Wyoming nuclear developer wants legal protections for private, armed security force

A legislative panel will mull statutory changes to protect TerraPower’s Natrium security force from civil liability, including when using lethal force.

Posted 5/27/25

Don’t mess around at a nuclear power plant facility. If you have no business there but insert yourself anyway, you will be met with armed guards who are directed to “detect, assess, …

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Wyoming nuclear developer wants legal protections for private, armed security force

A legislative panel will mull statutory changes to protect TerraPower’s Natrium security force from civil liability, including when using lethal force.

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Wyoming nuclear developer wants legal protections for private, armed security force

A legislative panel will mull statutory changes to protect TerraPower’s Natrium security force from civil liability, including when using lethal force.

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