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Senate president signs House Enrolled Act 78 on legal time and holidays
Summary
On March 6 the presiding officer signed House Enrolled Act 78 (original House Bill 246), described as an act relating to legal time and holidays; the Senate recorded the enrollment and reading report earlier in the session.
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On March 6, 2025, the presiding officer of the Wyoming Senate signed House Enrolled Act 78, originally House Bill 246, described on the floor as "an act relating to legal time and holidays." The presiding officer announced the signature during the floor session and said the document had been signed "so" on the Senate floor.
The enrolled act was called up after routine business; the Senate earlier approved its journal committee report for prior proceedings. Senate staff recorded the enrolled act number and the presiding officer executed the enrollment by announcing on the floor, "I have so signed." No further debate or amendments were requested on the floor at the time of signing.
The action formally records the Senate's receipt/acknowledgment of the enrolled act on the Senate floor; additional enactment steps or transmission to the governor, if any, were not discussed in the floor remarks included in the transcript.

