Wyoming Cultural Trust Fund

In 1998, the Wyoming Legislature, recognizing that Wyoming and its people possess a unique cultural heritage, created the Wyoming Cultural Trust Fund (WCTF), including a five-member board named by the Governor. The mission of the Wyoming Cultural Trust Fund is to serve the citizens of Wyoming by supporting Wyoming’s culture and heritage through grant funding of innovative projects for the enjoyment, appreciation, promotion, preservation, and protection of the state’s arts, cultural and historic resources; and to support and invest in Wyoming institutions that help further this mission.

Wyoming Cultural Trust Fund
Cultrural Trust Fund Newsletter
Cultrural Trust Fund Board and Meeting Minutes
Cultural Trust Fund Administrator

Capitol Complex Advisory Committee

Capitol Complex Advisory Committee
Proposed Building and Capitol Complex Art, Memorial, Interpretive Exhibits/ Displays and Historic Significance Management Policy.
Policy (PDF)
Application (PDF)
Application (Word)

HELP WANTED!

Building & Grounds Assistant II
The building and grounds assistant assists in the repair and maintenance of the facilities, equipment, and properties within the Guernsey unit of parks and historic sites

Cultural Records Office Supervisor/SHPO Technology Coordinator
The Cultural Records Office/State Historic Preservation Office (SHPO) Cultural Records Office Supervisor - Technology Coordinator is a first line supervisor, and oversees, manages, and develops the state-wide database of survey for, and inventory of, historic properties data as prescribed by The National Historic Preservation Act.

Records & Data Management Clerk
The Records & Data Management Clerk ensures the ongoing access and preservation of historically and/or administratively important records through imaging services, indexing, and quality control that meets the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) and the Association for Information and Imaging Managment (AIIM) and other professional standards.

State Archaeologist
The State Archaeologist, by statute 36-4-106(d)(ii), serves as a liaison between the Department of Anthropology at the University of Wyoming and state and federal partners involved in archaeological activities on campus and the State of Wyoming.

Seasonal Employment
State Parks Historic Sites & Trails is now actively recruiting for seasonal employment. Click here for more information.

Building & Grounds Assistant II
The building and grounds assistant at Fort Phil Kearney performs maintenance and janitorial care for historic buildings and landscapes, facilities, and infrastructure elements at Fort Phil Kearney, Fetterman Monument, Wagon Box Fight Site, and Connor Battlefield. The position is also involved in project management, program implementation, and supervision of seasonal staff.