Meeting announcement for the FNRMC by the Jo Co Commission to be held in Buffalo on August 12
The Select Federal Natural Resources Management Committee (FNRMC) is set to hold a meeting on Tuesday, August 12, 2025, in the historic courthouse of Buffalo, Wyoming. The meeting, scheduled for 8:30 a.m., will take place in the commission chambers.
The FNRMC consists of Wyoming State Senators Dan Dockstadder, Bob Ide, and Dan Laursen, as well as State Representatives Bob Davis, McKay Erickson, and Robert Wharff. The announcement about the meeting was made by Johnson County Commission Chairman Bill Novotny during a recent meeting.
Although the exact agenda of the meeting is not specified, the details about the agenda can be found on the Wyoming Legislature's Committee page. For those interested in attending or watching the meeting, the Zoom access details are not provided in the available search results. However, it is suggested to check official Johnson County or FNRMC announcements or contact the Johnson County Commission directly for more information.
The location of the meeting is the historic courthouse, specifically the commission chambers. The meeting will be held in a well-known and historic setting, providing a unique backdrop for the discussions to come. The FNRMC is expected to discuss various matters related to natural resource management, as they work towards preserving and managing Wyoming's natural resources for future generations.
- In the historic courthouse of Buffalo, Wyoming, the Policy-and-Legislation discussion by the County Commission, known as the Select Federal Natural Resources Management Committee (FNRMC), will take place on Tuesday, August 12, 2025.
- The Johnson County Commission, led by Chairman Bill Novotny, announced that the politics of natural resource management will be a focus of the upcoming FNRMC meeting, set to delve into policy-and-legislation matters in the commission chambers.
