Community
Cody, Wyoming is a unique and historic community located at the east entrance of
Yellowstone National Park, in northwest Wyoming. Colonel William F. "Buffalo Bill"
Cody founded the town of Cody in 1896 with economic development in
mind. In the true entrepreneurial spirit, Buffalo Bill used his
stature and position to provide Cody with plenty of room to grow by
providing abundant water supplies, affordable electricity, rail
service and excellent highways. With the excellent infrastructure
and prime location, Cody has grown to become the trade center for an
area larger than some states. The end result is that Cody can
provide the cultural and social amenities, shopping, family
activities and the feel of a large city while maintaining the rural
character and quality of life of a small western community.
Cody is located 52 miles from the East Entrance to Yellowstone National Park. The 105-year old continues to prosper with its diverse economy, which includes oil/minerals, agriculture, timbering, light industry, Western Design and tourism. Oil was discovered near Cody in 1904 and several large producing fields are still located nearby. When the Buffalo Bill Dam, located just west of Cody, was completed in 1910, it was the highest dam in the world. Year-round recreational opportunities are almost limitless in Cody with the surrounding mountains, forest and wilderness areas.
- content from Cody Wyoming of Commerce & Cody Economic Developement Council
Other pages you might find helpful:
Big Sky Economic Development Authority
The mission of the Big Sky Economic Development Authority is to promote business and growth in a manner that compliments the community.
Billings Peace Seekers
Billings Peace Seekers is a smaller branch of Montana Peace Seekers, who strives to spread peaceful actions and a peaceful way of life.
Children's Resource Center
Based in Cody, the Children's Resource Center provides assistance and resources for children and families with children who have disabilities.
City of Cody Parks and Recreation
City of Cody department of Parks and Recreation.
Park County Library System
Official site for the Park County Library System.
Park County School District
Website for the Park County School District.
Park County, Wyoming
The official site for Park County, Wyoming.
The Compassionate Friends
The Compassionate Friends offers grieving families support, friendship, and self help support.





