Governor Gordon takes action on two bills on Wednesday, March 6

Posted Friday, March 8, 2024 12:00 am

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CHEYENNE – Governor Mark Gordon took action on 2 bills on Wednesday, March 6. The Governor signed the following enrolled acts into law today:

Enrolled Act # Bill # Bill Title

SEA0019 SF0115 Behavioral health redesign amendments-2.

SEA0027 SF0007 Behavioral health redesign-vulnerable adults.

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