
Wyoming Public Records Act: Deadlines, Fees, and Appeals (2026)
Wyoming Public Records Act guide: records are due within 30 calendar days, and § 16-4-202(c)(v) lets you take a denial to a free ombudsman or district court.
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Wyoming Public Records Act guide: records are due within 30 calendar days, and § 16-4-202(c)(v) lets you take a denial to a free ombudsman or district court.

Wyoming is a one-party consent state under Wyo. Stat. 7-3-702(b)(iv). Illegal recording is a felony. Civil damages floor $1,000 per day. Full 2026 guide.

Learn how to get an Order of Protection in Wyoming: who qualifies, how long it lasts (up to 3 years), filing steps, firearms rules, and violation penalties.

Learn Wyoming Ring doorbell laws including one-party consent rules, audio recording rights, voyeurism statute limits, and penalties under Wyo. Stat. 7-3-702.

Learn Wyoming school recording laws. Security cameras, parent recording rights, student device policies, IEP meeting recording, and FERPA privacy rules.

Learn Wyoming security camera laws for homes and businesses. Video surveillance rules, audio recording limits, privacy restrictions, and neighbor disputes.

Wyoming is a stand-your-ground state under W.S. 6-2-602(e). No duty to retreat anywhere you are lawfully present. Castle doctrine presumption covers homes and occupied vehicles.

Understand Wyoming's sexting laws: criminal penalties for adults and minors, revenge porn laws, and defenses available under Wyoming law.

Wyoming slip and fall law: natural-accumulation no-duty rule for ice/snow, open-and-obvious is comparative fault, 4-year SOL, 51% modified comparative fault bar.

Wyoming is a one-party consent state. Smart glasses audio recording is lawful for conversation participants under Wyo. Stat. 7-3-702. Know the camera voyeurism felony limits.

Social Security disability in Wyoming: a small $20/mo state SSI supplement, automatic Medicaid on SSI approval, approval odds, and ALJ hearing wait times.

Wyoming requires 10 years of adverse possession under Wyo. Stat. Ann. § 1-3-103. Learn the elements, the FED removal process, and what property owners can do.

Wyoming statute of limitations guide: 4 years for personal injury, 10 years for written contracts, no limit for criminal cases. Filing deadlines by case type.

Wyoming surveillance camera laws: home security, workplace cameras, neighbor disputes, audio recording rules.

Wyoming Uniform Trade Secrets Act (Wyo. Stat. §§ 40-24-101 to 40-24-110, enacted 2006) replaced common law protection with a 3-year civil deadline. Learn the two-part test, available remedies, and how the federal DTSA applies in Wyoming.

Wyoming is holding over $349 million in unclaimed money and property. Learn how to search the official state database and file a free claim today.

Learn Wyoming video recording laws including public recording rights, voyeurism under Wyo. Stat. Section 6-4-304, drone rules, and video evidence admissibility.

Learn Wyoming voyeurism and hidden camera laws under Wyo. Stat. Section 6-4-304. Penalties for peeping and image capture, victim remedies, and detection tips.

Find out how to check for an active warrant in Wyoming through the state's free Case Search, and why a clean result isn't always a guarantee.

Wyoming whistleblower laws protect state employees who report fraud, waste, and safety violations. Learn your rights, filing deadlines, and remedies.

Wyoming requires 28% VLT on front side windows. Sedans need 28% on all windows; multipurpose vehicles with dual mirrors may use any rear tint. Learn the rules.

Wyoming windshield mounting laws for GPS, phone mounts, and dashcams. Covers Wyo. Stat. 31-5-955, tinting rules, texting laws, and penalties.

Wyoming is a monopolistic state fund. Learn the 72-hour report rule, 1-year claim deadline, 66 2/3% wage replacement rate, and doctor-choice rules.

Learn Wyoming workplace recording laws under Wyo. Stat. Section 7-3-702. Employee recording rights, employer surveillance rules, NLRA protections, and policies.

Wyoming wrongful death under Wyo. Stat. 1-38-101 to 1-38-102: the 2-year deadline, the wrongful death representative who files, damages, and the no-cap rule.