Governor Gordon unveils new state grant resources for communities

The Governor recently announced the launch of the Wyoming Grant Assistance Program (WYGAP), a statewide effort designed to increase Wyoming’s access to federal funding and support grants management capacity in local communities across the state. 

The initiative is in response to community requests for assistance in accessing available federal grants. These can be used to reduce local community tax burden while improving services. WYGAP will help our local governments and small businesses succeed, the Governor said. Organizations looking for assistance can visit the WYGAP website to apply. 

Governor Gordon Attends the Republican National Convention

Governor Gordon spent time this week at the Republican National Convention, joining Wyoming delegates and our Congressional delegation for several events. He didn’t want to miss such an historic opportunity to stand in solidarity with fellow Wyomingites.

Governor joins celebration to thank Teton Pass workers

The Governor traveled to Jackson to personally thank workers who were able to get Teton Pass reopened after a catastrophic road failure. Crews worked 24 hours per day to complete emergency repairs in only three weeks. 

IN CASE YOU MISSED IT

• The Governor named Angi Bruce Director of the Wyoming Game and Fish Department.
• The Governor responded to a judge's order blocking a rewrite of the Title IX rule
• Governor Gordon's WGA initiative is getting attention 
• Wyoming is working with a nuclear technology innovator.
• The Governor discussed the future of Wyoming’s core industries on the latest Morning Gather podcast.
• Early and absentee voting for the Aug. 20 primary election begins next week.

"It is time we remember what made America great and time to come together behind the top of our ticket and help the Trump-Vance Administration reverse the misguided and harmful policies we have all endured for the past four years." - Governor Mark Gordon