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This means the board will have to enforce the 4% property tax increase cap with the assumption it’s constitutional. This comes after the governor moved to sue the Board of Equalization over concerns that the cap is unconstitutional.
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The board says the 4% cap on residential property prevents equal assessments and raises constitutional concerns.
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The City of Denver along with other Colorado and Idaho counties have passed moratoriums on data center development. Cheyenne, Wyoming, opted to speed ahead.
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The Secretary of State sent letters to the Fremont County Commission and Governor Gordon, calling for a look at voting maps in the area in light of a Supreme Court decision that limits how much race can be part of re-drawing electoral districts.
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Although pay inequality has been decreasing in the state, it still falls short of the national average: 81 cents per dollar.
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Officials and experts say this will allow mining and processing operators to move more quickly through permitting processes that will, in turn, help the local economy.
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The governor’s executive order approved one-time state funding for the federal program, which helps supplement school lunches for families with low incomes during the summer months.
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‘If you're not growing, you're dying,' Gordon warns.
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Six qualified voters in Hot Springs County asked Gordon to remove two of the county’s commissioners, alleging they violated their oaths of office when they reconsidered a land use change application.
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Gov. Mark Gordon talked about the budget session, Wyoming Freedom Caucus and the tech future of the state.