Wyoming § 15-5-114 Persons not eligible for appointment; criminal
history record information

Wyoming Statutes

§ 15-5-114 — Persons not eligible for appointment; criminal history record information

Wyoming·Title 15 Cities and Towns·Ch. 5 FIRE AND POLICE DEPARTMENTS·Art. 1 CIVIL SERVICE

(a)No person may be appointed or employed as a regular policeman or officer of the police department or as a fireman or officer of a fire department who:

(i)Has been convicted of, or against whom any indictment or information is pending for any offense, the punishment for which may be confinement in any penitentiary;

(ii)Is a notoriously bad character;

(iii)Is unable to read and write the English language; or

(iv)Lacks ordinary physical courage.

(b)A fire department may, as a condition for a position with the department, require applicants to submit to fingerprinting in order to obtain state and national criminal history record information.

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(a) No person may be appointed or employed as a regular
policeman or officer of the police department or as a fireman or
officer of a fire department who:
(i) Has been convicted of, or against whom any
indictment or information is pending for any offense, the
punishment for which may be confinement in any penitentiary;
(ii) Is a notoriously bad character;
(iii) Is unable to read and write the English
language; or
(iv) Lacks ordinary physical courage.
(b) A fire department may, as a condition for a position
with the department, require applicants to submit to
fingerprinting in order to obtain state and national criminal
history record information.

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