2211 King Boulevard Casper, WY | PO Box 2640, Casper, WY 82602 | (307) 234-7147
The Wyoming Oil and Gas Conservation Commission would like to extend condolences to the family of Commissioner Jimmy Goolsby. No one was more supportive of oil and gas in Wyoming, and his presence as a friend and mentor will be greatly missed at the WOGCC.
Latest Updates
Latest Updates
We are hiring a Petroleum Engineer I! Join the Wyoming Oil and Gas Conservation Commission, where you will play a crucial role in resource management and regulatory advancements. Join a supportive team committed to excellence and enjoy a balanced work environment with minimal travel and an office located in the scenic city of Casper, WY. Apply here!
Thank you to everyone who brought donations in for the Humane Society! They were very appreciative. For the next few months we will be collecting donations for the Youth Crisis Center. Items needed: Puzzles, Painting Supplies, Playing Cards, Coloring Books, Colored Pencils, Gym shorts, T-shirts, Sports bras, Hoodies, Sweat pants, bowling and movie passes. Small and X-Large Clothing is needed the most.
Commission Hearings: The WOGCC hearings are held in person on the second Tuesday of each month at 9 a.m. A YouTube link to watch will be available during the hearings on the website. It is strongly encouraged for everyone providing testimony to the Commission to attend in person. However, if remote testimony is necessary due to an inability to travel to the hearings, please contact the WOGCC as soon as possible to ensure remote testimony can be accommodated.
Filing Changes: The Commission is changing two filing requirements for hearings. The changes relate to deadlines for application filings and the process for filing DSUs.
-For details and more information, click here.
-Updated filing deadlines are found under the Hearings tab under Hearings Docket and Information.
Our History
Our History
In 1951, the Wyoming Oil and Gas Conservation Act was established, and through this act, the Wyoming Oil and Gas Conservation Commission (WOGCC) and its role in regulating oil and gas was formed. As outlined in the Conservation Act, the WOGCC is charged primarily with preventing the waste of oil and gas and protecting correlative rights for Wyoming. The WOGCC works alongside many other agencies in the state that also play a role in providing a balanced approach for the industry and Wyoming.
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