Wyoming HB 2 / 2026 — Fast Track Permits Act (Residential Permit Shot-Clock) (WY)
Tracked preemption from the Wyoming overlay bundle.
Overview
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Effective
2026-07-01
Sunset
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Authority
state
Scope
state:WY
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Primary-source summary
**ADUs**: No statewide ADU-by-right statute. No pending bill identified in the 2025 General Session or 2026 Budget Session that would require municipalities to permit ADUs. (Compare to MT's SB 528 / 2023 and UT's SB 174 / 2021 which did impose such mandates.)
**Density / multi-family minimums**: No analog to MT's SB 323, OR's HB 2001, CA's SB 9. No bill on file.
**Inclusionary zoning**: Neither enabling nor prohibitive state legislation. Local authority rests on the general zoning enabling act; Teton County's workforce-housing mitigation is the lone substantive program.
**Design and aesthetic…Trigger predicate
When this evaluates true for a parcel, the law's preempted fields take precedence over base zoning.
AND
project.use_type∈ {single_family_detached,two_family,townhome}project.gross_floor_area_sf≤3000
Preempted fields
3 fields on the base district schema are rewritten when the trigger fires.
| Field | Op | Value | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
permit_completeness_review_days | cap_at | 10 | Local jurisdictions must determine completeness within 10 business days of submission |
permit_decision_days | cap_at | 30 | 30 calendar days from complete application to issue or deny; failure to act results in deemed approval |
review_type | override | deemed_approved_on_inaction |
Citation
Authority source
Wyoming HB 2 (2026 Budget Session) — 'Fast Track Permits Act'
§ HB 2 / 2026 (pending codification)
Research notes
Procedural shot-clock signed by Gov. Mark Gordon March 2026, effective 2026-07-01. Scope: detached single-family, two-family, and townhome permits ≤3,000 sf. Procedural only — does not preempt substantive zoning (use, density, setbacks, design). Constrains how long a jurisdiction may take to decide, not what it may decide. Until 2026-07-01 treat the rule as pending; existing local review timelines remain operative. Each WY city/county should be checked for adoption of compliant procedures and explicit 'deemed approved' mechanic vs. reliance on the statutory default.