The Wyoming State Library has provided a wonderful resource for all Wyoming library patrons in the form of Wyoming Legislation, a database of state legislative records reaching all the way back to the territorial days.
The Wyoming Legislation database gives access to different versions of bills throughout their history, including those that failed as well as those that became law. Most of these collections contain everything from 1869 until the most recent completed legislative session, though in some cases more recent records are held at the Wyoming Legislative Service Office website; please follow the provided links to this site in those cases.
Highlights of this collection include the Legislative Journals, which record a day-by-day account of the events and actions of each legislative session, and the Bill Actions collection, which provides timelines of legislative action on all bills from 1957-2025.
The Fremont County Library System hosts a link to Wyoming Legislation on GoWYLD at gowyld.libguides.com/govinfo. Wyoming Legislation is free to access and does not require a library card to log in.
This post is sponsored by a generous grant from the Fremont County Library Foundation.