 Hudson Ave: C Fonte Properties Group LLC to Smothers Stefan; $370,000
2249 Feldman Ave: Smith Michael T Trustee to Beukema Charissa Joy; $238,000
2340 Norwood Ave: York Charles K to Niehaus Property Solutions LLC; $129,000
2620 Leslie Ave: Lohbeck Kevin W & Bridget Lohbeck to Inks James P; $360,000
3 Baker Cr: Arcady Properties LLC to Cloud Nine Properties LLC; $260,000
3914 Madison Ave: Bd Rents LLC to Lauderback Mitchell T & Sarah Gabay; $415,000
4139 Huston Ave: Burgdorf Shaun Elliot to Strickland Melissa Ann & Robert Lee Strickland Jr; $196,000
5634 Fenwick Ave: Frey Luke T to Okiishi Matthew S & Ashley Greivenkamp; $375,000
5716 Section Ave: Ckc Properties LLC to Fuentes Leonardo Reyes & Yanet Jimenez; $209,000
Oakley
3327 Brotherton Rd: Carabin Geoffrey T & Hannah L to Martin Joshua & Josephine Miller; $340,000
3334 De Forest Dr: Myers Mary E to Hutton Conner; $379,000
3504 Duck Creek Rd: Storey Wilson Charles Ii to W C Storey & Son Holdings LLC; $600,000
3551 Harrow Ave: J Kaiser Properties LLC to Glorious 25 Ventures LLC; $330,000
3868 Isabella Ave: Margello Alison M to Baker Emily & Grant Lange; $307,000
4147 Maple Dr: Wagner Daniel Peter Cribbs to Binzer Steven J; $318,000
4210 Marburg Ave: Wagner Daniel Peter Cribbs to Binzer Steven J; $318,000
4219 Thirty-third Ave: Kadish Max to Popovitz Mark A & Theresa L Popovitz; $475,000
5049 Eastwood Cr: Baldridge Dara L to Ewing Stephanie N & Andrew G Volk; $400,000
Pleasant Ridge
2805 Lawndale Ave: Sudlow Paige Ann & Alexander Michael Hutchins to Haskins Reese & Adra Smith; $248,500
Reading
103 West Crest Dr: Wood Kenneth C Tr to Carey William R; $230,000
1128 Oldwick Dr: Noelcke Phyllis J to Tubbs Denzell Sr & Leah; $344,900
1206 Oldwick Dr: Seiler Timothy to Rask Markus & Shelby Rask; $344,500
134 West Crest Dr: Pearson Miles to Melendez David & Grace Anaple; $255,000
268 Shirljune Dr: Merz Marisa J & Michael P to Herbert Kelsey N & Brady J Bowling; $295,000
306 Pearl St: Lajoye Benjamin X to Fiorito Matthew Antonio &; $220,000
314 Elm St: Vossler Marceline to Stm 21 LLC; $159,900
Riverside
4316 River Rd: Evil Boy Ltd to Scully Christoper P; $88,000
Sedamsville
3158 River Rd: American Note Buyers LLC to Marsh Home Solutions LLC; $57,000
Sharonville
12015 Pickwick Pl: Waddle Michael S Tr to Groves Yvonne; $335,000
3963 Malaer Dr: Overbeck Matthew J Tr & Kristen Danielle Overbeck Tr to Pecenko Elizabeth & Kyle; $405,000
4036 Haverstraw Dr: Sullivan Martha A & Kenneth L to H N Midwest Real Estates LLC; $293,500
4159 Sweetgum Ct: Farley Corey M & Rachael E to Simmons Brian C & Erin A Simmons; $367,000
Silverton
6535 Highland Ave: Dansar Inc to Java Homes LLC; $154,900
6656 Plainfield Rd: Jofriet Megan Victoria & Peter John Jofriet to Zeller Mary Ann & Matthew Johnson; $233,740
South Cumminsville
3742 Beekman St: Upscale Investments LLC to Stewart Veronica L; $68,000
3744 Beekman St: Upscale Investments LLC to Stewart Veronica L; $68,000
South Fairmount
2280 Schoedinger Ave: Austin Latonya to Fairbanks Michael; $27,660
Spring Grove Village
4654 Winton Rd: Prues Jacob Lawrence to Fink Kimberly; $160,000
Springdale
228 Edinburgh Ln: Weartz Kenneth R to Walker Bernice; $207,000
256 Centerbury Ct: Akkawi Amer A to Dillinger Katelyn; $200,000
516 Salzberg Ln: Proctor Mary Margaret & Phillip Clark to Ibrahim Randa & Bechara Ibrahim; $349,900
Springfield Township
1144 Hempstead Dr: Fey Chastin S & Ashley R to Henson Dokken; $200,000
11955 Mill Rd: Jones James & Creighton Jones to Harris Jeff Jr; $246,900
1297 Landis Ln: Brogden Walter C to Diaz Luis Condori & Johana Zegarra Escapa; $130,000
1405 Meredith Dr: Gaines Tony & Brandon Stricklen to Shabazz Tilmena U; $193,500
1944 Creswell Dr: Lech Geraldine J to Leisgang Will & Mayline Perry; $307,500
2048 Fourth Ave: Bar Fourth LLC to Rebound Remodels LLC; $83,930
2048 Fourth Ave: Bar Fourth LLC to Rebound Remodels LLC; $83,930
332 Lux Ave: Miles Property Group LLC to Hoban Duncan Aidan; $267,999
6267 Betts Ave: Johnson Anthony D to Kindo Gloria; $4,000
6267 Betts Ave: Johnson Anthony D to Kindo Gloria; $4,000
7281 Winton Rd: Schildmeyer Jerome B Trustee to Daniels John; $300,000
9369 Ranchill Dr: Khatibloo Kamron R & Kylie V M King to Khatibloo Kamron R & Kylie V M King; $240,000
St. Bernard
221 Bank Ave: 5007 Greenlee LLC to 221 B Ave LLC; $365,000
303 Bank Ave: Hackney Timothy R to 303 B Ave LLC; $365,000
4251 Leonard Ave: Crowell Adam & Sarah to Dixon Stone J; $350,000
610 Ross Ave: Monahan Robin L to Alk Realty LLC; $75,000
Sycamore Township
10810 Lakehurst Ct: Ihlendorf William Bradley to Singer Sarah Eleanor; $239,900
11215 Gideon Ln: Drees Company The to Fuzalova Feruza Gulomovna; $850,000
11376 Marlette Dr: Lindsay William S & Andrew J Lindsay to Morros Adriana & Kate; $531,122
12083 Second Ave: Espinosa Jaime to Red Investment Solutions Ltd; $44,000
12103 Second Ave: Espinosa Jaime to Red Investment Solutions Ltd; $44,000
4152 Larchview Dr: Meyer Sandra J to Winter Aaron & Skylar Winter; $338,250
5760 Kugler Mill Rd: Fan Zhihui & Yuting Hsiao to Otoole Brian & Hannah Otoole; $1,325,000
5974 Winnetka Dr: Kind Home Buyer LLC The to Home Recreations LLC; $345,000
5974 Winnetka Dr: Mustain Larry G to Kind Home Buyer LLC The; $305,000
8997 Plainfield Rd: Mitzman Mark A to Am Pm Homes LLC; $155,000
Symmes Township
11614 Symmescreek Dr: Miller Glenna K Tr to Isaacs Lenval Zeke Tr; $480,000
11666 Rich Rd: Werk Alexander J to Beeder David & Bryn; $349,000
11736 Gable Glen Ln: Hellman Kyle M to Booher Stephanie M & William Kevin; $321,500
11762 Gable Glen Ln: Ray Lisa Marie to Jaggers Len B & Mary Ruth Jaggers; $272,000
12041 Carrington Ln: Swearingen Troy N Tr to Dorius Ruth E @ 3; $170,000
9274 Solon Dr: Metzel David H & Joylene S to Blair Elizabeth Anna & Tommy Joe Blair; $542,000
9645 Loveland Madeira Rd: Hatfield Benjamin A to L & N Property Group LLC; $400,000
Terrace Park
2 Stoney Creek Ln: Pritchard Lesley Ann to Webb Staci Susan & Cal Ross Webb; $603,000
Walnut Hills
2115 Fulton Ave: Morris Adonis to Investors Source Ltd; $239,900
West Price Hill
1028 Winfield Ave: Alexander Nicole & Virnitta K Williams to Williams Allik Nakia & Nicole Alexander; $50,000
1034 Rutledge Ave: Ballard Michael J Ii to Reed Christopher & Gabriela Rodriguez; $265,000
1075 Coronado Ave: Barnett Mitchell J to Garcia Yordy Cabrera; $258,000
1092 Morado Dr: Elliott Travis G to Spencer Keleigh Jo; $249,900
1094 Morado Dr: Elliott Travis G to Spencer Keleigh Jo; $249,900
Westwood
2932 Montana Ave: Eversole Frank to Mumper Joseph Michael & Nancy Nicole; $715,000
2938 Temple Ave: Hug Stephanie Ann to Pickering Elise M; $190,000
3064 Aquadale Ln: Verwold Monika Alice Richards to Malott Paul; $110,000
3088 Belden Cr: Lee Anthony J to Portune Ethan; $231,500
Whitewater Township
7139 Redridge Dr: Seyferth Michael J & Jennifer L Seyferth Tr to Huddleston Matthew & Alison; $460,000
9388 West Rd: Mckenzie Deborah Kay to Schummer Julie Lynn & Brant Michael Mckenzie; $450,000
Woodlawn
10136 Chester Rd: Ortman Nathan to Hartman Angela M; $37,225
Wyoming
100 Mt Pleasant Ave: Rogers Stephen J & Lindsey Anne to Meyers Krista K & Dett S; $940,000
1427 Park Ave: Trimboli Laura & Russell to Raphael Ventures LLC; $150,000
311 Ritchie Ave: Manwaring Douglas B & Nancy M Kern-manwaring to Lupini Andrea & Fernanda Silva Gregorio; $1,090,000
420 Hilltop Ln: Welage Joyce G & Daniel G to Dent Lori & Rebecca Balzer; $337,500
NORTHERN KENTUCKY
Information provided by Christine Charlson.
Alexandria
10539 Lynn Lane, unit 1: Golden Slippers, LLC to Ronald Vandermolen II; $133,000
1607 Lickert Road: Chelsea and Nicholas Brown to Dominique and Michael Wells; $795,000
222 Springwood Drive: Matthew Bill to Allyssa and Michael Fessler; $300,000
3687 Mockingbird Lane: Kimberly Hempleman to Jennifer and Christopher Guin; $400,000
7497 Devonshire Drive, unit 23-300: Tamara Keeney to Jennifer Moberly; $215,000
7709 E. Timber Creek Drive: The Drees Company to Kyle Humphreys; $490,000
889 Riffle Ridge, unit A: The Drees Company to Christina and Bary Lusby; $327,000
94 Longridge Drive: Mandy Thomas to Stephen Canfield-Doyle and George Canfield-Doyle; $552,000
Bellevue
318 Washington Ave.: Steve Baker to Maureen and Eduardo Ramirez; $247,000
Burlington
3017 Redstone Drive: Brianne and Hagen Wilson to Adam Griesinger; $205,000
3027 Tomahawk Ridge Way: Brittany Canter and Zachory Huff to Kristina Clark; $360,000
3080 Featherstone Drive: Linda McMillian to Katlin Wagner; $275,000
5598 Strike The Gold Drive: Dainica and Mark Barns to Abigail Taulbee and Skylar Burlew; $336,000
6251 Baymiller Lane: Steven Shippe to Julie Buehler; $345,000
Cold Spring
10 Barma Drive: Elena and Jesus Riera to Caitlin and Michael Massey; $320,000
111 Hidden Ridge Court: Timothy Buerger to Joseph Austin; $310,000
38 Brightwood Drive: Rita Beer to Hattie and Aaron Owlsey; $365,000
Covington
1205 Maryland Ave.: The Elohim Christian Center, Icc. to The Milburn Group, LLC; $260,000
121 Indiancreek Drive: Tori and Colton Pugh to Anna Raker; $236,000
139 Tando Way: CVG Home Buyers, LLC to Maria Rizzo and Anthony Akers; $265,000
1510, 1512 Holman St.: Piatt Property, LLC to Cass Barron; $35,000
1821 Jefferson Ave.: Alyssa and Jake Farley to Sarah Steelman and Austynn Machado; $242,000
2010 Howell St.: Jonathan Alicea to Charles Notling; $295,000
2170 Piazza Ridge: Judith and Jeffrey Tucker to Casey Peak; $330,000
2210 Eastern Ave.: CHB Investments, LLC to Ally Pierce and Aaron Bennett; $450,000
328 Bush St.: William McGohan II to Laura Allen; $255,000
38 Waterside Way: Anna and Curtis Cooke to Blair Detwiler; $217,000
629, 630 Sunset Court: Jennifer and Thomas Hansford to Lisa and Mark Schneider; $550,000
Crescent Springs
2301 Anderson Road: John Spille, LLC to Eclipse Properties, LLC; $1,232,000
Crestview Hills
164 Lookout Farm Drive: Jeanette and Michael Wolf to Andrew McDarty; $405,000
561 Napa Valley Lane, unit 4: Mary Heil and Robert Neil to Channing and Quinton Stewart; $200,000
Dayton
934 Maple Ave.: Yolanda and John Jones to Queen City Equity Partners, LLC; $175,000
Elsmere
40 Plymouth Lane: Matthew Brueggermann to Kevin Hauschart; $227,000
931 Shadowridge Drive: Janet Jones to Maria Padilla and Ruben Gauch; $285,000
Erlanger
3469 Misty Creek Drive: Secretary of Veterans Affairs to Gretchen Lorenz and Jennifer Gunterman; $265,000
8 Hidden Glen Circle: Jaime Misleh and Emmanuel Olojakpoke to Thomas Stratton; $275,000
Florence
1076 Hampshire Place: Patricia Coday to Donald Koors; $271,000
1163 Donner Drive: Viengphone Vannasin and Khampannha Keovanpheng to Rachel and Perry Siler; $400,000
1608 Greens Edge Drive: Kristi and Andrew Wolfe to Dawn Leach; $210,000
1812 Mountainview Court: Jennifer and Matthew Foltz to Alyssa and James Schulze; $345,000
32 Julia Ave.: Stallion Investments, LLC to Kevin Stull; $255,000
6761 Curtis Way: Paola Arblaez and Luis Pujols to Halee and Lucas Houp; $164,500
7212 Sherbrook Court: Lauren and Richard Crum to Brenda and John Holsclaw; $330,000
7351 Blackstone Drive: Theresa and Kenneth Kremer to Hannah Kanewske and Micah McCain; $373,000
7775 Cedar Wood Circle: Ann and Robert Wermeling IV to Aissata and Saydou Anne; $243,000
808 Brittany Trail: Jessica and Craig Sorrell to Shawna and Robert Bowling; $500,000
Fort Thomas
26 Cliffgate Lane: John Turner to Samantha Perkins; $200,000
589 Waterworks Road: Judith and Kenneth Gerwe to Restore The Block, LLC; $55,000
Fort Wright
420 General Drive: Raquel and Jonathan Katz to Zak Keish; $425,000
Hebron
1218 Breckenridge Lane: Arlinghaus Builders, LLC to Alexis Schumann; $489,000
1872 Whetherstone Ridge: Jeffrey Alford to Candace Sitton and Ali Efani; $715,000
2231 Kyle Drive: Michelle and Leslie Jones to Carla Tuffin and Charles Gamble III; $685,000
2686 Timberside Drive: The Drees Company to Pamela and Robert Murphy; $330,000
Independence
10213 Highmeadow Lane: Stacy King and Ronald King to Giselle Baeza and Manuel Camargo; $540,000
2037 Patriot Way: Jenny and David Borden to Jacqueline and Ricky Glore, Ricky Glore Jr.; $390,000
3199 Summitrun Drive: Patricia and Donald Ryan to Sarah and Sean Sullivan; $325,000
5220 Cody Road: 2crew4u, LLC to Colten Fuehner; $247,500
5362 Millcreek Circle: Shelby and Trevis Ryle to Skyler Ruebusch and Jeffrey Brewer; $375,000
798 Stonybrook Court: The Drees Company to Tiffany and Aaron Rupert; $400,000
9882 Liberty Court: Kimberly Mullins to Good Faith Homes Team, LLC; $178,000
Ludlow
442 Oak St.: Samantha and Andrew Bezold to Madalyn Mills and Matthew Harmon; $305,500
815, 811 Oak St.: Thomasshaw, LLC to CGF Ludlow, LLC; $250,000
Newport
1037 Putnam St.: Cassandra and Steve Winters to Elizabeth and Thomas Thompson; $225,000
11 David Court: Claudia Dickman to Erika De Leon and Casimro Pablo; $150,000
1131 Vine St.: Caitlin and Michael Massey to Justin Morgan and Michael Yokosuk; $255,000
1148 Park Ave.: Nimbus Capital, LLC to Kristin Diamond and Anthony Barrett; $188,000
115 Park Ave.: Park Riverview, LLC to Lubbers Properties, LLC; $240,000
214 W. 8th St.: Elena Hood and Thomas Lamartine to Josei and Samuel Bricking; $275,000
2306 Joyce Ave.: Nicole Ridder and Bryan Peters to Mckenna and Robert Marino Jr.; $326,500
517 Overton St.: Karen Carr to Elizabeth Jackson; $575,000
562 E. 4th St.: Bethany and David Springmeyer to Clare Ellerman; $462,500
63 Parkview Ave.: Julia and Daniel Carniak to Morgan McConaghy and Sin Chan; $288,000
939 Patterson St.: SFR3-050, LLC to Francys and Jeffrey Osborne; $127,500
94 Home St.: Alicia and John O’Brien Jr. to Addison Spaulding; $210,000
Park Hills
1419 Amsterdam Road: Eryn and Matt Yanick to Bradly Jennings; $335,000
Ryland Heights
4825 Whites Road: Jonathan Powell to Olivia and Luke Wynthein; $206,000
Southgate
62 View Terrace Drive, unit 9: Christopher Schulte to Carol and Carl Jackson; $137,000
Taylor Mill
720 Mill Valley Drive: Tabitha and Garrett Demoss to Nicole and Reece Oney; $370,000
Union
10242 Dublin Drive: Chris Bryson to Dan Baker; $395,000
10453 Brookhurst Lane North: Brandy Nocero and Marco Giovanni to Mary Stoppelwerth; $840,000
10492 Brookhurst Lane North: The Drees Company to Linda and Mohamed Raza; $637,500
10730 Stone St.: Kattim Homes, Inc. to Julie and James Laskey; $753,000
1104 McCarron Lane: Kent Howard to Harley Boyle; $570,000
1207 Adison Ridge: The Drees Company to Michelle and Daryl Alexander; $566,500
1337 Coastal Court: Daivd Stoppelwerth to Steven Field Jr. and Tyler Shepard; $500,000
1917 Ransom Drive: Lynn and Myles Theftford to Abigail and Mitchell Fox; $315,000
2567 Twin Hills Court: Sondra and Sean Barclay to Barbara and Damien Holbrook; $700,000
2707 Saint Charles Circle: John Lubrecht, Cynthia and Bradford Lubrecht to Patrica Coday; $315,000
3733 Eversong Drive: Travid Schraffenberger to Morgan and Ryan Richardson; $435,000
3888 Hathaway Road: Jeremy Cross to Chynna Clark and Mark Franklin Jr.; $240,000
4073 Cardiff St.: The Drees Company to Bryanna and Randy Smith II; $545,500
625 Tike Court: The Drees Company to Kimberly and John Belt IV; $433,500
6609 Gordon Boulevard: Julie and Samuel Armstrong to Angela Warning and Gabriel Ezennia; $568,000
729 Gunther Court: The Drees Company to Samantha and Caleb Miller; $650,000
9515 Camp Ernst Road: Heath Beecher to Tammy and Mark Warner; $210,000
9525 Camp Ernst Road: Heath Beecher to Angie and Michael Koetting; $510,000
Villa Hills
2121 Highwated Road: Correll Home Remolding, LLC to Kathryn Allgor and Jared Mamo; $450,000
2319 Amsterdam Road: Theresa Perry to Bryan Wilson; $220,000
Walton
11205 McKays Court: Brittany and Alex Feaster to Ashley Hemsath; $365,000
461 Maher Road: BradyMcClure to Emiliano Gonzalez; $225,000
488 Aintree Drive: Erin and James Reynolds to Patricia and Larry Moore; $350,000
Wilder
70 Creekwood Drive, unit 9: Jasmin Arce to Olivia Kennedy and Candice Kennedy; $160,000
CASPER, Wyo. — Gaming in Wyoming saw another year of massive financial growth in 2025, bringing billions of dollars in wagers and millions in revenue to local communities, according to the newly released Wyoming Gaming Commission annual report.
The report’s release comes as the Casper City Council considers pumping the brakes on local gaming expansion. Earlier this week, councilmembers set a June 2 public hearing to evaluate a 180-day moratorium on new historic horse racing establishments. The proposed freeze is designed to give city officials time to evaluate zoning, spacing and buffering rules ahead of July 1, when Senate File 45 goes into effect. Previously handled at the county level, the new law returns control to local municipalities by requiring city approval for such venues.
Historic horse racing remains the heavy hitter in Wyoming gaming. Statewide, bettors wagered $2.49 billion on the electronic machines in 2025, a jump from the $2.11 billion wagered in 2024. That activity has direct benefits for local governments, with nearly $25 million distributed to Wyoming cities and counties.
The City of Casper alone netted roughly $2.3 million from its eight off-track betting locations and 516 active terminals. Meanwhile, Natrona County brought in an additional $2.89 million from the games. Statewide, the commission reported 1,314 active historic horse racing terminals spread across 46 approved locations.
Beyond historic horse racing, online sports wagering and skill-based amusement games also posted big numbers last year. Online sports bettors placed more than $234 million in wagers in 2025 across platforms like DraftKings, FanDuel and BetMGM, producing more than $27 million in gross gaming revenue.
At the same time, the state’s 4,115 skill-based amusement games generated $133.7 million in revenue. Those skill games, commonly found in local bars and restaurants, provided an additional $2.75 million to Wyoming municipalities.
During the recent Casper City Council meeting, City Attorney Eric Nelson clarified that the proposed moratorium targets historic horse racing businesses rather than skill-based games.
Traditional racing also contributed to the state’s economy, with a total live horse racing handle of $3.5 million over 54 race days. Simulcast and advanced deposit wagering added roughly $10.1 million in combined wagers.
Wyoming Gaming Commission executive director Nick Larramendy, who briefed the council on the changing regulatory landscape, noted in the annual report that the agency is prioritizing regulatory enforcement and responsible gaming as the industry continues to evolve. As part of the safety initiatives, the commission partnered with idPair in late 2025 to launch a National Voluntary Self-Exclusion Program for Wyoming residents. The agency also reported a 200% increase in live racing compliance over the last two years after enhanced enforcement and rule changes.
The Wyoming Gaming Commission’s full 2025 report is attached below:
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