AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoWyoming Workforce & Reentry: A new $2 million RESTART grant will help justice-involved Wyomingites (25+) move into skilled trades, advanced manufacturing, registered apprenticeships and training, with support before and after release. School Funding: The Wyoming Supreme Court largely upheld the current school-funding framework, keeping the Legislature in charge of education appropriations while striking down parts of a lower-court order tied to operational costs like student resource officers, nutrition and technology. Main Street & Downtown Revitalization: Cheyenne-based Wyoming Main Street is taking applications for the Wyoming Main Street Advisory Board, a governor-appointed volunteer group shaping downtown services and small-business support statewide. Energy & Infrastructure: Albany County commissioners updated the Rail Tie Wind Project permit process and approved related zoning and community funding agreements, with construction still targeted for later phases. Local Business Recognition: 4Rivers Equipment marked its 100th anniversary and earned a John Deere Onyx Circle Award for the 10th time, highlighting dealership service and leadership across multiple states including Wyoming. Food Insecurity: Wyoming food pantries reported another year of rising demand as federal TEFAP and SNAP cuts squeeze supplies and force more reliance on local donors. Fuel Prices: GasBuddy data showed Wyoming regular gas averaging $4.44 in the week ending Sept. 19, with the lowest reported regular price in Campbell County at $4.20.
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