AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoElection Watch: Laramie County recorded 1,212 early votes in the first three days, up sharply from 290 over the same period in 2022. Voting continues through Nov. 2, with satellite voting in Burns and Albin on Saturday. Property Tax Stakes: Ranchester’s volunteer fire chief warned the department could lose up to 40% of its budget depending on November votes on Proposition 1 and renewal of the county sales tax. Local Government: Teton County commissioners adopted a resolution affirming immigrants’ dignity and committing to clear protocols for county cooperation with federal immigration authorities. Open Government: Rawlins City Manager Matt Hall received the Wyoming Press Association’s October Benjamin Franklin Award for promoting transparency and public access to government. State Policy: Wyoming lawmakers are moving to further restrict online gaming, as the state’s gaming review leaves the future of sweepstakes casinos unresolved.
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