CHEYENNE (WNE) — Gov. Mark Gordon joined 21 Republican governors for a meeting with President-elect Donald Trump in Florida on Thursday.

Gordon and the other governors expressed concern about federal overreach under President Joe Biden and a desire to cooperate with the incoming Trump administration on natural resource issues and energy policy. 

Gordon also shared with the president-elect that Wyoming — like other states — has seen drone incursions over critical infrastructure, which governors recognize as a national security concern.

“What a refreshing change. Instead of being told what D.C. was planning to do to us, President Trump asked us for help and promised his support. It was a thorough conversation and a call to action,” Gordon said in a statement. “The president-elect has once again demonstrated he recognizes states’ rights and understands many of the issues facing Western states. This leadership shift will bring positive benefits to our energy, mining, agriculture, tourism and business sectors.

“It was so good to be with my Republican colleagues. I am eager to partner with the Trump administration to ensure Wyoming’s perspective is considered when developing policies that impact how our lands and resources are developed.”