The bill establishes the Critical Infrastructure Resiliency Initiative in Wyoming, aimed at enhancing the state's critical infrastructure's ability to withstand various threats, including natural disasters and cyberattacks. It creates the Critical Resilient Infrastructure Board, which will consist of nine members, including the director of the office of homeland security and eight gubernatorial appointees from various sectors such as public utilities, law enforcement, and the oil and gas industry. The board's responsibilities include ensuring compliance with federal infrastructure objectives, facilitating technology transfer from the Department of Defense, and developing strategies to maintain essential services during grid-down events.

Additionally, the bill appropriates $40,000 from the general fund to cover travel expenses for board members until June 30, 2026. The board is tasked with monitoring and implementing best practices for critical infrastructure protection, reporting recommendations for enhancing electric grid resilience, and ensuring that relevant agencies comply with existing energy directives. The initiative aims to bolster the state's infrastructure against potential disruptions while ensuring that essential services remain operational during emergencies.