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Senate committee advances $233 million capital package after debate over $87 million veterans home rebuild

Wyoming Senate · February 25, 2026
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The Wyoming Senate Committee of the Whole advanced House Bill 111, a state-funded capital construction package, after senators debated an $87 million remodel for the state veterans home, federal reimbursement uncertainty and several committee amendments.

The Wyoming Senate Committee of the Whole voted to advance House Bill 111, a broad state-funded capital construction bill, after extended debate on Thursday that focused on an $87 million proposal to remodel the state veterans home.

Sponsor Senator Gru outlined the bill’s project list and funding splits, saying the measure totals major‑maintenance and capital items across state buildings, parks, universities and community colleges and includes a line item of $233,354,943 for major maintenance. ‘‘Buildings cost more, and that costs more,’’ Gru said, arguing inflation and shifting federal priorities make it prudent to move forward now.

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