AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoElection Watch: A new University of Wyoming survey found cost of living and the economy are residents’ top concerns, while a separate poll found more Wyomingites disapprove than approve of President Trump and the Wyoming Freedom Caucus. The Secretary of State is reviewing complaints alleging campaign contribution limits were exceeded in three governor’s campaigns; Gov. Mark Gordon is urging voters to reject Proposition 1. Federal election monitors are set to return to Laramie County but will stay outside polling places. Public Safety: The Laramie County Sheriff’s Office says its 287(g) program led to 538 immigration arrests in the past year, all following traffic violations; the figures and the office’s public-safety claims are its own. Economic Development: A Colorado company is considering a $4.7 billion fertilizer plant in Cheyenne, which Mayor Patrick Collins says could use Wyoming natural gas to supply Western states. City Hall: Collins authorized a $1.37 million emergency contract to replace the fire-damaged Historic Pumphouse roof, citing the risk of winter collapse. Tribal Heritage: A federal judge temporarily blocked Interior from transferring six collections of Indigenous artifacts, finding the move could cause irreparable harm.
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