Governor Matt Mead

Governor Matt Mead is excited to announce that the State of Wyoming is joining Google and the State of Colorado to bring together computer programmers who will develop creative solutions for problems faced by Wyoming and Colorado state agencies. The...

After Governor Mead led a trade mission to Taiwan last year to start to develop new markets for Wyoming industries, the Governor  will now welcome a delegation from Taiwan to Wyoming this week. The delegation will be in Cheyenne on April 17th...

In a letter dated April 8th, 2014, Governor Matt Mead urged Superintendent Of Public Instruction Cindy Hill, to return to her office at the Department of Education. Stating that SF104, which removed her from office, was still in full force and effect, Governor Mead encouraged Cindy Hill to return to her office "while the District Court decides the few remaining matters"...

Governor Mead speaks out.

Governor Matt Mead joined Brian Scott this morning in his monthly visit to talk about issues in front of the State of Wyoming. On of those is the reinstatement of Superintendent Cindy Hill and the issues surrounding the recent Supreme Court ruling...

Governor Matt Mead recently named two new members to the Wyoming Community Development Authority (WCDA) Board of Directors.     George Parks and Kristin Lee were selected by Governor Mead and confirmed by the Wyoming Senate to serve...

Governor Matt Mead announced in Cheyenne he will seek a second term.

The bill will help school districts equip their school buses with cameras to catch motorists who illegally pass buses stopped to pick up and drop off students.

Governor Mead says he believes that "a decision of this significance should not come from a regulatory agency, especially when it goes against over 100 years of history, law and practice."

Leaders of both houses in the Wyoming Legislature say they expect to start work introducing bills immediately after Gov. Matt Mead presents his State of the State address today.