Cheyenne City Council Ward III · Nov 3, 2026

Bill Bryant

Candidate for City Council Ward III

6 candidates · 3 seats6 sourced positions

Bill Bryant is running for Cheyenne City Council Ward III in the Nov 3, 2026 election, against Ken Esquibel.

Absentee and early voting begins · Tue, Oct 6, 2026

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Retired U.S. Marine who also served as an Air Force Security Police Supervisor. He later worked in private investigations and fugitive recovery.

Ken Esquibel is the incumbent in Ward III. He and Bill Bryant advanced from a four-candidate primary field. Cap City News · Aug 18, 2026

Where Bill Bryant stands: positions on the record

Inspection warrants1 sourced position

Says the city does not need to expand its authority through administrative warrants.
“I do not believe the City needs to expand its authority through administrative warrants.”
Own statementWyoming Tribune Eagle candidate questionnaire: Bill Bryant

Stormwater fee1 sourced position

Says he wants the stormwater fee, which the council repealed, to be permanently eliminated.
“Although the fee was temporarily repealed, I want to see it permanently eliminated.”
Own statementWyoming Tribune Eagle candidate questionnaire: Bill Bryant

Data centers1 sourced position

Says he is concerned about the speed and scale of annexations tied to data-center development.
“I am concerned about the speed and scale at which Cheyenne is annexing land, specifically land associated with data-center development.”
Own statementWyoming Tribune Eagle candidate questionnaire: Bill Bryant

City budget1 sourced position

Says that before raising any fee, rate or tax the city should ask where it can reduce spending to give relief.
“Before we raise another fee, rate, or tax, we should first ask a simple question: Where can the City reduce spending and give taxpayers and ratepayers some relief?”
Own statementWyoming Tribune Eagle candidate questionnaire: Bill Bryant

Affordable housing1 sourced position

Says affordable housing does not have to mean another government program and that the city should remove its own cost barriers.
“Affordable housing does not have to mean another expensive government program.”
Own statementWyoming Tribune Eagle candidate questionnaire: Bill Bryant

Surveillance cameras1 sourced position

Says Cheyenne does not need to move toward mass surveillance and cites concerns about Flock cameras.
“I do not believe Cheyenne—or Wyoming—needs to move toward a dystopian system of mass surveillance.”
Own statementWyoming Tribune Eagle candidate questionnaire: Bill Bryant

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