Wyoming Governor Extends Emergency Livestock Transportation Permits Through December 6
Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon on November 4 signed Executive Order 2026-011, extending the emergency relief permits for vehicles transporting oversize and overweight loads of livestock feed and livestock across Wyoming. The extension expires no later than December 6, 2026.
The governor's office said the extension responds to widespread drought, high temperatures, low humidity and wildfires across Wyoming during the spring and summer of 2026, which depleted pasture grass and natural forage and created a critical livestock feed shortage threatening the state's agricultural sector and general economy. The permits allow oversize and overweight loads of livestock feed and livestock to move across the state to ease the shortage.
The order takes effect on the expiration of the current extension approved by Executive Order 2026-008 and follows the original authorization in Executive Order 2026-005. The full order is available on the governor's website.
Source: Governor of Wyoming
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