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GOVERNOR PAWLENTY AUTHORIZES NATIONAL GUARD TO ASSIST WITH FIREFIGHTING EFFORTS IN NORTHERN MINNESOTA -- May 7, 2007 |
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| Governor Tim Pawlenty today issued an emergency executive order that authorizes the Minnesota National Guard to be available to assist in firefighting efforts in Northern Minnesota. |
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GOVERNOR PAWLENTY SIGNS AGRICULTURE AND VETERANS OMNIBUS BILL -- May 4, 2007 |
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| Governor Tim Pawlenty today signed the $170 million Agriculture and Veterans Omnibus Bill that strengthens the Clean Water Legacy Act, builds on the Governor's Next Generation Energy initiative, and continues Minnesota's commitment to members of the military and veterans. |
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HHS SECRETARY LEAVITT, GOVERNOR PAWLENTY DISCUSS ISSUES RAISED BY VIRGINIA TECH TRAGEDY -- April 26, 2007 |
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| In order to review broader questions raised by the Virginia Tech tragedy, US Health and Human Services Secretary Mike Leavitt and Governor Tim Pawlenty met today with state and local leaders, educators, mental health experts and law enforcement officials to discuss what can be learned from Virginia Tech and similar tragedies. |
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GOVERNOR PAWLENTY ANNOUNCES CLIMATE CHANGE ADVISORY GROUP -- April 20, 2007 |
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| In an important step forward for Minnesota's environment, Governor Tim Pawlenty's newly appointed Minnesota Climate Change Advisory Group (MCCAG) held their first meeting today. The new group is part of the Governor's Next Generation Energy Initiative announced in December and will develop a comprehensive plan for reducing the state's greenhouse gas emissions. |
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GOVERNOR PAWLENTY ASKS MINNESOTANS TO REMEMBER VICTIMS OF VIRGINIA TECH SHOOTING ON FRIDAY -- April 19, 2007 |
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| At the request of Virginia Governor Tim Kaine, Governor Tim Pawlenty today asked Minnesotans to remember the victims of the Virginia Tech tragedy on Friday. |
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FLOOD-DAMAGED BROWNS VALLEY TO RECEIVE $264,000 GRANT -- April 12, 2007 |
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| Governor Tim Pawlenty announced today that the city of Browns Valley will receive a $264,000 state grant to repair public facilities damaged by flooding last month. Most of the grant money - about $203,000 - will be used for repairing city streets. The remainder will be used for debris removal and repair of other damaged infrastructure. |
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