State Revolving Fund Program Financial Manager at Wyoming Office of State Lands and Investments
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The agenda includes reports on the Transportation Enterprise Fund (TEA) Grant Program and reviews of miscellaneous Transportation Enterprise Account (TEA) grant applications from organizations including Pine Bluffs Senior Center, Inc., Senior Citizens Council dba. Goose Creek Transit, Evanston Youth Club for Boys & Girls, Fremont County Association of Governments, and Powell Hospital District.
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The Board addressed a variety of administrative and operational matters. Key topics included a review of the recent wildland fire season, the deployment of state wildland fire suppression modules, the opening of a new helibase, and the rollout of a new organizational logo and website. Additionally, the Board discussed forestry management projects, recognized various forestry-related awards, approved a sand and gravel lease renewal for the Department of Transportation, and authorized uranium lease renewals in Fremont and Converse counties. Several easement and temporary use permit applications were also considered.
The meeting agenda includes reports on trust land sales, surface impact payments, acquisitions, and forestry matters. The board will review numerous special use lease applications, renewals, and amendments across several counties. Additional items include oil and gas lease extensions, renewals for various mineral leases including sand, gravel, and uranium, and annual reporting for a commercial fossil removal permit. The agenda also covers easement and temporary use permit applications, as well as miscellaneous matters such as requests for changes in beneficial use for leases and trust land preservation project updates.
The meeting focuses on various grant and loan program reports, including American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funded capital construction, local government, and water and sewer grants. Key agenda items include approving loan increases for wastewater and sewer improvements, setting aside work plans for drinking water, and addressing an emergency mineral royalty grant application for Goshen County. Additionally, the board will consider designating state depositories and reviewing various state investment matters, such as the selection of investment managers for international equity, credit, infrastructure, and real estate, alongside approvals for private credit and infrastructure fund investments.
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