Role: city permits, planning, building inspection, GIS, and development navigation; geography: Green River city limits; cost/eligibility: permit and project rules vary—confirm before acting; emergency limit: not emergency response, a cleanup service, or legal advice. | Confirm current intake, eligibility, geography, fees, hours, and capacity before relying on a referral.
Green River Development Services
Ask about the correct city contact for a property, building, access, or development concern. The department does not promise a hoarding assessment or cleanup.
Role: city code and nuisance-property pathway for weeds, obstructions, parking, and related ordinances; geography: Green River city limits; cost/eligibility: city jurisdiction and ordinance rules apply—confirm before filing; emergency limit: not 911, crisis care, or a guaranteed cleanup. | Confirm current intake, eligibility, geography, fees, hours, and capacity before relying on a referral.
Green River Nuisance Enforcement
The city describes nuisance-property, blocked-view, weed, and parking concerns and provides a community-services contact. Ask what applies to your situation and what notice or process follows.
Role: city water, sewer, sanitation, streets, snow removal, and infrastructure contact; geography: Green River city services; cost/eligibility: utility account, service area, and emergency rules apply—confirm directly; emergency limit: not a behavioral-health crisis line or cleanup service. | Confirm current intake, eligibility, geography, fees, hours, and capacity before relying on a referral.
Green River Public Works
Use Public Works for city infrastructure questions such as water, sewer, sanitation, streets, snow, and access. Confirm whether the address is inside city service boundaries.
Role: city public-safety and dispatch pathway; geography: Green River city limits; cost/eligibility: call type and jurisdiction determine response—confirm with dispatch; emergency limit: call 911 for immediate danger, not this page or email. | Confirm current intake, eligibility, geography, fees, hours, and capacity before relying on a referral.
Green River Police Department
The department says email and messaging are not monitored 24/7. Call 911 for immediate danger or dispatch for a non-emergency officer request.
Role: fire, rescue, emergency-management, and safety pathway; geography: Green River and its response area; cost/eligibility: emergency and prevention services vary—confirm directly; emergency limit: call 911 for a fire, rescue need, or immediate life safety threat. | Confirm current intake, eligibility, geography, fees, hours, and capacity before relying on a referral.
Green River Fire Department
Ask the fire department about immediate fire or rescue needs and available prevention or safety education. Do not delay an emergency call while seeking a referral.
Role: 24/7 emergency medical care and area trauma hospital; geography: regional Sweetwater County hospital in Rock Springs; cost/eligibility: emergency department billing and clinical triage rules apply; emergency limit: call 911 for emergencies and do not use the guide as medical advice. | Confirm current intake, eligibility, geography, fees, hours, and capacity before relying on a referral.
Memorial Hospital of Sweetwater County Emergency Department
The hospital says its emergency department is staffed 24/7 and directs people to call 911 for emergencies. Use it for immediate medical danger, injury, or acute illness—not a cleanup referral.
Role: same-day and urgent medical clinic; geography: regional clinic in Rock Springs serving nearby communities; cost/eligibility: hours, insurance, and clinical fit must be confirmed; emergency limit: not 911, emergency transport, or hoarding cleanup. | Confirm current intake, eligibility, geography, fees, hours, and capacity before relying on a referral.
Sweetwater Walk-In Clinic
The clinic describes same-day care for urgent but non-life-threatening health concerns and says hours can change. Call before traveling and use 911 for emergencies.
Role: hospital behavioral-health and qualified-care pathway; geography: Sweetwater County regional service area; cost/eligibility: intake, insurance, fees, age, and availability must be confirmed; emergency limit: not a guaranteed crisis bed, cleanup service, or 911 substitute. | Confirm current intake, eligibility, geography, fees, hours, and capacity before relying on a referral.
Memorial Hospital Behavioral Health
Ask whether the hospital's current behavioral-health services fit the concern and how to begin. The page describes care for behavioral-health concerns but does not promise a hoarding-specific program.
Role: integrated behavioral-health access through medical care; geography: Memorial Hospital regional service area; cost/eligibility: ask about referral, insurance, fees, and clinician availability; emergency limit: urgent or emergency needs require the appropriate crisis or 911 pathway. | Confirm current intake, eligibility, geography, fees, hours, and capacity before relying on a referral.
Memorial Hospital Behavioral Health Integration
Ask a medical care team whether integrated behavioral-health support is available for the person affected and what the next step is. It is not a diagnosis or a promise of in-home support.
Role: comprehensive community mental-health and substance-use treatment; geography: Sweetwater County, with service information based in Rock Springs; cost/eligibility: ask about intake, insurance, fees, age, and service area; emergency limit: not 911 or a guaranteed hoarding-specialty program. | Confirm current intake, eligibility, geography, fees, hours, and capacity before relying on a referral.
Southwest Counseling Service
Southwest Counseling Service describes mental-health and substance-use services for adolescents, adults, and families in Sweetwater County. Ask whether the current service mix fits the concern.
Role: statewide behavioral-health program and provider navigation; geography: Wyoming, including Sweetwater County; cost/eligibility: regional program eligibility and funding rules vary—confirm with the provider; emergency limit: not 911 or direct cleanup response. | Confirm current intake, eligibility, geography, fees, hours, and capacity before relying on a referral.
Wyoming Department of Health Behavioral Health Division
Use the state division to understand Wyoming's behavioral-health programs and ask which current regional pathway serves Sweetwater County.
Role: free 24/7 crisis call, text, and chat pathway; geography: Wyoming and nationwide; cost/eligibility: free access, with crisis response and handoff rules confirmed by 988; emergency limit: call 911 for immediate danger, medical emergency, or fire. | Confirm current intake, eligibility, geography, fees, hours, and capacity before relying on a referral.
Wyoming 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline
Call or text 988 for emotional distress or a behavioral-health crisis. Wyoming lists local crisis-center coverage, but 988 does not provide cleanup, housing, or emergency dispatch.
Role: state housing, rent, utility, and energy-assistance navigation; geography: Wyoming, including Sweetwater County; cost/eligibility: income, age, disability, household, and program rules must be confirmed; emergency limit: not 911, shelter, or a guaranteed payment. | Confirm current intake, eligibility, geography, fees, hours, and capacity before relying on a referral.
Wyoming Department of Family Services ERAP and utility assistance
Review current Wyoming and DFS housing-stability pathways and confirm whether a current program accepts applications for the household and address.
Role: local public-health and health-education navigation; geography: Sweetwater County, with a Green River city contact page; cost/eligibility: program and inspection rules must be confirmed; emergency limit: not a 911 dispatcher, emergency department, or cleanup provider. | Confirm current intake, eligibility, geography, fees, hours, and capacity before relying on a referral.
Sweetwater County Board of Health
Ask the county board or health contacts which current public-health pathway fits a safety, environmental, or health concern. Do not assume it provides a hoarding assessment.
Role: person-centered aging and disability services navigation; geography: Wyoming, including Sweetwater County; cost/eligibility: waiver, functional, financial, and service-plan criteria apply—confirm directly; emergency limit: not emergency response or a cleanup program. | Confirm current intake, eligibility, geography, fees, hours, and capacity before relying on a referral.
Wyoming Home and Community Based Services
Review state HCBS information when aging, disability, or independent-living support may affect safety at home. Ask about current local options and eligibility.
Role: protective-services information and reporting pathway; geography: Wyoming, including Sweetwater County; cost/eligibility: screening, jurisdiction, and investigation rules apply—confirm with the state; emergency limit: call 911 for immediate danger, assault, fire, or a medical emergency. | Confirm current intake, eligibility, geography, fees, hours, and capacity before relying on a referral.
Wyoming Adult Protective Services and vulnerable-adult reporting
Use state information when you are worried about abuse, neglect, or exploitation of a vulnerable adult. Reporting is not a cleanup plan or a guarantee of a particular outcome.
Role: poison exposure information and triage; geography: nationwide, including Wyoming; cost/eligibility: free telephone access, with clinical triage based on the exposure; emergency limit: call 911 for collapse, breathing trouble, seizure, fire, or immediate life threat. | Confirm current intake, eligibility, geography, fees, hours, and capacity before relying on a referral.
Poison Control
Call Poison Control for possible poison, medication, chemical, or household-product exposure. It is not a hoarding cleanup or general home-safety service.
Role: emergency dispatch for immediate danger, fire, serious injury, or life-threatening medical need; geography: Green River and Sweetwater County emergency response; cost/eligibility: emergency response rules and billing may apply; emergency limit: use 911 for emergencies, not routine referrals or cleanup planning. | Confirm current intake, eligibility, geography, fees, hours, and capacity before relying on a referral.
911 emergency response
Call 911 when someone is in immediate danger, a fire or dangerous utility failure is active, or urgent medical help is needed. If it is not an emergency, use the appropriate local or 988 pathway.