Gordon requests focus on property tax relief, mental health, energy

CHEYENNE — The halls of the state Capitol building are bustling once again.
Legislators, state executives, military officials, advocates and more attendees made their way into the House Chamber on Monday morning for the 67th Wyoming Legislature’s budget session commencement. They packed in to listen to Gov. Mark Gordon offer a State of the State address, followed by Wyoming Supreme Court Chief Justice Kate Fox.
Not a seat was empty in the gallery overlooking the chamber as state representatives and senators garnered guidance from the governor. From property tax relief to energy leadership, he boasted what the state had accomplished and advised next steps.
“Our economy is growing, our spirits are soaring and the future is ours to craft,” Gordon said. “We have made tremendous progress over the past several years even through adversity.”