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1. Are courtesy cars availible?

Yes!

2. What types of fuel are availible at the airport?

Currently:

100 low lead

Coming Soon:

Jet A

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1. What day is my utility bill due?

Utility Bills are generated and mailed the 20th of each month and payment shall be paid by the 15th day of the following month to avoid late charges. On or after the 16th day of the month, if statement is not paid in full, a 2% penalty shall be added. Late payment will be collected until the first business day following the 5th of the following month. After the 5th, any unpaid accounts are subject to disconnect. 

For Example:

January 20th - Utility Bills are generated and mailed 

February 15th - Utility Bill payment due date to avoid late penalty charges

February 16th - 2% penalty added to all unpaid accounts (For utility bills generated and mailed on January 20th)

March 5th -  All unpaid accounts are subject to disconnect (For utility bills generated and mailed on January 20th)

2. Where can I pay my utility bill?

Option 1: Customers may pay their bill by cash, check, or Credit Card at City Hall or by dropping either cash or check payments in either of the two drop boxes provided at 245 West 4th Street.  

Option 2: Customers may request that their monthly statement be automatically withdrawn from their bank at no charge.  

Option 3: Customers may make payments through Xpress Bill Pay.

3. What day is my trash collected?

Monday – Lincoln Street and west.
Tuesday – Dexter Street between 3rd and 7th west to city limits and Hale Street between 7th and 11th west to Lincoln Street.
Wednesday – Hale Street between 7th and 11th east to Blake Street and Dexter between 3rd and 7th east to Main Street.
Thursday – Main Street between 3rd and 7th east to Grove, Main Street between N.R.R. and 3rd east to Ivy Street and all north of railroad tracks.
Friday – Southridge, Canyon Court, and Meadowlark Lane.

Collection sites vary depending on location. The most common collection site is curbside, however some collection sites are located behind your house in the alley. If you are unclear as to which collection site applies to you, please call City Hall at 970-332-4431.

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1. How much does it cost to print?

.20 cents a copy

2. How do I donate materials?

The Library accepts donations of gently used materials.  We will evaluate the material to see if it will be added to the collection.  

3. What do I need to get a library card?

Ask at the circulation desk for a library card application.  You will need a picture identification and verification of your current address.  Parents need to be present to sign their children's applications for a library card.

4. Does the library have WiFi?

Free wireless Internet access is available at the Wray Public Library.  The library is pleased to offer this service to all the visitors.  There is no time limit on the library's WiFi.

5. How do I renew an item?

You can call the library at 332.4744 and we will be happy to renew it over the phone, or you can stop in.  Renewal limit is based upon holds of the item.

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1. When is the Wray Museum open?

The Wray Museum is open weekly Tuesday through Saturday from Noon to 4 pm.

2. Is there an admission charge?

Suggested Admission to the Wray Museum is $5.00 per person or $10.00 per family. East Yuma County Historical Society Members receive free admission.

3. What does "suggested admission" mean?

You pay what you are able to pay, it is not a firm admission fee. This allows people who are on a budget, to pay what they can afford. We  want the Wray Museum to be accessible to everyone, regardless of how much they can spend. Remember admission fees help us maintain our wonderful Museum.

4. Can I schedule a group tour?

Group tours can be schedule at anytime by call the Wray Museum. Please give us a 48 hour prior notice.  There is any additional charge for tours outside of normal business hours.

5. Is food and drink allowed in the Museum?

Food and drinks are not allowed in the galleries.  Special permission is granted on a case by case basis for tours and program.

6. Are emotional support animals allowed in the museum?

Emotional support animals are not allowed in the Wray Museum.

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1. How can I volunteer to coach for the Recreation Department?

You will need to fill out the online volunteer/background check form here. You can also contact the Recreation Director at 970-332-4419.

2. What sports are available through the city recreation department?

We offer NFL Flag Football, Volleyball, Basketball, Soccer, Baseball (including coach pitch & T-ball) and Softball. For a full list of activities and descriptions please view our Youth Programs Brochure.

3. What activities do you offer during Wray Daze?

We offer FREE Bike & Trike Races, a FREE day of swimming at the Wray Aquatic Center, a FREE Pickleball Tournament and a Coed Adult Softball Tournament.

4. What additional programs are offered through the Recreation Department?

We offer Tots of Fun classes, Chefs in Training classes and additional seasonal classes are offered on a regular basis. Please check back regularly on our website and Wray Recreation Facebook Page for current and upcoming activities.

5. Do you except credit cards for payment?

Yes, you can pay with a credit card at City Hall for recreation activities. We only accept cash or check at the Wray Aquatic Center.

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1. What are your hours of operation for open swim?

The Wray Aquatic Center is open everyday. 

Opening day for 2022 is Friday, June 3. 

For a full list of hours of operation, please click here.

2. What is the cost for a season pass?

A family membership for the entire season is $200 for a family of four living in the same household. Each additional member in the same household is $15. (A discounted price is available during Pre-Registration on May 11 & 12, both days, from 5:00-7:00 PM at the Roundhouse) 

An Individual membership is $75.

Memberships are now ALL ACCESS! What's Included? Open Swims, Night Swims, Tadpole Time, Flick & Floats, Lap Swims & Water Aerobics

3. What is the cost for daily admission?

• Ages 0-3 & over age 65 is $1/visit.
• Ages 4-64 is $4/visit
• Lap Swim is $2/visit or you can purchase a Lap Swim Membership (family and individual pool passes not valid)
• Water Aerobics is $4/class or you can purchase a Water Aerobics Membership (family and individual pool passes not valid) 

4. What does the outside temperature need to be for the pool to open?

The outside temperature needs to be 65 degrees or above for the pool to open to the public.

5. When are swim lessons?

The Wray Aquatic Center offers:

Parent/Child Sessions:

June 13 - 17, 2022 

Learn To Swim Sessions:

Session 1 is June 20-24, 2022 (mornings)

Session 2 is July 11-15, 2022 (evenings)

To see the full schedule, please click here.

6. How old do you have to be to work at the pool?

Potential lifeguards must be 15 years old by the last day of the lifeguard training class and must be 16 years old or older in order to teach swim lessons.

To qualify to work at the concessions or front gate you must be 14 years old or older.

7. What are your guidelines for inclement weather at the pool?

The Wray Aquatic Center will be closed for lightning, thunder or heavy rain. Refunds will not be given for early closures due to inclement weather. All closures will be announced over the intercom system during operating hours. All closures will be posted on our Wray Pool Facebook page and signs will be posted at the entrance to the pool.

8. What day can we pre-register for swim lessons and purchase pool passes?

May 11 & 12 (both days) from 5:00 - 7:00 p.m. at City Hall Roundhouse. Cash & Check only. 

To save time in line, feel free to complete the registration form online and bring it with you to registration.

To access the pre-registration form, please click here.

To access the swim lesson form, please click here.

To access the parent/child swim lesson form, please click here.