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About Wyoming Open Public Record

The Wyoming Open Records Act is the state law which mandates transparency of Wyoming public agency records to the general public. Examples of some information available under this act include access to documents which detail the daily operations of the government through it's various agencies, such as state publications, reports, budgets and fiscal information, and meeting minutes. The most current population figures reveal 563,626 Wyoming residents. Wyoming is second lowest in population density in the nation, resulting in only one representative to the U.S. House of Representatives. There are 23 counties and 98 cities, Cheyenne being the most populous city and the state capital. Home to Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming draws multitudes of tourists each year, making tourism a mainstay of the state's economy. Criminal history background checks may be obtained through the Wyoming Division of Criminal Investigation. Looking up information about the state of Wyoming is made easy with updated data and websites. Find out statistics about housing and economy when relocating to Wyoming. Link to government sites for public record access to request recorded documents from courts and state agencies. See the latest news of statewide crime reports. Search specific cities and counties within the state of Wyoming for local resources. View resident information detailing demographics of the various races, age and gender. Vital statistics will reveal deaths and births occurring within the state.
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Wyoming Free Public Records Directory

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Departments which record, maintain and provide official documents, certificates or information requested by the general public.

Wyoming Free Court Records Search

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Recent court criminal actions, civil lawsuits and bankruptcy filings.

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  • Where can I find in Wyoming, my 18 year old domestic violence charge so I can start expungement?
    Depends on where it was adjudicated. Convictions or trials, court cases and filings, all are public records unless sealed by the court.
    Open-Public-Records.com (Staff)
  • Where can I find in Wyoming, a copy of an eviction?
    Look up what it takes to evict a person in your area and see where they are filed. A good number of evictions are filed by people that are not attorneys, but by landlords. Wyoming evictions are processed in courts. to initiate the eviction suit, the landlord will file a complaint at the local courthouse. So basically, it's a court record search.
    Open-Public-Records.com (Staff)
  • How do I find out if someone has been arrested?
    If the arrest is recent, you can still see them on sheriffs/police sites on their inmate or in custody lists webpages. You can also see warrants lists and request other types of criminal data such as incident reports and more. The individual departments have their own free online data of arrests, if you are not able to find the databases in serps, begin with a county page search, go to their police/sheriffs pages and look for an open arrest list. If you're not sure which area, you can begin by going through the inmate lists that are easily found for a quick check, there are only 23 counties in Wyoming which is not too many to look into.
    Open-Public-Records.com (Staff)
  • Where can I find in Wyoming, access to divorce records, and case files?
    There are two options available through government agencies, one, the Wyoming Department of Health which issues divorce certificate, second are the courts where the divorce was filed.
    Open-Public-Records.com (Staff)
  • Can I request someone's driving record?
    Generally, the information is not available freely and to anyone. It is not difficult to request your own record since disclosure of private data is not a factor. When you're trying to get another person's driver's background, you will need an authorization. This form is used often when a prospective applicant is asked to bring their driving records with them as a prerequisite to being hired.
    Open-Public-Records.com (Staff)
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