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Top topic Criminal Records Criminal history tools, sheriff links, and related justice records.
Top topic Court Records Civil, criminal, and court access resources.
Top topic Expungements Record-clearance and expungement guidance.
Top topic Inmate Search Custody, jail, and inmate lookup resources.
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State of Wyoming Most Updated Online Public and Criminal Records Portal

Updated April 29, 2026

Wyoming public record directory to search for criminal records, divorces and personal assets. Obtain certified copies of birth records, deaths and marriages from the Wyoming department of health with details and instructions. Search assets such as real estate information, or a parcel search and any entity registered in the state of Wyoming by name with instant online results. Retrieve recorded documents with a statewide list…

Official sources 25 Direct state links currently rendered on this page
Counties County coverage 23 County-level public records coverage tied to Wyoming
FAQ / Q&A 9 Live statewide answers surfaced from the database
Bonus cities 1 Standalone city record pages currently shown

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Criminal Records Criminal history tools, sheriff links, and related justice records.
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Court Records Civil, criminal, and court access resources.
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Expungements Record-clearance and expungement guidance.
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Inmate Search Custody, jail, and inmate lookup resources.
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Most Wanted Wanted-person and fugitive resources.
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Police Police department and public-safety resources.
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County Sheriff County sheriff and detention access points.
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Background Checks Background screening and identity research resources.
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Asset Search Asset, ownership, and locator resources.
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DMV Driver, vehicle, and DMV resource links.
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Vital Records Birth, death, marriage, and health-record links.
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Genealogy Family-history and genealogy research tools.
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Missing Children Missing-child alerts and support resources.
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Wyoming public record directory to search for criminal records, divorces and personal assets. Obtain certified copies of birth records, deaths and marriages from the Wyoming department of health with details and instructions. Search assets such as real estate information, or a parcel search and any entity registered in the state of Wyoming by name with instant online results. Retrieve recorded documents with a statewide list…

Founded in 1867, Wyoming is the country's least populated state and With nearly 98,000 square miles, it is the 10 largest in the U.S. Wyoming's population has grown from less than ten thousand in 1870 with only five original counties (Laramie Carter, Carbon, Albany and Uinta) to over half a million residents in 23 counties, ranking least populated of all other states and forty ninth in density. There are no individual or corporate taxes imposed on residents of the state. Nearly half of the land is owned by the U.S. Federal government. The state's has enjoyed commerce due to its vast natural resources. Tourism of…

State snapshot Did you know? In Wyoming, arrest searches usually work best locally first. Start with the town or city agency when possible, then check county jail and court records for the booking trail. Quick route: small-town agency records plus county jail pages often surface details fastest in Wyoming.
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Q What is included in a Wyoming background check?
In Wyoming, background checks are governed by the Wyoming Public Records Act (Wyoming Statutes § 16-4-201 through § 16-4-205). They may include criminal history, sex offender status, court filings, arrest records, and vital statistics. Agencies must respond within 7 business days to acknowledge. The law is administered by Wyoming Department of Administration & Information (ai.wyo.gov); Wyoming Attorney General for legal guidance.
Q Where can I find police reports in Wyoming?
Police reports in Wyoming are public records under the Wyoming Public Records Act. Submit your request to the agency that generated the report. Who may request: Any person - no residency requirement. Response deadline: 7 business days to acknowledge. If access is denied, you may appeal to district or circuit court. Police report requests in Wyoming are processed under the Wyoming Public Records Act (Wyo. Stat. Ann. § 16-4-201). Requesters must provide the incident date, location, and the names of parties involved. The Wyoming Division of Criminal Investigation (DCI) administers state trooper report requests from its records office in Cheyenne, WY. For local reports, contact the municipality or county where the incident occurred. Most agencies respond within 10 business days; certified copies are available for court use.
Q What are the procedures to obtain Wyoming vital records, and what is included in those records with address, not URLs?
Vital records (birth, death, marriage, divorce) in Wyoming are maintained by the state Department of Health or Vital Statistics. Standard fees: Actual cost of reproduction; agencies may charge for staff time. Wyoming has no. Certified copies carry separate fee schedules. Fee waivers may be available for journalists, nonprofits, and public-interest requesters - always ask.
Q What is the school district and performance data for Wyoming?
The Wyoming Department of Education does not collect school district performance data. However, the Wyoming Department of Education does provide school district profiles that include information such as enrollment, graduation rates, and student demographics. The Wyoming Department of Education (edu.wyoming.gov), headquartered in Cheyenne, WY, is the authoritative source for Wyoming school district performance metrics. Reported metrics include proficiency rates in English language arts and mathematics, English learner progress, science achievement, and school climate indicators. Data is updated annually and can be searched by district, school, or student group on the department's data portal.
Q What is the crime statistics for Wyoming?
According to the FBI's Uniform Crime Reporting Program, Wyoming had a total of 8,945 reported crimes in 2019. Of those, there were 1,845 violent crimes and 7,100 property crimes. The violent crime rate in Wyoming was 218.2 per 100,000 people, and the property crime rate was 845.7 per 100,000 people. Crime data for Wyoming is collected under the National Incident-Based Reporting System (NIBRS) and reported annually to the FBI. The Wyoming Division of Criminal Investigation (DCI) coordinates data collection from local law enforcement agencies across all counties and municipalities in Wyoming. Full statistical breakdowns, including arrest data, clearance rates, and hate-crime incidents, are publicly available through the Wyoming Division of Criminal Investigation (DCI)'s annual crime report published each year for the prior calendar year.
Q If I get arrested in Wyoming where would I go to jail and court? include address.
If arrested in Wyoming, you would be taken to the local county jail. Court appearances are scheduled in the county where the arrest occurred. Under the Wyoming Public Records Act, arrest records and booking information are generally public. Oversight: Wyoming Department of Administration & Information (ai.wyo.gov); Wyoming Attorney General for legal guidance. Appeals go to district or circuit court.
Q Can I find Public records in Wyoming State Library?
Yes. Wyoming state and public libraries provide access to public records databases. The Wyoming Public Records Act (Wyoming Statutes § 16-4-201 through § 16-4-205) guarantees public access to government documents. Many libraries offer free access to LexisNexis, court records portals, and vital record indexes. Under the Wyoming Public Records Act (Wyo. Stat. Ann. § 16-4-201), Wyoming residents can access public records through state and local libraries. The Wyoming State Library, 2800 Central Ave, Cheyenne, WY 82002 maintains research collections including historical newspapers, land records, probate files, and legislative archives. Libraries also provide free access to LexisNexis Public Records and other subscription databases not available at home. Reference librarians are available to help navigate Wyoming government records portals and submit public records requests.
Q Where is the Wyoming State Library located?
The Wyoming Library is located at 3350 Michael Ave SW, Wyoming, MI 49519. In addition to its main location, the Wyoming State Library coordinates resources and services for public libraries statewide. Patrons can access LexisNexis, ProQuest Historical Newspapers, and PACER court records indexes through the library. Under the Wyoming Public Records Act (Wyo. Stat. Ann. § 16-4-201), government documents are available for public inspection during regular business hours. Reference librarians in Cheyenne, WY can assist with inter-library loans, records requests, and genealogical research inquiries.
Q Wyoming State fingerprinting office
The Wyoming Division of Criminal Investigation (DCI) provides fingerprinting services for individuals who need to be fingerprinted for employment, licensing, or other purposes. The DCI has offices located in Cheyenne, Casper, and Gillette. In addition to Wyoming Division of Criminal Investigation (DCI) facilities in Cheyenne, many county sheriff offices and city police departments in Wyoming offer walk-in or appointment fingerprinting. LiveScan electronic fingerprinting is accepted for most Wyoming licensing boards, courts, and employment agencies. The ORI (Originating Agency Identifier) number must be provided by the requesting agency. Fees typically range from $5 to $50 depending on purpose. Results are sent directly to the requester's agency, not to the applicant.
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Some Wyoming cities have standalone record pages

Fun fact: some Wyoming cities skip the county layer entirely. They have their own public record hubs, go straight to them below.

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McKinnon

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