Mayor Bilbrough Announcement
I wanted to take the time to let all my supporters know that at the end of tonight’s (7/10) Town Council meeting I notified residents that I will be resigning from my position as Mayor effective July 15th. My family and I have made the difficult decision to move out of town.
During my tenure I have had the opportunity to work alongside some great council members. I feel like we have accomplished a lot of good for our community since the time I became Mayor. Under my leadership we were able to finish the town hall renovation, build new bathrooms at the Wyoming Park that allow for year round use, renovated the Wyoming Park to provide an all-inclusive experience for children of all abilities, started an annual Christmas parade in collaboration with the town of Camden, an annual town block party to give town residents the ability to come together as a community, the hiring of a town manager and a new chief of police, fully staffed our police department (a task that hasn’t been accomplished in years), the building of a dog park, the building of a new multi-use court for residents to enjoy (that will be completed sometime in the near future) and so much more.
None of these projects would have been possible without the hard work of the town staff. They have been great to work alongside with. I would give them an idea and they would do the leg work to see that it became a reality. One thing I have learned from this adventure over the years is you’re not going to make everyone happy and you better have thick skin.
This was not an easy decision, but a decision that I felt was best for my family. We have called Wyoming home for the last 12 years and will always consider Wyoming home. Thank you to the town and the community for supporting me while being Mayor for the past 3.5 years!
Mayor Bilbrough
Mr. Denison (former Vice-Mayor) will step into the role of Mayor until the next election (February 2024).
2023-2024 Tax Rate
Wyoming Town Council met on Monday June 26th to approve the budget and set the tax rate for the 2023-2024 fiscal year. We are pleased to announce there will be no increase in taxes this year! Charge for trash will also remain the same.
2023-2024 Tax Assessments
Wyoming tax bills are determined by Kent County’s property assessment. The list will be posted on the website, inside Town Hall, the Post Office, and at Hall’s Family Restaurant. We ask that you review your assessed value for correctness. If you see a discrepancy in your assessment, please call the Kent County Assessment Office (302) 744-2386.
Wyoming Police Department Fishing Derby
Wyoming Police Department Fishing Derby
Saturday, June 3, 2023
8:00 a. m.—11:00 a.m.
Wyoming Park
For Children 15 and under (must be accompanied by an adult).
Pre-registration will be required. Registration will take place May 1st- May 26th.
To register for event, please sign and return this form ( Liability Release for Town Activity) 
to Wyoming Town Hall via fax: 302-697-7961, email: townofwyoming@comcast.net, or in person: 120 W. Camden Wyoming Ave, Wyoming, DE.
Please follow the Wyoming Police Department on Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/Wyoming-Police-Department-358990255159414 for more details.
May 1st Council Meeting Rescheduled to May 2nd
Wyoming Town Council Meeting for May will be held on Tuesday May 2, 2023 at 6:30pm at Wyoming Town Hall.
Estimates needed
The Town of Wyoming is looking for estimates for purchase and installation of a 10ft tall 100ft X 60ft commercial chain link fence with gate for a basketball court enclosure. Please submit all estimates to townofwyoming@comcast.net. Any questions, please contact Town Hall 302-697-2966.
Community Easter Egg Hunt 4/1- rescheduled to 4/2
FLOW TESTING- 3/10/2023
THE CUSTOMERS OF CAMDEN-WYOMING SEWER & WATER AUTHORITY
FLOW TESTING
Date: Friday, March 10, 2023
Location: vicinity of King Boulevard/Voshell Mill Road
Time Period: 7:30am-10:00am
Camden-Wyoming Sewer & Water Authority is advising residents regarding
Flow Testing which is being performed by Bayside Fire at the above
locations during the indicated time periods.
This testing may result in temporary and harmless discoloration of the
water and/or fluctuations in water pressure. Should this occur, running a
cold water tap for a short period will help to restore water color to normal.
To avoid possible discoloration of clothing, residents may wish to avoid
laundering during the time indicated above and for at the next 24 hours
after testing is complete.
We appreciate your understanding and apologize for any inconveniences
caused during this time. Contact the office at 302-697-6372 during regular business hours of 7:30
am – 4:00 pm; Monday through Friday, should you have any further
questions.
KING-VOSHELL FH FLOW TESTING 3.1023
Police Officers Wanted
