Wyoming’s Sunshine Law promises its locals the right to find, acquire, and use records held by authorities, which includes arrest records, court public records, marriage and divorce certificates, and records of traffic violations, and this privilege includes the locals of Albany. All significant details about the many happenings of law enforcement officials, local courts, and local government are contained in these records, and generally are deemed public unless legally redacted. Albanys authorities and criminals are both held accountable thanks to the openness provided with this regulation, making Albany, and by extension the united states, a more free and open culture.