The Wyoming Legislature has met virtually over the last week, but starting March 1st, state lawmakers will convene a hybrid in-person and remote session.
To ensure the safest possible experience for those who must participate, Governor Mark Gordon, President of the Senate Dan Dockstader, and Speaker of the House Eric Barlow have committed to a joint plan to ensure increased safety for the session.
The approach for the March session will still allow remote participation by lawmakers, the public and the Executive Branch. However, many people are participating from the Capitol building now for the virtual session and more are expected during the hybrid session in March.
To allow for public access and to keep people safe during the March hybrid session there will be requirements to social distance and to wear masks in public spaces.
Legislators, the Legislative Service staff, Capitol building custodial staff, and certain credentialed journalists will also be eligible to be vaccinated.
In addition, because they will not have access to the vaccine as part of this strategy, the Governor has worked with the Legislature and directed all Executive Branch staff, including the Governor’s office, to participate in the March session remotely.
This is an effort to keep them safe, reduce the risk of spread and exposure and ensure the continuity of government services.
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