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Here is a copy of the Press Release from Governor Mead's office:
OFFICE OF GOVERNOR MATT MEAD
State Capitol
Cheyenne, WY 82002
Ph. (307) 777-8784
September 24, 2014
******FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE******
Contact:
Michelle Panos
Communications Director
[email protected]
Governor Mead Signs and Files Emergency Rule for Wolves
CHEYENNE ? In response to the ruling by US District Court Judge Amy Berman Jackson placing the gray wolves back under the protection of the US Fish and Wildlife Service, Governor Mead today signed and filed an emergency rule establishing that Wyoming?s commitment under its management plan is legally enforceable. The emergency rule has the full force and effect of law immediately and is effective for 120 days or 240 if extended by the Governor.
The Wyoming Game and Fish Commission initiated the formal rulemaking process set forth in the Administrative Procedures Act that will make this emergency rule permanent. The Commission expects to complete the process in November.
The Attorney General also filed a motion with the US District Court today asking the Court to recognize Wyoming's management commitments are legally enforceable.
?Now that Wyoming has resolved the Court's concern, I hope the Court will amend its ruling and allow Wyoming?s continued management of gray wolves,? Governor Mead said.
OFFICE OF GOVERNOR MATT MEAD
State Capitol
Cheyenne, WY 82002
Ph. (307) 777-8784
September 24, 2014
******FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE******
Contact:
Michelle Panos
Communications Director
[email protected]
Governor Mead Signs and Files Emergency Rule for Wolves
CHEYENNE ? In response to the ruling by US District Court Judge Amy Berman Jackson placing the gray wolves back under the protection of the US Fish and Wildlife Service, Governor Mead today signed and filed an emergency rule establishing that Wyoming?s commitment under its management plan is legally enforceable. The emergency rule has the full force and effect of law immediately and is effective for 120 days or 240 if extended by the Governor.
The Wyoming Game and Fish Commission initiated the formal rulemaking process set forth in the Administrative Procedures Act that will make this emergency rule permanent. The Commission expects to complete the process in November.
The Attorney General also filed a motion with the US District Court today asking the Court to recognize Wyoming's management commitments are legally enforceable.
?Now that Wyoming has resolved the Court's concern, I hope the Court will amend its ruling and allow Wyoming?s continued management of gray wolves,? Governor Mead said.
