Legislative Session Concludes

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The 2025 Wyoming Legislative Session came to a close Thursday in Cheyenne. According to the Wyoming Legislative Service Office, a total of 556 bills and resolutions were numbered for introduction and the Legislature passed a total of 178 bills. Of the 209 pieces of legislation that were introduced in the Senate, 99 of those bills passed both the House and Senate. The House introduced 252 bills and 79 of those garnered the approval of both bodies. Forty-seven percent of committee bills passed both chambers, while 27 percent of the individually sponsored bills passed both bodies. Legislation that passed both houses has either been acted on or is pending Governor Mark Gordon’s action.

The Legislature’s Management Council  is scheduled to meet and assign interim committee topics on April 8. Interim committee meetings are scheduled to begin in late April. The Wyoming Legislature encourages the public to participate in interim activities and engage with the legislative process. The public can use the Legislature’s website to find information about interim legislative committees, including live video streams of committee meetings, meeting agendas, committee rosters, dates and locations of interim meetings, and minutes from those meetings.

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