20 items
Bill · HB 178Failed7mo agoPublic unions-transparency and dues withdrawal limitations. · Sponsor: J.D. Williams (R) · 6 cosponsors
If enacted, Wyoming public employers would stop deducting certain union and political payments from employee paychecks beginning January 1, 2027, while older contracts would remain protected.
Economy & Jobs · Government & Ethics
Bill · SF 101Failed7mo agoSecond amendment protection act amendments-3. · Sponsor: Bo Biteman (R)
If enacted, the measure would restrict Wyoming agencies from helping enforce certain federal firearm rules and would impose penalties for violations.
Criminal Justice · Government & Ethics
Bill · SF 81Became law7mo agoK-12 public school finance-2. · Sponsor: Recalibration
Wyoming school districts would use a new funding model, follow teacher pay schedule rules, and seek capped reimbursement for approved dual enrollment courses.
Education · Government & Ethics
Bill · HB 126Became law7mo agoHuman heartbeat act. · Sponsor: Chip Neiman (R) · 39 cosponsors
The measure would require a fetal-heartbeat check before many pregnancy terminations, restrict terminations after a heartbeat, and impose criminal and licensing penalties, subject to exceptions.
Bill · SF 1Became law8mo agoGeneral government appropriations.
Wyoming agencies would receive funds for state programs during the two-year budget period beginning July 1, 2026.
Criminal Justice · Government & Ethics
Bill · SJ 9Became law8mo agoKeeping public lands protected and decisions local. · Sponsor: Eric Barlow (R) · 38 cosponsors
Wyoming lawmakers urge Congress and federal agencies to reject broad public-land sales and consider local plans and community input in land decisions.
Emergency Management · Environment & Energy
Bill · SJ 6Became law8mo agoShared parenting day. · Sponsor: Laura Pearson (R) · 9 cosponsors
Wyoming designates April 26 each year to recognize shared parenting by separated or divorced parents who share decisions and parenting time.
Mental Health · Taxes & Budget
Bill · SF 119Failed8mo agoStrategic investments and projects account-repeal-2. · Sponsor: Larry Hicks (R) · 9 cosponsors
The failed measure would have redirected most strategic-account money to the general fund and reserved some available funds for public schools and prison construction.
Education · Government & Ethics
Bill · SF 123Became law8mo agoWyoming energy dominance fund. · Sponsor: Bo Biteman (R) · 13 cosponsors
Starting July 1, 2026, Wyoming's energy authority would use a dedicated fund for selected energy grants and loans under several review and reporting rules.
Economy & Jobs · Environment & Energy
Bill · SF 106Became law8mo agoWelfare Fraud Prevention Act Amendments. · Sponsor: Bo Biteman (R) · 1 cosponsor
Beginning January 1, 2027, state agencies would verify more applicant information, limit some benefits, and require hospitals to collect status data.
Consumer Protection · Government & Ethics
Bill · SF 69Became law8mo agoWaste and storm water infrastructure study.
Beginning July 1, 2026, Wyoming agencies would study public wastewater and stormwater systems, collect local data, and use up to $8 million for the work.
Environment & Energy · Government & Ethics
Bill · SF 28Became law8mo agoElections-voting machine and voting system tests.
County clerks would give public notice of voting-equipment tests, allow limited attendance, check every required ballot type, and publish test results.
Civil Rights & Voting · Emergency Management
Bill · SF 121Became law8mo agoWyoming Pharmacy Act amendments. · Sponsor: Dan Dockstader (R) · 5 cosponsors
The enrolled measure would define pharmacy practice to include several pharmacist care services and protect pharmacists who decline collaborative care agreements.
Education · Government & Ethics
Bill · SF 99Became law8mo agoPrescriptive easements for electricity delivery. · Sponsor: Ed Cooper (R) · 5 cosponsors
Beginning July 1, 2026, electric utilities would be able to claim limited rights to use land for certain older power lines after publishing notice.
Consumer Protection · Environment & Energy
Bill · SF 113Became law8mo ago2026 election hand count comparison. · Sponsor: Barry Crago (R) · 15 cosponsors
For the 2026 primary and general elections, county clerks would hand-count selected ballots and compare those results with electronic voting-machine counts.
Civil Rights & Voting · Government & Ethics
Bill · SF 84Became law8mo agoVoluntary water conservation program.
After the required constitutional steps, Wyoming water-right holders could ask the state engineer to approve voluntary conservation projects in the state’s Colorado River basin.
Agriculture · Emergency Management
Bill · HB 78Became law8mo agoForest health grant program.
The measure provides grants for public-interest forest projects, with $3.5 million set aside and limits on how much each grant may cover.
Emergency Management · Environment & Energy
Bill · HB 44Became law8mo agoRevisor's bill.
The act would correct government-claims references across Wyoming statutes and apply the changes beginning July 1, 2026, with one Senate File condition.
Criminal Justice · Government & Ethics
Bill · HB 69Became law8mo agoDepartment of health-land transfers. · Sponsor: Lloyd Larsen (R) · 2 cosponsors
Once effective, the act directs one no-cost land transfer to transportation and allows another parcel to be conveyed for residential housing under stated conditions.
Bill · HB 92Became law8mo agoRegistered sex offenders prohibited from public office. · Sponsor: Ann Lucas (R) · 10 cosponsors
Beginning July 1, 2026, the measure would bar people currently listed on Wyoming's sex-offender registry from seeking or accepting many public offices.
Education · Government & Ethics