Wyoming § 35-1-615 Community board is agency of county;
appropriations; joint community board agreements

Wyoming Statutes

§ 35-1-615 — Community board is agency of county; appropriations; joint community board agreements

Wyoming § 35-1-615

Title 35Public Health and Safety

Ch. 1ADMINISTRATION

Art. 6COMMUNITY HUMAN SERVICES

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Bluebook

Wyo. Stat. Ann. § 35-1-615 (2026).

Text

(a)A community board is an agency of the county government.

(b)A county which establishes or agrees to establish a community board, or community boards may appropriate funds for human services programs.

(c)When two (2) or more counties have agreed to establish a community board, the funds appropriated by the counties shall be expended by the board in accordance with the agreement between the counties. The agreement shall require each county to bear a cost proportionate to the services provided in the county. The agreement may specify that, for particular purposes, officers and employees of a joint community board are considered employees of a participating county.

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(a) A community board is an agency of the county
government.
(b) A county which establishes or agrees to establish a
community board, or community boards may appropriate funds for
human services programs.
(c) When two (2) or more counties have agreed to establish
a community board, the funds appropriated by the counties shall
be expended by the board in accordance with the agreement
between the counties. The agreement shall require each county
to bear a cost proportionate to the services provided in the
county. The agreement may specify that, for particular
purposes, officers and employees of a joint community board are
considered employees of a participating county.