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How much does a DUI cost in Wyoming?
A first DUI in Wyoming carries a statutory fine of up to $750 (Wyo. Stat. §31-5-233). This guide stacks every cost layer an official Wyoming source prices — the fine, court costs, the license reinstatement fee, the DUI program, ignition interlock, and the SR-22 insurance filing — and says plainly which layers no official source prices at all.
| Wyoming DUI costs at a glance | Figure |
|---|---|
| Statutory fine — first DUI | Wyoming treats a first DUI as a misdemeanor, with the fine set by Wyo. Stat. section 31-5-233. Under Wyo. Stat. Sec. 31-5-233(e), a first conviction is a misdemeanor punishable by a fine of not more than $750, or imprisonment for not more than six months, or both. |
| Court costs & fees | No statewide court-cost figure for DUI cases is published on the Wyoming Department of Transportation pages reviewed. |
| License suspension — first offense | A first DUI conviction brings a mandatory license suspension prescribed by Wyoming law. The WYDOT suspension pages reviewed explain the suspension process but do not state the exact length of a first-offense DUI suspension, so no period is listed here. |
| License reinstatement fee | To obtain an Ignition Interlock Restricted License, the driver pays a $50 reinstatement fee, plus the regular license fee and a $100 ignition interlock administrative fee, according to WYDOT. |
| Ignition interlock | Conditional — restricted license / court order — Ignition interlock is required after a first DUI conviction when the blood alcohol level was 0.15 or higher, and after any second or subsequent DUI conviction regardless of level. WYDOT notes that drivers who qualify for food assistance (SNAP) may have half of the device costs paid by the state and the $100 administrative fee waived. |
| DUI education / treatment program | A substance abuse assessment is part of Wyoming's DUI process and its cost falls on the offender. No official program name or fee schedule was published on the WYDOT pages reviewed. |
| SR-22 insurance filing | To receive an Ignition Interlock Restricted License, the driver must file SR-22 insurance with the Department, according to WYDOT. The state charges no separate SR-22 filing fee; the SR-22 is part of an insurance policy, and coverage after a DUI is priced as high-risk and generally costs more than a standard policy. |
The fine
Wyoming treats a first DUI as a misdemeanor, with the fine set by Wyo. Stat. section 31-5-233. Under Wyo. Stat. Sec. 31-5-233(e), a first conviction is a misdemeanor punishable by a fine of not more than $750, or imprisonment for not more than six months, or both.
Court costs & fees
No statewide court-cost figure for DUI cases is published on the Wyoming Department of Transportation pages reviewed.
License suspension & reinstatement
A first DUI conviction brings a mandatory license suspension prescribed by Wyoming law. The WYDOT suspension pages reviewed explain the suspension process but do not state the exact length of a first-offense DUI suspension, so no period is listed here.
To obtain an Ignition Interlock Restricted License, the driver pays a $50 reinstatement fee, plus the regular license fee and a $100 ignition interlock administrative fee, according to WYDOT.
The national picture — which states charge the most to reinstate — is in our license reinstatement guide.
Ignition interlock
Ignition interlock is required after a first DUI conviction when the blood alcohol level was 0.15 or higher, and after any second or subsequent DUI conviction regardless of level. WYDOT notes that drivers who qualify for food assistance (SNAP) may have half of the device costs paid by the state and the $100 administrative fee waived.
How interlock pricing works (installation, monthly lease, calibration, removal) is in our ignition interlock cost guide.
DUI education & treatment program
A substance abuse assessment is part of Wyoming's DUI process and its cost falls on the offender. No official program name or fee schedule was published on the WYDOT pages reviewed.
SR-22 & insurance
To receive an Ignition Interlock Restricted License, the driver must file SR-22 insurance with the Department, according to WYDOT. The state charges no separate SR-22 filing fee; the SR-22 is part of an insurance policy, and coverage after a DUI is priced as high-risk and generally costs more than a standard policy.
What an SR-22 is, which states charge a filing fee, and how long it must be carried: SR-22 cost guide.
Towing, impound & other charges
The $100 ignition interlock administrative fee applies when an interlock restricted license is issued, in addition to the $50 reinstatement fee and the regular license fee.
Worked total
Because the court can set the fine anywhere within the statutory range, the total turns on the fine your court actually imposes. Use the verified components on this page, add the fine from your judgment, and stack your own figures in the cost calculator.
Sources: Wyoming DOT — Ignition Interlock Program · Wyoming DOT — Suspensions / Ignition Interlock. Researched October 2026 — confirm current figures with the court and the driver-licensing agency.
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