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Interior notes American West Day as Secretary Burgum, Deputy Secretary MacGregor visit Wyoming
Summary
The Department of the Interior said Secretary Doug Burgum and Deputy Secretary Kate MacGregor traveled to Wyoming to mark American West Day, an observance the agency tied to the nation’s 250th birthday and the West’s role in public lands and the economy.
This week the Department of the Interior highlighted Secretary Doug Burgum and Deputy Secretary Kate MacGregor’s travel to Wyoming to celebrate American West Day. The presenter said the observance recognizes "the people, landscapes, and traditions that helped shape our nation's history and continue to power its future."
The segment placed the visit in the broader context of the United States’ 250th birthday, saying the event offered an opportunity "to honor the West's enduring role in our economy, our public lands, and the American spirit." The department framed the trip as part of ongoing public-engagement and stewardship priorities but did not announce any new policy actions or funding tied to the visit.
