Welcome to Magic City

Welcome to Magic City Enterprises! We are pleased that you have chosen Magic City Enterprises as your services provider.

The Magic City Enterprises (MCE) Participant Policy Manual provides basic information about the policies of MCE to you, your parents/guardians, our staff and involved local, state, and federal agencies.

All managers have the authority to develop additional procedures to assist in the implementing these policies with prior approval of the Chief Executive Officer (CEO).

New participants get a current copy of the Participant Policy Manual and agree to abide by the policies of MCE. It is your responsibility to become very familiar with these policies and see that they are followed. Each manager is responsible for keeping their procedure manuals up to date and that you have a copy. All written procedures must be approved by the CEO.

Download Participant Policy Manual

Since the Participant Policy Manual and area procedures are subject to changes and updates, participants should refer specific questions to their Manager or Supervisor. A master copy of the current Participant Policy Manual and procedures will be available to you in the Administration office or your case manager's office.

A copy of this manual is provided to everyone receiving services so they may understand the policies which apply to them and are to be followed while you are at MCE.

Magic City Enterprises was established in 1972 under the official sponsorship of the Cheyenne Kiwanis Club Foundation, a private non profit Wyoming Corporation. In April 1984, a new corporation, Magic City Enterprises, Inc., was formed to deal exclusively with the business of MCE.

MCE is certified by the U.S. Department of Labor as a Sheltered Workshop and Training Program (as appropriate) and is in compliance with the Department of Labor Regulations.

MCE receives its primary financial support from the Wyoming Department of Health, Wyoming Division of Developmental Disabilities (DDD) Home and Community-Based Waiver, Division of Vocational Rehabilitation, public school districts and individual participant fees. Other financial support comes from the Cheyenne Kiwanis Club Foundation, private tax deductible donations, and product/sub contract sales.

MCE is accredited by the nationally recognized Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF) and certified through the DDD Home and Community-Based Waiver.

MCE believes in dignity for persons with a developmental disability and in their right to become independent, contributing members of our community.