In November’s general election, Wyoming voters will vote on a statewide ballot initiative that would create a homeowner’s primary residence property tax exemption. The Wyoming Nonprofit Network believes it is critical that nonprofit professionals and board members understand the impact of property tax revenue on the sector.

Nonprofit professionals and board members are invited to join Wyoming Taxpayers Association Executive Director Hank Hoversland on Thursday, October 8, 2026, from 8:00 to 10:00 a.m. for an in-person discussion on what property taxes fund and what a decrease in property tax revenue could mean for communities across Wyoming and the nonprofit partners that serve them.

If you have additional questions about this networking opportunity, please contact Director of Learning and Development Tess Mittelstadt at tmittelstadt@wynonprofit.org. Monthly networking events like this are possible in Natrona County because of the support the Wyoming Nonprofit Network receives from the Natrona Collective Health Trust and nonprofit partners like the Wyoming Taxpayers Association and ART321.

About the Presenter:

Hank Hoversland was appointed Executive Director of the Wyoming Taxpayers Association in November 2024. Prior to leading the Association, Hoversland served as a fiscal analyst for the Wyoming Legislative Service Office, which is the permanent, non-partisan staff for the Wyoming Legislature. He also interned for the United States Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources under the leadership of Wyoming’s senior United States Senator, John Barrasso.

A Casper native who now calls Cheyenne home, Hank earned bachelor’s degrees in economics and political science from the University of Wyoming in 2022. He also earned his Executive MBA from UW in July 2026 with a concentration in energy.