§ 9-1-209 — Coordinator of state-federal relations; appointment; removal; employment of personnel; duties; information to be supplied by agencies

(a) The governor may appoint a special assistant to be
known as "the coordinator of state-federal relations",
hereinafter called "coordinator". The coordinator may be removed
by the governor as provided in W.S. 9-1-202. The coordinator may
employ personnel as the governor may approve.
(b) The coordinator shall:
(i) Review all federal legislative and administrative
acts which pertain to state-federal relations;
(ii) Aid, assist and advise the governor on all
federal aid and private endowment programs;
(iii) Coordinate assistance programs between the
federal government and state and local government, and
coordinate private and nonprofit organizations', agencies' or
foundations' assistance to state and local government;
(iv) Collect data and information on federal aid and
private endowment programs and maintain a central depository for
the data and information relating to all programs, including the
cost of the state or local participation. This information shall
be available to all state agencies and units of local
government;
(v) Carry out all duties which the governor assigns,
pertaining to federal funds.
(c) All state departments, boards and commissions shall
provide to the coordinator information and data requested by the
coordinator, including cost of programs, of all federal aid or
private endowment programs in which they participate. This
information and data shall be supplied the coordinator within
forty-five (45) days from the date of request unless more time
is granted by the coordinator.