District Boundary

Map of the WCNRD boundaries, as of 2025

Are you in the district or out of the district?

The Weston County Natural Resource District is unique among Conservation Districts in Wyoming, as not all the land in Weston County is in the District. When the district was created, it only included land north of Highway 16 and East of Highway 85. Landowners who didn’t want to be in the District could opt out, and other landowners not in this region of the county could also opt in. Since the initial creation of the District, other landowners have also added their property to the District. Consequently, the map of the District boundary is a patchwork of land in and out of the District.  

Mill Levy

In 1988 the District members voted in support of a mill levy. It was again supported by a vote in 2003. Landowners that are in the District pay into the District mill levy. This is the main source of income for the District and covers the District’s administrative expenses as well as many of the District’s programs. It is also used to help leverage additional funding from local, state, and federal grants. Because of this, the board of supervisors voted on May 14, 2003, that the District would not provide services to people not in the District.

Adding Land into the District

Additions of land into the District are done on a voluntary basis. Landowners who want to add their land into the District can fill out a ‘petition’ and provide a legal description of the land to be added. This can be obtained from the County Assessors Office. Once the petition is signed, the board considers them ‘in’, and they can receive services. Once land is added into the district, it is permanently in the district and can NOT be taken out of the district, even if the land changes ownership.

Find Out if You're in the District

You can use the parcel viewer on the Weston County Assessor’s webpage to check whether your property is included in the district.

  • Navigate to the county’s parcel viewer page
  • Click “I Agree”
  • Locate your property on the map. You can use the “-” and “+” and arrow keys or pinch and drag to navigate and zoom in on the map.
  • Once you locate your property, click inside the property boundary. A box with information will pop up.
  • Use the arrows at the top of the box to move between pages. One of the pages will list the tax district.
    •  “In District” tax districts: 102, 103, 104, 105, 106, 107, 109, 111, 113, 115, 116, 118, 150, 151, 702, 703, 750
    • “Out of District” tax districts: 100, 101, 108, 112, 700, 701, 751
screenshots of the Weston County Assessor's parcel viewer
Navigate to the parcel viewer page, click "I agree", zoom in to your property and click inside the property boundary, and click through the pages using the arrow at the top of the box until you see "TAX DISTRICT" listed.

If you are still unsure whether you are in the district, you are welcome call our office. We are happy to look it up for you.

If you are interested in what the District can do for you or would like to join the District please contact the office at (307) 3264 ext. 4 today!