Wyoming governor extends emergency relief permits
October 7, 2026
Amy Edmonds / Communications Director / Office of Governor
CHEYENNE, MT – Governor Mark Gordon (R-WY) has signed Executive Order 2026-008 extending the authorization ( 2026-006 ) for emergency relief permits for vehicles transporting oversize and overweight loads of livestock feed and livestock across Wyoming. This extension comes in response to widespread drought, high temperatures, low humidity, and wildfires across Wyoming during the spring and summer of 2026. These hazardous conditions have depleted pasture grass and natural forage, creating a critical livestock feed shortage that threatens the state’s agricultural sector and general economy. The Executive Order commences on the expiration of the current Executive Order 2026-006 and expires no later than November 6, 2026. It can be found on the Governor’s website. For questions about permits please visit here . Share via: Facebook Twitter LinkedIn More
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