Wyoming installation guides.
Wyoming DEQ’s air rules on burning (Chapter 10 of its air quality regulations) cover open burning and large-scale smoke, not indoor stoves, so wood stove permits and code checks come from the local city or county.
Wyoming DEQ Air Quality Division: Smoke Management and Open Burning2 towns
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Cheyenne
Laramie County / southeast WyomingCheyenne’s building FAQ lists fireplaces among residential work that needs a permit, and we found no Wyoming or Cheyenne rule that restricts indoor wood burning on poor-air days.
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Campbell County / northeast WyomingGillette’s city code lists installing a woodstove by name as a residential mechanical permit item, and both providers listed here are Gillette shops that install what they sell.
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