Wyoming state library will use funds to support the goals of their five-year plan for FY 2023-2027, which reflect the purposes and priorities of the library services and technology act (LSTA)

The Institute of Museum and Library Services awarded the Wyoming State Library, a division of the Wyoming Department of Administration and Information, $1.847 million on October 1, 2025, under the Grants to States program (CFDA 45.310).

The funds support Wyoming's Five-Year State Plan for fiscal years 2023–2027, which aligns with Library Services and Technology Act priorities. The State Library will deploy funding to achieve three core objectives: ensure resource sharing and information access for all state residents' personal, educational, and professional development; maintain the State Library's leadership role in designing and facilitating cooperative projects and efficiencies across Wyoming's library system; and build capacity for learning, change, and innovation in the Wyoming library community.

Supported initiatives include access to electronic databases, computer instruction programs, homework centers, summer reading programs, digitization of special collections, e-books, adaptive technology, and bookmobile services, with targeted outreach to children, teenagers, adult learners, seniors, and underemployed individuals.

The award carries a period of performance from October 1, 2025, through September 30, 2027, with place of performance in Cheyenne, Wyoming. Wyoming State Library may distribute funds through competitive subawards or cooperative agreements to eligible public, academic, research, school, and special libraries or consortia throughout the state.

In wyoming, specific goals address: 1) resource sharing that ensures all state residents will have access to information resources to assist them in their personal, educational, and professional growth; 2) the state library will continue as the leadership agency that designs, facilitates and supports efficiencies, cooperative projects and information products that enhance and improve the statewide development of libraries; and 3) build capacity for learning, change and innovation in the wyoming library community.