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Wyoming
School bus video recordings: not a public record and destroyed within one year
Wyo. Stat. Ann. sec. 21-3-131(b)(x)
In force since .
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What it requires
- If you are a Wyoming school district, equip every school bus that transports students to and from school and to and from student activities with an external video system (Wyo. Stat. Ann. sec. 21-3-131(b)(x)).
- If you are a Wyoming school district, destroy each recording or image made from a school bus video system within one year of the date the recording was made (Wyo. Stat. Ann. sec. 21-3-131(b)(x)).
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What this law does
Each school district must establish and maintain minimum standards for the operation of school buses. One standard is that every school bus transporting students to and from school and to and from student activities must be equipped with an external video system and may be equipped with an internal video system. Recordings or images from the video system are not a public record under the Wyoming Public Records Act.
The recordings or images may be entered into evidence for a violation of section 31-5-507(a) of the Wyoming Statutes and may be discoverable for other criminal actions. Recordings or images made from the video system must be destroyed within one year of the date the recording was made. Senate Enrolled Act 42 of 2019 amended the paragraph. The act took effect .
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