Cody building permits, September 28–October 4, 2026

Public notice. Cody’s public permit map service lists 13 building permits with an issue date from September 28, 2026, through October 4, 2026. The newest issue date in that set is October 2, 2026.

Of those 13 records, the largest type groups were Electrical - Commercial (2), Electrical - Residential (2), Fence Permit - Residential (2), Re-Roof/Repair Residential (2), and Demolition Permit - Residential (1). Those five groups are 9 of the 13. Also present: Fence Permit - Commercial (1), Re-Roof/Repair Commercial (1), and Siding/Stucco Permit - Commercial (1).

Thirteen issued rows is a small-city week — and that is exactly why it matters in Park County, Wyoming. Cody is a news-desert-adjacent community where open permit counts are one of the few weekly public signals that electrical work, fences, roofs, and light commercial repairs are still clearing city hall.

Electrical work appears on both residential and commercial sides (2 + 2). Fence and re-roof/repair residential each add two rows. One residential demolition and a trio of commercial fence, re-roof, and siding/stucco permits round out a mix that is maintenance-heavy rather than subdivision-scale.

For neighbors near downtown Cody and the residential edges toward the Absaroka front, the practical read is simple: households and small commercial sites were pulling electrical, fence, roof, and siding work. Demolition (1) should be verified on the city’s map if you are tracking a specific block — this page will not invent the address.

Notice Nearby places this paper on /wy/park. In thin-coverage counties, a transparent 13-row weekly count beats silence. Compare later Filed Nearby pulls to see whether commercial repair tags rise as tourist-season shoulders continue.

Gateway towns feel shoulder-season differently than big metros. After summer tourism eases, property owners often schedule electrical upgrades, fence resets, and roof repairs before winter. A 13-row issued week in early October fits that pattern without requiring this page to invent a street list.