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Gov. Mark Gordon has signed over 60 bills into law with just days left of the legislative session. He’s also let six bills become law without his signature. They include a repeal of gun free zones, a repeal of the state budget reserve account and tightening abortion restrictions.
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A state budget agreement was reached Tuesday night after the last attempt to negotiate differences between the House and Senate versions failed. It now heads to both chambers for presentations.
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Negotiations on Wyoming’s budget hit a roadblock on Monday night. Legislators in both chambers were unable to reconcile their fiscal differences. After passionate debate, the slate was wiped clean with new committee appointees and a budget agreement was reached late Tuesday.
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Lawmakers could pass a measure allowing the state to sell a migration corridor near Grand Teton National Park to the federal government — but with some caveats.
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Wyoming lawmakers have had some time to rest and reflect on the 2023 legislative session. Several notable things happened this year – there were a lot of new lawmakers, the Republican party had some division between traditional Republicans and a newer, national party called the Freedom Caucus and there was a budget surplus. Wyoming Public Radio spoke with the leaders of both the House and Senate to re-cap. This interview is with WPR’s Caitlin Tan and Speaker of the House Albert Sommers (R-Sublette County). They spoke recently at Sommers’ ranch in Sublette County.
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Financially things are looking good for the state of Wyoming, according to a new report; however, the governor warns some future concerns remain.
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How do you view the legislature cutting 430 million dollars and not passing any tax increases? By contributing your comment, you consent to the…
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How do you think budget cuts in Wyoming will affect you, and would you support paying more taxes to maintain those services? By contributing your comment,…
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Gov. Mark Gordon said although Wyoming's revenue picture is changing, the state should take the next two years to determine priorities and decide where…
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Wyoming Gov. Mark Gordon unveiled a mostly flat budget, rejecting a number of budget increases. But he did not cut the existing budget, using reserve…