CHEYENNE, Wyo. — Gov. Mark Gordon took action on 18 bills on Monday and 13 on Tuesday inside the Governor’s Ceremonial Conference Room at the Wyoming State Capitol Building, according to a news release from the Governor’s Office.
Gordon officially enshrined the following pieces of legislation into Wyoming State law:
- HB0081 Public officer training-amendments.
- HB0074 Public health nursing-budget requests.
- HB0073 Abandoned mine reclamation accounts.
- HB0072 Worker’s compensation-provision for adverse deviation.
- HB0071 Broadband development subaccount-amendments.
- HB0066 Firefighter-cancer screening benefits.
- HB0054 Wyoming Reads Day.
- HB0046 Chancery court-timeline for resolution of disputes.
- HB0040 School district trustee oath of office.
- HB0035 Limitation on environmental rulemaking.
- HB0034 Solid waste municipal cease and transfer funding.
- HB0033 Mining operations-blasting requirements.
- HB0032 Geologic sequestration-unitization amendments.
- HB0027 DFS and law enforcement-cross reporting.
- HB0026 Emergency protective services-effective period.
- HB0025 Medicaid-third party payor conditions.
- HB0023 Vehicle registration e-certificate and grace period.
- HB0021 Charter school leasing.
- HB0016 Sutton state archaeological site-legal description.
- HB0015 Health insurance-reimbursement of overpayments.
- HB0014 Prior authorization regulations.
- HB0013 Flow-through pools-exemption.
- HB0012 Wyoming dairy marketing act-repeal.
- HB0011 State land lease amendments.
- HB0010 Grace period-state land lease renewals.
- HB0008 Commercial driver license-hazardous materials endorsement.
- SF0030 Influencing jurors and witnesses-judges amendment.
- SF0021 Public utilities-net power cost sharing ratio.
- SF0005 Organ transplant recipient protection.
- SF0003 State employee leave for volunteer emergency services.
To access the full list of documents filed to the Wyoming Legislature’s 2024 budget session, click here.