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Welcome to the

Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality

Abandoned Mine Land Division

 

 

The Cheyenne AML Office Has Moved

Our address is: 

122 West 25th Street

Herschler Building, 1 West

Same building - different floor

 

 About AML

 

  
  The Abandoned Mine Land Program (AML) is one of five divisions of the Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality. AML’s mission is to mitigate safety hazards and repair environmental damage from past mining activities, and to assist communities impacted by mining.

 

  
  The AML traditional reclamation program has reclaimed thousands of acres of abandoned coal, bentonite, and uranium open pit mines, and new projects are initiated each year. AML has also closed several hundred hazardous gold and copper mine openings, and has an ongoing program to mitigate subsidence risks. AML also makes subsidence insurance available to property owners in affected communities.

 
 

To report hazardous or environmentally threatening conditions associated with mine sites, contact the Abandoned Mine Land Division. 

 

 Last updated February 3, 2012