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Wyoming Senate introduces a slate of bills on health, education, land and water; several pass introductory votes
Summary
On Feb. 10, 2026, the Wyoming Senate held first readings and introductory roll-call votes on multiple bills, including measures on epinephrine delivery, school device policies, groundwater study funding and stem-cell access; several bills passed introduction and were referred to committees, while others failed to receive the required two-thirds majority.
The Wyoming Senate convened Feb. 10 and completed first readings and introductory roll-call votes on a wide range of bills affecting public health, education, natural resources and finance. Senators moved dozens of introductions and most met the two-thirds threshold required for introduction; several were referred to committee for further work.
Senate File 19, sponsored by Senator Fred Rothfuss, would broaden statutory language about epinephrine delivery systems to include alternatives to auto-injectors (such as nasal delivery) in Good Samaritan and public-use contexts. The Senate recorded the introductory vote as 29 aye, 1 no, 1 excused and referred the measure to the Labor Committee (Committee #10).
Senate File 23, introduced by Senator Schueller, would expand the list of professionals qualified to perform court-ordered examinations for involuntary hospitalization (adding licensed advanced practice registered nurses and physician assistants) and shorten required review intervals for directed outpatient commitment to six months.…
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