Governor Mark Gordon

Governor Mark Gordon has provided an update on what Wyoming has been doing to address the flooding in Yellowstone, an emergency declaration that he will issue.

The governor wrote in a Facebook post: "Our hearts go out to the Rasmuson family and the entire Buffalo community."

The Reimagining and Innovating the Delivery of Education Advisory Group announced eight listening sessions they plan to do in June and July to get feedback on which areas the state can improve.

Governor Mark Gordon announced the creation of a jobs dashboard called BOOTS that purports to help people in Wyoming who are struggling to find employment.

Governor Mark Gordon has announced that Wyoming is joining 20 other states in opposing an attempt by President Joe Biden to rescind Title 42, which is being used to quickly expel migrants attempting to enter the U.S.

Supporters say that will prevent local law enforcement agencies, for example, from enforcing federal executive orders implementing gun control measures.

Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon has joined 25 Republican governors in calling on President Biden today to restore America’s energy independence amidst the crisis In Ukraine. They stated the following: “As governors, we call on President Biden to reverse his policies and restore America’s energy independence for our citizens as well as our allies abroad. By removing his ...

Governor Mark Gordon announced that he plans on lifting the public health emergency declaration on March 14 due to the decrease in COVID-19 cases in Wyoming.

Governor Mark Gordon has appointed Stefan Johansson as Director of the Wyoming Department of Health (WDH). Johansson has served as Interim Director since May 2021. Johansson joined WDH  in 2013 and has held several positions with the agency since then, including Policy Administrator and Deputy Director. ...

Governor Mark Gordon talked about the issues Wyoming is facing in his most recent State of the State address, from energy to employment.

Governor Mark Gordon announced the annual prayer breakfast, which will take place on Feb. 16.

The US Fish and Wildlife Service has 90 days to review the petition.