Evie Brennan

The lawmaker opposes the amendment because they believe the bill as currently written is thoughtful and specifically addresses Wyoming's healthcare needs without requiring changes.

The lawmaker supports concurrence because they believe the House made good work by amending the bill to require the Department of Health to develop enhanced Medicaid fees for rural and super-rural emergency medical services.

The lawmaker supports aligning state law with federal regulations to allow pharmacists, especially in rural areas, to utilize their full scope of training for administering vaccines.

The lawmaker urges a vote against the amendment to maintain the committee's work prioritizing teachers for students.

The lawmaker supports the amendment as a thoughtful approach to funding the scholarship program that avoids setting aside unused money while ensuring it is funded if needed.

The lawmaker argues that school facilities are public buildings funded by taxpayers and should be available for youth clubs without unreasonable fees, which this bill aims to limit.

The lawmaker supports the bill because it addresses hospital price transparency in a cleaner and better way than last year's similar legislation.

The lawmaker argues that citizens need affordable housing to allow young people who graduate and start their own lives to remain in the state.

The lawmaker supports the bill because rural emergency medical services are at risk of being lost due to a lack of funding and reimbursement, which this legislation addresses by increasing rates to cover costs.