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This act authorizes a nonexclusive easement for electric utilities for a delivery system (the physical structures and power lines that convey electricity) if all of the following have been met:The electric utility has installed a delivery system.The delivery system is visibly installed so as to provide successors-in-interest constructive or actual notice that the delivery system exists on the property.The delivery system was installed on or before January 1, 2026.The delivery system's use is continuous and uninterrupted (for purposes of this requirement, an interruption must exceed one (1) year to be not continuous). The act provides that, upon the establishment of an easement for the electric utility, the electric utility has the right to reconstruct, re-phase, maintain and repair the existing system and to remove trees and vegetation likely to become hazardous to the system. Access to the easement granted under this act is limited to that access necessary to exercise the rights and privileges granted under this act, except that further access is authorized if access to the easement would be hazardous or materially encumbered. The act provides that the easement cannot exceed thirty (30) feet from any direction from the location of the physical parts of the system, and an easement is deemed abandoned if the electric utility fails to use the delivery system for more than three (3) consecutive years without an agreement with the landowner. Before the electric utility is granted an easement, the utility must publish a notice in a local newspaper or customer newsletter.
This act creates a definition of practice of pharmacy, which includes interpreting, evaluating, compounding, dispensing or administering medical orders or prescriptions, providing patient counseling, assessing patients, initiating or providing pharmacist care services, using methods to improve patient safety and engaging in collaborative pharmaceutical care. Regarding collaborative pharmaceutical care, the act provides that no pharmacist shall be required to participate and collaborative pharmaceutical care shall be governed by Board of Pharmacy rules. The Board of Pharmacy is required to promulgate all rules necessary to implement this act.
This bill clarifies the procedure for testing voting machines and electronic voting systems, including public notice requirements and the presence of representatives and members of the public during testing. Specifies that all voting machines and electronic voting systems must be individually tested and prepared for elections. Removes the presumption of proper preparation of voting machines and allows challenges to machine preparation within five (5) days after sealing. Requires the public posting of test results and retention of test materials and ballots.
Mandates a study on public wastewater and stormwater infrastructure in Wyoming, to be conducted by the Department of Environmental Quality in collaboration with the Office of State Lands and Investments and the Wyoming Water Development Office. Requires cities, towns, special districts and counties to provide relevant data for the study. Specifies that all data collected is state property and outlines requirements for data format, public access and confidentiality. Appropriates funds for completion of the study Comments: Requires the Department of Environmental Quality to report annually on the study's progress to the Select Water Committee from 2026 to 2030.
2026/Summaries/SF0106.pdf
2026/Summaries/SF0123.pdf
Strategic investments and projects account-repeal-2.. Currently in House.
2026/Summaries/SJ0006.pdf
2026/Summaries/SJ0009.pdf
2026/Summaries/SF0001.pdf
2026/Summaries/HB0126.pdf
2026/Summaries/SF0081.pdf