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Senate passes bill extending legal immunity to state military security personnel
Summary
Senate File 26, described by sponsors as extending liability protections to state security forces when protecting military assets, passed third reading on Jan. 24 by voice and roll call; senators debated scope and whether immunity aligns with federal status of National Guard personnel.
CHEYENNE — The Wyoming Senate on Jan. 24 passed Senate File 26, a transportation‑committee bill that extends specified immunity when state security personnel perform duties protecting military equipment and critical assets.
Supporters told the Senate the measure clarifies and extends protections for state security officers who perform duties similar to National Guard security forces. Senator Bonar, answering earlier committee questions…
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