Wyoming Governor Signs 41 Bills Into Law

Wyoming Governor Matt Mead signed 41 bills into law on Monday.

Among those was a bill that removes restrictions on people with concealed firearms permits carrying guns into houses of worship. Churches and other houses of worship can still choose to bans guns by placing a sign outside their building saying guns are prohibited.

Another bill signed into law restricts the authority of cities and towns to impose laws outside of their boundaries.

Other bills signed into law made changes on state law in regard to stalking and dealt with budget requests from the Wyoming Game and Fish Department. All of the bills were passed by lawmakers during the 2018 legislative session.

The entire list of bills signed into law is shown below. You can read the text of the bills at the Wyoming Legislature website.

	Enrolled Act	Bill Number	Title
1.	SEA0021	SF0031	Veterans’ skilled nursing center.
2.	SEA0022	SF0082	Miner’s hospital board account.
3.	SEA0023	SF0027	Excise tax audits.
4.	SEA0024	SF0081	Game and fish department-budget requests.
5.	SEA0025	SF0011	Public utility regulation-joint powers entities.
6.	SEA0026	SF0090	First judicial district-number of district judges.
7.	SEA0027	SF0010	Utilities-rate making.
8.	SEA0028	SF0041	Organ donation promotion-task force.
9.	SEA0029	SF0035	Military Service Relief Act additional protections.
10.	SEA0030	SF0060	Wyoming Women’s Suffrage Pathway-highway designation.
11.	SEA0031	SF0084	Motor vehicle registration-deployed military members.
12.	SEA0032	SF0069	2018 large project funding.
13.	SEA0033	SF0063	Interfund loan accounts and interest rates.
14.	SEJR001	SJ0002	150th Anniversary of the 1868 Treaty of Fort Laramie.
15.	HEA0026	HB0125	Wyoming lottery revenues.
16.	HEA0028	HB0008	Stalking revisions.
17.	HEA0029	HB0028	Education reporting-children of military personnel.
18.	HEA0030	HB0031	Hathaway scholarship application deadline-extension.
19.	HEA0031	HB0061	Roadside waiver of property rights prohibited.
20.	HEA0032	HB0106	Municipal court authority-conditional suspension of fines.
21.	HEA0033	HB0108	Estelle Reel.
22.	HEA0034	HB0141	Concealed weapons in places of worship.
23.	HEA0035	HB0117	Domestic abuse-phone numbers.
24.	HEA0036	HB0099	Prescription and possession of FDA approved drugs.
25.	HEA0037	HB0029	Alternative school accountability.
26.	SEA0035	SF0089	Local government distributions.
27.	HEA0038	HB0144	Wyoming invests now exemption-amendments.
28.	HEA0039	HB0039	Wildlife conservation license plates.
29.	HEA0040	HB0084	Approval of bridge designs, plans and specifications.
30.	HEA0041	HB0170	Wyoming children's trust fund-amendments.
31.	HEA0042	HB0042	Justice reform-graduated sanctions.
32.	HEA0043	HB0172	Produced water treatment.
33.	HEA0044	HB0026	Post-conviction relief.
34.	HEA0047	HB0175	Common college transcripts.
35.	HEA0048	HB0036	Move over requirement.
36.	HEA0049	HB0014	Municipal jurisdiction.
37.	HEA0050	HB0157	Health care providers-sexual assault protections-2.
38.	HEA0051	HB0192	Legislator communications on recordings and broadcasts.
39.	HEA0052	HB0156	State songs.
40.	HEJR0002	HJ0005	Yellowstone and Grand Teton wildlife conservation fees.
41.	HEJR0003	HJ0008	150th Anniversary of the 1868 Treaty of Fort Bridger.

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