From Office of Governor Mark Gordon <[email protected]>
Subject An Update from Governor Mark Gordon, August 3, 2024
Date August 3, 2024 4:21 PM
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Grizzly delisting, Town Halls and Border Deployment





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Governor continues pushing the Feds to delist the GYE grizzly
grizzly bear

Governor Gordon has been fighting to ensure the delisting of the grizzly bear in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem (GYE). Through a cooperative agreement with Montana, this week Governor Gordon joined Governor Gianforte to *announce the successful translocation of two grizzly bears* [ [link removed] ] from the Northern Continental Divide Ecosystem (NCDE) in Montana to the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem (GYE) in Wyoming. 

The translocation addresses concerns cited by the court and demonstrates the commitment of Wyoming and Montana to ensure that genetic diversity remains. "Now it is clear that the grizzly bear in the Yellowstone ecosystem should be delisted, as it has been twice before," Governor Gordon said.

Also this week, Wyoming told the the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) in a legal filing that its inability meet the legally-required deadline for *Wyoming’s petition to delist the bear is unacceptable. [ [link removed] ]*






Economic Development, Education Lead Discussion at Sheridan Town Hall

Governor Gordon recently hosted a Town Hall event in Sheridan to discuss the economy, education, and job creation. The event highlighted workforce development, and *how to better coordinate Wyoming’s economic development needs with our educational system.* [ [link removed] ] Sheridan County School District No. 2 is one of 16 Wyoming school districts taking part in student-centered learning pilots as part of the Governor's education Initiative, *RIDE (Reimagining and Innovating the Delivery of Education).  [ [link removed] ]*

Sheridan Town Hall
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Governor Gordon awards $9.6 million through WIP for programs to strengthen Wyoming's workforce
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Governor Gordon awarded $9.63 million in competitive funding to 27 crucial workforce development, innovation and research programs through the Wyoming Innovation Partnership to ensure long-term resiliency. The programs – situated in community colleges, the University of Wyoming, Wyoming Department of Education and the Department of Workforce Services – are designed to build a highly-*skilled workforce needed in nine key industries such as energy, agriculture and software development. [ [link removed] ]*




Governor tours Pleasant Valley Fire in Platte County
Pleasant Valley Fire

The Pleasant Valley Fire has burned more than 25,000 acres in Platte and Goshen Counties, causing a temporary evacuation of Hartville. On Friday, August 2, the Governor got a briefing from Wyoming State Forestry officials on *the fire's status* [ [link removed] ]. The Wyoming Type 3 team managing the fire includes County, State, and Federal firefighters. 






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Governor Gordon Responds to Border Crisis by Providing Support to Texas

In response to a request for assistance from Texas, the Governor announced that Wyoming will be deploying *10 Wyoming Highway Patrol (WHP) troopers later this month to the southern border with Mexico.* [ [link removed] ] During the 14-day deployment, the WHP troopers will provide law enforcement and emergency assistance in support of the Texas Department of Safety.

The deployment is in response to an Emergency Management Assistance Compact (EMAC) request from Texas Governor Greg Abbott and is being coordinated through the Wyoming Office of Homeland Security (WOHS). "Wyoming is committed to closing the open Biden-Harris border,” Governor Gordon said. “As part of our ongoing relationship with Texas, we will supply resources as they are requested while also making sure we are safe here at home." 

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Deployment ceremonies for the Wyoming National Guard held in four communities
Deployment

The Governor* attended deployment ceremonies* [ [link removed] ] in four Wyoming communities recognizing members of the Wyoming Army National Guard’s 2-300th Field Artillery Regiment. We are immensely grateful to the more than 300 soldiers being deployed for their selfless service to our state and country.




IN CASE YOU MISSED IT

* The Governor outlined the *next steps of his mental health initiative [ [link removed] ]* during a presentation in Casper
* A Legislative task force chose Cody as the *future site of the Wyoming State Shooting Complex  [ [link removed] ]*
* The Governor and First Lady attended *the Governor's Cup races at Wyoming Downs in Evanston.  [ [link removed] ]*
* Game and Fish stocks *30 lakes near Dubois, Lander with 40,000 fish [ [link removed] ]*
* Olympic archers are using *spotting scopes made in Wyoming. [ [link removed] ]*





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