Fremont County Association of Governments
Working together for the communities of Fremont County since 1983
Our Programs
FCAG Overview
Humble Beginnings
Starting in the 1970s, several Fremont County Mayors began meeting informally to discuss and address challenges in Fremont County. These efforts were so effective that in 1983, the Town of Dubois, Fremont County Commissioners, Town of Hudson, City of Lander, City of Riverton, and Town of Shoshoni formed the Fremont County Association of Governments.
Organization
The Fremont County Association of Governments is a State of Wyoming Joint Powers Board Comprised of the elected Fremont County Mayors and a County Commissioner.
Meetings
The Fremont County Association of Governments meets on the 4th Thursday of every month. The meeting location rotates so each member can host a board meeting throughout the year. All FCAG meetings are open to the general public.
Our Mission
To unite Fremont County’s governments in collaborative leadership that strengthens communities, honors traditions, advances resources, and drives sustainable progress.
Our Values
The Fremont County Association of Governments is grounded in the belief that strong communities are built through cooperation, integrity, and shared responsibility. As a State of Wyoming Joint Powers Board, FCAG brings local governments together to address regional needs, strengthen public services, and pursue solutions that benefit Fremont County as a whole.
Our work is guided by Wyoming’s Code of the West, which reflects the enduring values of courage, accountability, fairness, loyalty, and service. These principles help define not only what we do, but how we do it.
Our Commitment
These values form the foundation of FCAG’s service to Fremont County. They remind us that good government is not only measured by programs, funding, or policy decisions, but also by the character, care, and accountability with which public work is carried out.
Through cooperation and steady commitment, FCAG seeks to strengthen local government, support essential services, and help build a more connected and resilient Fremont County.