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EO 26-02 continues temporary over-dimension permit-fee relief for participating wildfire response carriers while retaining permits, load limits, nighttime restrictions and applicable safety rules. Temporary relief supports movement of hay and fencing supplies to wildfire-affected ranches. Permits remain required; livestock loads are limited to 12 feet wide and 14 feet six inches high, and overnight over-dimension hauling remains prohibited. Actual output recovery is not measured. The separately issued March 2 order expires at 11:59 p.m. March 25, 2026 unless rescinded sooner. Its recital reports legislative extension of the disaster emergency to March 25, but the extension instrument is not yet independently reviewed. Neither transport order establishes relief continuing today. Issuance is verified policy context. A deadline, recommendation, forecast or authorization does not prove implementation, payments, benefits, jobs or a change in the chart. Later amendments and actual results require separate evidence.

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fees associated with these permits are temporarily waived

EO 26-01 temporarily waives certain permit fees for participating wildfire relief carriers bringing hay and fencing supplies to affected ranches, while retaining permit requirements, load limits, nighttime restrictions and other applicable safety rules. Temporary relief supports movement of hay and fencing supplies to wildfire-affected ranches. Permits remain required; livestock loads are limited to 12 feet wide and 14 feet six inches high, and overnight over-dimension hauling remains prohibited. Actual output recovery is not measured. The order takes effect February 23 and expires at 11:59 p.m. March 1, 2026 unless rescinded sooner. Its hours-of-service recital contains a printed February 15, 2025 reference amid 2026 dates; this review does not correct that text or independently verify federal hours-of-service relief. EO 26-02 is a separately dated March 2 order. Issuance is verified policy context. A deadline, recommendation, forecast or authorization does not prove implementation, payments, benefits, jobs or a change in the chart. Later amendments and actual results require separate evidence.

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fees associated with these permits are temporarily waived

EO 24-01 revises the county Watch and Warning lists, lists no Emergency counties, directs stage-appropriate agency response and rescinds EO 23-04. County drought stages supply local drought context for economic activity. Agencies must implement stage-appropriate actions in the drought response plan; that separately referenced plan is not yet fully reviewed, and no production loss or recovery total is established. The listed stages remain until revised or rescinded by a subsequent executive order. A current drought classification is not established, and unlisted counties are not inferred to be in a named stage. Issuance is verified policy context. A deadline, recommendation, forecast or authorization does not prove implementation, payments, benefits, jobs or a change in the chart. Later amendments and actual results require separate evidence.

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drought response actions

EO 23-04 names counties at Watch, Warning and Emergency drought stages, directs stage-appropriate agency response and rescinds EO 22-08. County drought stages supply local drought context for economic activity. Agencies must implement stage-appropriate actions in the drought response plan; that separately referenced plan is not yet fully reviewed, and no production loss or recovery total is established. Stages remain until revised or rescinded. EO 24-01 expressly rescinds this order on March 6, 2024. These are historical county stages, not current drought designations. Issuance is verified policy context. A deadline, recommendation, forecast or authorization does not prove implementation, payments, benefits, jobs or a change in the chart. Later amendments and actual results require separate evidence.

Retained Kansas evidence context: GDP, economic growth and production · reviewed Kansas policy context. This record’s connection to the topic does not establish an effect on the measured result.

drought response actions