Governor Burgum signs HB 1151
On Friday, April 7, 2017, Governor Burgum signed HB 1151. You can read the full article from the Bismarck Tribune here.
On Friday, April 7, 2017, Governor Burgum signed HB 1151. You can read the full article from the Bismarck Tribune here.
HB 1151 was passed on the Senate Floor; Monday, March 27, 2017. This bill would increase the reporting trigger on oil spills from 1 barrel to 10 barrels. Read the full article HERE.
Did you miss NWLA on the Scott Hennen “What’s On Your Mind?” radio show? Listen HERE for a recording of the March 27, 2017 show.
Did you miss NWLA on the Scott Hennen “What’s On Your Mind?” radio show? Listen HERE for a recording of the January 30, 2017 show.
Did you miss NWLA’s Troy Coons, Chairman, and Representative Alisa Mitskog, District 25, on the Scott Hennen “What’s On Your Mind?” radio show? Listen HERE for a recording of the March 20, 2017 show.
Did you miss NWLA on the Scott Hennen “What’s On Your Mind?” radio show? Listen HERE for a recording of the February 6, 2017 show where Troy Coons, Chairman of NWLA, discussed SB 2332, HERE for a recording of the February 13, 2017 show where HB 1151 is discussed, HERE for a recording of the… Read more »
Northwest Landowners Association’s leadership has been busy these last few weeks in Bismarck at the legislative session continuing to advocate for landowners. Specifically, here is a list of legislation currently being pursued. Please click on the bill number to be linked to the appropriate bill status. HB 1026: NWLA provided input and served on the… Read more »
Today on Scott Hennen’s “What’s On Your Mind” radio show, Troy Coons, NWLA Chairman, summed up the 2017 legislative session. If you missed it, listen HERE.
After 2 years of negotiations with the ND Department of Health, NWLA and other stakeholders have come to an agreement on guidelines for saltwater spill remediation. The guidelines can be found below. This is a huge victory for NWLA and landowners as the establishment of saltwater remediation guidelines advances the protection of soil, water, and… Read more »
Click here to read Amy Dalrymple’s article.