Bill Signings, School Visits and Legislative Session discussion
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Governor Gordon signs first bills of 2025 legislative session
With the 2025 legislative session winding down, Governor Gordon has begun signing bills. The first bill to be signed by the Governor was Senate File 20, a bill that provides important support for producers in Wyoming’s core oil and gas industry. Sponsored by the Joint Minerals, Business and Economic Development committee, the bill benefits Wyoming’s energy industry and provides additional support for small oil and gas operators.
The Governor has also signed bills reducing the coal severance tax rate from 6.5 to 6 percent; providing better guidance and support to law enforcement when responding to missing adults; supporting the state's snowmobile visitor economy; and authorizing specially designed license plates to be issued to benefit search and rescue efforts.
An updated list of bills the Governor has acted on *can be found here. [ [link removed] ] *
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Governor Celebrates Innovation and Education Excellence in Park County
Governor Gordon *visited two Park County school districts this week [ [link removed] ]* to witness firsthand the transformative impact of his Reimagining and Innovating the Delivery of Education (RIDE) education initiative. The Governor’s visit to the K-12 Meeteetse school and Park County School District #6 in Cody showed the future is brighter than ever for students across the state.
"Wyoming’s educators and students are proving what’s possible with flexible, student-driven learning," the Governor said. “The energy and innovation in our schools are nothing short of inspiring.
RIDE Visit Meeteetse
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Gov. Gordon unpacks legislative session as endpoint draws near
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As Wyoming’s general legislative session winds down, *Wyoming Public Radio* [ [link removed] ] sat down with Gov. Mark Gordon to talk about how it’s been going so far, touching on topics like strategies used by the Wyoming Freedom Caucus, the record number bills received for introduction and whether Gordon plans on running for a third term.
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Governor Gordon Appoints Stacia Berry Director of Office of State Lands and Investments
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Governor Mark Gordon has appointed Stacia Berry to serve as Director of the Wyoming Office of State Lands and Investments (OSLI), *pending confirmation by the Wyoming Senate. [ [link removed] ]*
Gov. Gordon talks energy policy, brighter days at governors forum
For American Energy this is the Golden Age
Gov. Mark Gordon joined Continental Resource Founder and Chairman Harold Hamm at the North American Prospect Expo Summit Governors Forum for a candid energy policy and strategy conversation before an *audience of more than 500 industry leaders and news media in Houston. [ [link removed] ]*
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IN CASE YOU MISSED IT
* *Gov. Gordon joins Byron Town Hall meeting; highlights mental health programs [ [link removed] ]*
* *Video: Wyoming kids are raising trout in the classroom [ [link removed] ]*
* *Gordon Critical of Legislative Power Grab as He Signs 17 Bills Thursday [ [link removed] ]*
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