Kevin Campbell

The lawmaker opposes the amendment because limiting funding to production-side companies that pay severance tax would eliminate support for post-production industries and new entrants.

The lawmaker opposes the amendment because grants are necessary to expedite business development in Wyoming compared to competing states.

The lawmaker supports the bill because municipalities are losing EMS services due to insufficient reimbursement from state and federal levels, citing a specific example of high costs versus low reimbursement.

The lawmaker supports the amendment to delay the bill because he feels the body does not understand it well enough and risks doing more damage than good by passing it now.

The lawmaker supports the amendment because it funds the maintenance of towers used for emergency communications, which private broadcasters also rely on.

The lawmaker supports the amendment because failing to fund a specific commitment made in 2024 will delay approved projects and increase costs due to the rapid spread of invasive grasses.

The lawmaker argues that salaries have not adjusted with inflation or market value over many years, creating a deficit that needs to be corrected rather than viewed as a raise.

The lawmaker reiterates support for the amendment by emphasizing that non-utility industries pay for this critical system and its failure would harm all residents.

The lawmaker opposes the bill because they believe it is not the legislature's role to dictate school curriculum.

The lawmaker supports the bill because it aims to transform Wyoming into a manufacturing hub by processing natural gas into high-value products, which helps bypass legal restrictions on selling fossil fuels in other states.

The lawmaker supports the bill to protect water resources and generate revenue from new hydrogen production by establishing a specific tax on it.