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signed · Wyoming · House Mar 8, 2022

SF 31: Absenteeism and truancy.

Wyoming's SF 31 redefines school absenteeism by classifying a child's willful absenteeism (due to a parent's refusal to ensure attendance) as child neglect under the Child Protection Act, and habitual truancy (five or more unexcused absences in a year) as a "child in need of supervision." School boards must define "unexcused absence" and "habitual truancy" in their policies, while attendance officers must notify parents of absences and file complaints against parents who willfully fail to ensure school attendance. Parents found guilty face fines of $5-$25 or up to 10 days in jail. The bill directly affects parents, school districts, and children with repeated unexcused absences.
signed · Wyoming · House Nov 13, 2021

HB 1002: Federal COVID vaccine mandates-prohibition and remedies-2.

HB 1002 prohibits Wyoming public entities from enforcing federal COVID-19 vaccine mandates for employers with 100+ employees or healthcare providers in Medicare/Medicaid programs. It creates a new state law (W.S. 9-14-103) making it a misdemeanor (up to 6 months jail or $750 fine) for public entities to comply with such federal rules until federal court challenges are resolved. The bill authorizes Wyoming’s attorney general to sue federal agencies over these mandates and appropriates $1 million for legal action. It directly affects Wyoming state agencies, local governments, and employers subject to federal vaccine requirements.
Albert Sommers (R) · 7 co-sponsors
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