WYOMING’S GOVERNOR MONITORING AS GLOBAL SUPPLY CHAIN PROBLEMS PERSIST
CASPER, Wyo. — Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon said during a conference call on Monday, August 16 that he and other governors are monitoring the situation as disruptions to the global supply chain continue to impact supplies in a number of industries.
“There are a number of shortages,” Gordon said during the call. “Aviation fuel is one that I have brought up a couple of times.”
Gordon signed an executive order in July enacting temporary emergency measures allowing drivers to make extra fuel deliveries. That order is in effect through August 20.
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