Consensus Revenue Estimating Group

High natural gas prices from 2022 produced strong revenues, but the prices and volumes have been falling steadily from the record highs in 2022.

Wyoming’s savings will not be able to offset the state’s cuts in the long-term.

The report did note an increase in sales and use taxes mainly because of activity in the oil and gas sector.

Wyoming leaders are considering budget cuts and possibly spending from state savings in the face of falling energy revenues.

Despite lower than expected natural gas prices, Wyoming will finish fiscal year 2012 with revenues ahead of the Consensus Revenue Estimating Group's (CREG) January forecast. Three Wyoming communities were recognized recently for their excellence in downtown revitalization. Amy Richards has a report. Click past jump to listen to Wyoming Radio News.

Wyoming oil and gas industry officials have recommended a number o experts, including four from Wyoming, to review a recent U.S. Environmental Protection Agency report on well water contamination near Pavillion. Money continued to flow into the state's main checking account in January at a pace slightly ahead of the Consensus Revenue Estimating Group's  (CREG) January forecast. Click past the jum