Wyoming

Delaware

Police Officer Positions Available

The Wyoming Police Department is currently accepting applications for Full and Part-time Police Officers. 

The following are the requirements for the positions:

  • 21 years of age upon completion of the academy
  • U.S. Citizen
  • High School Diploma or Equivalent
  • Possession of a valid Driver’s License

The Wyoming Police Department offers a competitive starting salary, medical insurance, paid vacation, take home vehicle and retirement through the State Municipal Plan. 

Non-certified applicants who meet the requirements will need to pass the following to be considered for the position:

  • Written test
  • Physical Agility Test
  • Background Investigation
  • Psychological examination
  • Medical examination
  • Drug Screening

Certified applicants will be given a conditional hire until they meet all the requirements set by the Council on Police Training and modified field training program.

Non-certified applicants who are given a conditional hire will be required to complete the basic training program at the Police Academy and 12 week field training program successfully.

The Wyoming Police Department is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Applications can be downloaded here; PoliceDepartmentApplication or picked up from 1 N. Railroad Ave., Wyoming, DE 19934. Applications can be mailed to Chief Martin Willey, Wyoming Police Department 10 S. Railroad Ave. , Wyoming, DE 19934 or emailed to Chief Willey at martin.willey@cj.state.de.us.

Applications will be accepted until filled. 

Is it Recyclable?

Ever have questions about what can or can not be recycled? Here is a small guide to answer your concerns. Should something not be included that you still have questions about, please do not hesitate to contact us. Want to learn more, please visit https://recyclingsimplified.com/recycling-basics/ for more information on recycling the right way! 

 

Paper
Newspaper
Envelopes
Junk mail
Phone books
Brochures
Magazines
Cardboard
Ream wrappers
File folders
Poster board
Frozen food boxes
Cardboard boxes
Milk cartons
Plastic
Water bottles
Take-out containers
Soda bottles
Aluminum/Metal
Aluminum beverage cans
Food cans
Scrap metal
Glass
Beverage containers
Glass food jars

 

Non-recyclable
Aerosol cans
Aluminum foil
Batteries
Clothing
Food waste
Napkins
Mirrors
Ceramic
Plastic bags
Shredded paper
Stickers/Address labels
Tissue
Styrofoam
Paper towels
Glass windows
Pyrex
Special handling
***These items should never be mixed with regular recycling and require special handling.***Incandescent light bulbs
Fluorescent tubes
Computers & electronics
Needles or syringes
Hazardous waste
Paint
Toxic material containers
Yard waste

Fishing Derby

First, we want to give a huge Thank You to all of our sponsors! We couldn’t do it without all of you!!

A huge shout out to Officer Dan Creech for his dedication for the past 10 years to the Fishing Derby! 

Business Sponors:
Camden Medical Center
Avenue Imparts
Dixon Appraisal Services
Hall’s Family Restaurant
Cahall Flooring, LLC
Remedy
Browns Wyoming Tavern

Individual Sponsors: 
Peach Festival Committee
Roger Gzym
David and Bette Jo Van Kavelaar
Sandra Stump
Louise Fare
Larry and Dale Rife
Jimmy Winchell
Timothy Shaffer

 

Saturday was a great day! The Derby saw 27 participants this year.

Your winners are:

0-5 age group:
1st place- AnnaBella H.
2nd place- Paisley H.
3rd place- Kayla E.

6-10 age group:
1st place- Landon H.
2nd place- Garrett G.
3rd place- Hunter G.

11-15 age group:
1st place- Timothy E.
2nd place- Joshua O.
3rd place- Sean J.

Biggest Fish- Wesley J. who caught a 8lb 15 oz 25 inch Carp.

Most Fish Caught- Ashlyn A. who caught a total of 18 fish.

Public Workshop- Camden ByPass Projects

Where: W.B. Simpson Elementary School 5 Old North Rd, Wyoming, DE 19934

When: Wednesday June 12, 2019

Time: 3-6 pm

The Delaware Department of Transportation (DelDOT) is holding a public workshop to solicit public input on the Camden Bypass Projects. The purpose of this project is to construct a new roadway to provide through traffic an alternative route around the historic Town of Camden. The project includes connection s from SR 10 to Old North Rd and SR 10 to Willow Grove Road passing through Upper King Rd. The project also includes changing traffic patterns on other roadways such as Voshells Mill Rd and South Street in and around the Town of Camden. DelDOT will present the Preferred Alternative, refined from the plan shown in the 2013 Update to the Town’s Comprehensive Plan. Attendees will have the opportunity to review plans for these improvements and ask questions and provide comments to DelDOT’s representatives. 

Interested person are invited to express their views in writing, giving reasons for or in opposition to, the proposed project. Comments will be received during the workshop or can be mailed to DelDot Community Relations,  P.O. Box 778, Dover, DE 19903 or sent via email to dotpr@delaware.gov.

The location is accessible to persons having disabilities. Any person having special needs or requiring special aid, such as an interpreter for the hearing impaired, is requested to contact DelDOT by phone or mail one week in advance. Please call 1-800-652-5600 (in DE) or 302-760-2080. Or you may write to the address above. 

Chat with Council

Your Invited to come Chat with Council. 

This will be a casual chat from 10am until noon on Saturday June 8th at the Wyoming Town Hall. There will no minutes, no motions made and no actions of Council. The purpose of this event is to have an “open discussion and dialog.” Light refreshments and snacks will be provided. 

Wyoming Historical Commission Meeting

The Wyoming Historical Commission is inviting all history lovers to join their monthly meeting on Thursday June 6th. The meeting will start at 6:30pm and be held at the Wyoming United Methodist Church located at 216  Wyoming Mill Rd. 

Please enter through the left outside door and join them in Room 209. Any questions please email Maria at mott.whc@gmail.com.