Cheyenne City Council Ward II · Nov 3, 2026
Lynn Storey-Huylar
Candidate for City Council Ward II
Lynn Storey-Huylar is running for Cheyenne City Council Ward II in the Nov 3, 2026 election, against Janelle Rose.
Absentee and early voting begins · Tue, Oct 6, 2026
TomorrowDirector of Safe Harbor, Cheyenne's children's justice center, and a former school board trustee. She served on the Laramie County School District 1 Board of Trustees from 2012 to 2020, including two years as chair.
Ward I's primary had nine candidates; Maren Kallas and Rhianna Brand advanced with 792 and 482 votes. Ward II had three; Janelle Rose and Lynn Storey-Huylar advanced with 2,987 and 1,953 votes. Cap City News · Aug 18, 2026
Where Lynn Storey-Huylar stands: positions on the record
Data centers1 sourced position
as reported by the Wyoming Tribune Eagle; not a direct quote
Supports a temporary moratorium on additional data center approvals until the city establishes a clearer process for evaluating them.
Own statementWyoming Tribune Eagle
Public engagement1 sourced position
Says the city can do better by involving the public earlier and allowing adequate time to examine proposals.
“We can do better by involving the public earlier, allowing adequate time to examine proposals, avoiding unnecessary emergency actions, providing plain-language information and explaining how public input changed—or did not change—the final decision.”
Own statementWyoming Tribune Eagle candidate questionnaire: Lynn Storey-Huylar
Affordable housing1 sourced position
Says affordability should not mean developer incentives without accountability or shifting infrastructure costs to current residents.
“However, affordability should not mean giving developers incentives without accountability or shifting infrastructure expenses onto current residents.”
Own statementWyoming Tribune Eagle candidate questionnaire: Lynn Storey-Huylar
City budget1 sourced position
Says she would prioritize essential services, public safety and infrastructure and avoid passing unfunded costs to future councils.
“I would prioritize essential services, public safety and infrastructure; require competitive and transparent purchasing; review programs for effectiveness; and avoid passing unfunded costs to future councils.”
Own statementWyoming Tribune Eagle candidate questionnaire: Lynn Storey-Huylar
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