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Johnson County Prosecuting Attorney

Providing a listing of the victim service providers by county. Types of programs: - Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault (DVSA) - Victim Witness (V/W) - Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE) - Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) - Child Advocacy Center (CAC)

County Attorney Other number is the victim witness program

The duties of the County Attorney’s Office include: Representation of the State of Wyoming in all criminal proceedings before the circuit, district, and juvenile court Initiating civil proceedings for neglect, delinquent children and children in need of supervision in the juvenile court Initiating involuntary commitment proceedings for mentally ill individuals Providing legal advise to all county entities regarding civil matters

Provides advocacy for victims of domestic violence and sexual assault in Crook and Weston County.

The Victim Assistance Program provides victims with support, assistance, and crisis intervention at a time when it is most needed. The Victim Assistance Program is staffed by dedicated and highly trained advocates who are on call 24 hours a day

The Eastern Shoshone Victim Services Program (ESVSP) is a free resource for survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault who need assistance.

Services and assistance to victims of all crimes.

Sheriff's Office Other number Victim Witness Coordinator Charity LaFountain [email protected]

The Lincoln County Attorney is responsible to prosecute felonies and most misdemeanors committed within Lincoln County. In addition, the County Attorney’s Office represents the county in civil matters and acts as legal counsel to the county officers acting in their official capacity.

The Converse County Attorney is an elected official, serving the people of Converse County. This office prosecutes violations of state law, both felony and misdemeanor, that occur anywhere in Converse County.

We are a 24 hours crisis intervention program, assisting victims of crime with essential information and protection services. We will assist victims with emergency shelter and housing, referral to community agencies that can offer assistance and provide victims information to help cover monetary expenses obtained due to a criminal act, to include medical, counseling and even funeral expenses. We can assist victims with protection orders as well.

Fremont County Attorney - Lander office

DVS administers the Wyoming Crime Victim Compensation Program (WCVCP) that provides financial assistance to hundreds of victims each year. Benefits are awarded for out-of-pocket expenses, medical expenses, lost wages, and counseling costs related to emotional and physical injury suffered by the victim and the victims family as a direct result of a crime. The program does not compensate victims for damaged or stolen property.

Non-Emergency Police Contact Number: 307-856-4891. Victim Witness Contact Number: 307-856-9131, 307-857-7672. Victim Witness Email : [email protected], [email protected]

Teton County and Prosecuting Attorney

Hot Springs County Attorney

The Laramie County Sheriff's Office in partnership with the community is dedicated to providing ethical and professional services that promote and protect the well-being, safety and security of all people in the county; and to operating a safe constitutional jail system. Other phone number is to Jail. Victim Witness Coordinator 307-633-4756

Sweetwater County Attorney - Rock Springs

Police Department

Offer clients guidance when filling out protection orders and other forms, attend court hearings with or in place of the victim as permitted and help victims contact attorneys to make sure they are able to communicate their needs.

Call Monday-Friday from 8-5 for general department requests. If you're wanting to report a crime or suspicious activity, use the dispatch number at 307-637-6525.

Sweetwater County Attorney - Green River

Provides quality services to meet the individual needs of victims of all crimes, regardless of age, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, or type of crime through effective associations with cooperating agencies; to encourage compassion, respect, and sensitivity toward victims and their families; to support victim safety and independence.

The City of Rawlins Police Department serves the community by protecting citizens and property, preventing crime, enforcing laws, and maintaining order. The Department's primary goal is to contribute to the quality of life in Rawlins.