The Christian Smith Safety Act amends the Wyoming Governmental Claims Act to adjust the maximum liability amounts for claims.
The Christian Smith Safety Act modifies the Wyoming Governmental Claims Act by setting new maximum liability amounts for claims. It establishes a cap of $250,000 for any single claim and $1 million for all claims arising from a single transaction or occurrence. Additionally, it sets a cap of $2 million for all claims from a single transaction or occurrence. The act also mandates annual adjustments to these maximum liability amounts based on inflation, using the consumer price index or three percent, whichever is less.
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