Wyo. Stat. § 9-4-816
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§ 9-4-816. Deposits by political subdivisions; “proper governing board” defined
Official statutory text
(a) As used in W.S. 9-4-817 through 9-4-831 “proper governing board” means:
(i) When applied to the deposit of county funds, the board of county commissioners of the county;
(ii) When applied to the deposit of the funds of a city or town, the mayor and council of the city or town;
(iii) When applied to the deposit of school district funds, the board of trustees of the school district;
(iv) When applied to the deposit of irrigation district funds, the board of commissioners of the irrigation district; and
(v) When applied to drainage district funds, the board of commissioners of the drainage district.
(i) When applied to the deposit of county funds, the board of county commissioners of the county;
(ii) When applied to the deposit of the funds of a city or town, the mayor and council of the city or town;
(iii) When applied to the deposit of school district funds, the board of trustees of the school district;
(iv) When applied to the deposit of irrigation district funds, the board of commissioners of the irrigation district; and
(v) When applied to drainage district funds, the board of commissioners of the drainage district.
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