This amendment expands legislative representation on the wildfire management task force, changes member selection criteria, adjusts the reporting deadline, and increases appropriations and borrowing authority.
- Increases the number of Wyoming House representatives on the task force from two to four members. (Page 4, line 15)
- Requires House representatives appointed to the task force to represent different regions of the state. (Page 4, line 16)
- Increases the number of Wyoming Senate members on the task force from two to four members and requires them to represent different regions of the state. (Page 4, lines 21 and Page 4, lines 6-8)
- Changes the at-large member's qualification from general wildland fire subject matter expertise to representation of the forest product industry. (Page 6, lines 5-6)
- Changes the task force reporting deadline from October 1, 2025 to November 15, 2025. (Page 6, line 20)
- Increases the appropriation to the legislative service office from $25,000 to $40,000 for task force expenses. (Page 8, lines 4-5)Agency: Legislative Service Office · $40,000 General Fund
- Increases the governor's borrowing authority from the legislative stabilization reserve account from $30 million to $40 million for wildfire suppression funding. (Page 11, lines 22-24)Agency: Office of the Governor · $40,000,000 Legislative Stabilization Reserve Account
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