CHEYENNE — Gov. Mark Gordon will travel to Cody Feb. 16 as part of a series of events around the state entitled, The Essentials Budget: Protecting and Powering Wyoming’s Future, highlighting the …
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CHEYENNE — Gov. Mark Gordon will travel to Cody Feb. 16 as part of a series of events around the state entitled, The Essentials Budget: Protecting and Powering Wyoming’s Future, highlighting the importance of the upcoming budget session and the decisions made there. Topics will include protecting core industries, economic and business growth, importance of saving, property tax reform and others as time allows. The governor will also highlight important priorities in his budget that could affect local communities.
The public will have the opportunity to ask questions for a portion of the event. As well, the governor will take time to speak with local media after the event. The series starts in Lander at 1 p.m. in the Wind River Room at The Inn at Lander on Tuesday, Feb. 3. The governor will be in Gillette on Feb. 13, Torrington on Feb. 25 and Rock Springs on March 2.
For more information about the budget visit the Governor’s website.