Casper authorities investigating multiple overnight suspected arson cases

(Casper, WY) – The Casper Police Department announced Thursday, July 3rd that they are investigating a series of fires that occurred throughout the community within a span of 12 hours.

The full release from CPD is below.

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Between the hours of 8:00pm on July 2 and 8:00am on July 3, 2025, the Casper Police Department, along with partnering first responder agencies, responded to five separate fire incidents within the community.

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At this time, all five incidents are being investigated as suspected arson.

No injuries have been reported; however, one incident resulted in significant property damage.

The Casper Police Department urges residents to remain alert for suspicious activity, particularly in the areas listed below. If you live in these areas, please review your home surveillance footage from the evening of July 2 and early morning hours of July 3 and share any relevant information or footage with the Casper Police Department.

Locations of Suspected Arson Fires:

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• 900 block of South Chestnut Street (8:10pm July 2)

• 1600 block of East Yellowstone Highway (2:15am)

• 900 block of North Kimball Street (2:56am)

• Area of East H Street and North Lincoln Street (3:12am)

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• 400 block of North McKinley Street (7:58am)

Anyone with information is encouraged to contact the Casper Police Department at 307-235-8278 or report anonymously through Crime Stoppers of Central Wyoming at 307-577-8477 or online at crime-stoppers.com.

Surveillance footage and other relevant media can be submitted directly to rladd@casperwy.gov.

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The Casper Police Department is dedicated to the protection and safety of our community through the highest standards of professionalism in police services.


More updates from the Casper Police Department can be viewed via their Facebook page here.

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