AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoNuclear Energy: Bill Gates, Gov. Mark Gordon and other Western officials toured TerraPower’s Natrium reactor site in Kemmerer, where construction is underway on Wyoming’s first advanced nuclear plant. Election Rules: A Wyoming legislative committee advanced election-related bill drafts for the next session; Freedom Caucus lawmakers backed some proposals but rejected a dark-money resolution. Property Taxes: Gov. Gordon warned a ballot measure could affect local services, while officials raised concerns about potential cuts to fire budgets and school funding. Campaigns: Early voting in Laramie County is outpacing 2022, as Wyoming’s U.S. House and gubernatorial candidates make their cases to voters. Economy: Wyoming’s job market improved in the second quarter, with unemployment down modestly and taxable sales up 9.6%; mining employment continued to decline. Local Government: Medicine Bow officials say they won’t foreclose over unpaid utility bills and are reviewing whether a resident’s state assistance was properly collected.
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