AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoHealth Care Policy: Memorial Hospital of Sweetwater County staff will press Wyoming lawmakers for stronger protections against violence toward health workers. The committee takes up the issue Nov. 12-13; the hospital logged 84 incidents in two fiscal years. Election Oversight: Laramie County certified its results, with a recount confirming Ashley Jessen’s two-vote win in a school board race. The state canvassing board is set to review statewide results Nov. 10. Property Taxes: Voters rejected Proposition 1, easing local governments’ concerns about deep revenue cuts. AI and Infrastructure: Google’s planned $17 billion Wyoming data center is sharpening debate over power and water needs as lawmakers weigh how to accommodate the industry. Incoming Leadership: Senator-elect Harriet Hageman says housing and affordability could offer room for bipartisan work, including on permitting and timber policy. Economy: Wyoming employment slipped 0.2% year over year in the first quarter, even as total payroll rose 5.4%.
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