Wyoming § 9-1-401 Seals of office; access to records; power to
administer oaths; accounting records

Wyoming Statutes

§ 9-1-401 — Seals of office; access to records; power to administer oaths; accounting records

Wyoming § 9-1-401

Title 09Administration of the Government

Ch. 1STATE OFFICERS

Art. 4AUDITOR AND TREASURER

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Bluebook

Wyo. Stat. Ann. § 9-1-401 (2026).

Text

(a)The treasurer and auditor shall each:

(i)Keep a seal of office, which shall be used to authenticate all writings, papers and documents certified by either officer;

(ii)Have free access to each other's offices and to all other offices of the state to inspect books, accounts and papers pertaining to their duties;

(iii)Have power to administer oaths and affirmations required by law in matters touching their duties;

(iv)Balance their accounting records to verify that cash and investments, adjusted for outstanding warrants, reflect the amount due to each fund and account in the Wyoming uniform accounting system.

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(a) The treasurer and auditor shall each:
(i) Keep a seal of office, which shall be used to
authenticate all writings, papers and documents certified by
either officer;
(ii) Have free access to each other's offices and to
all other offices of the state to inspect books, accounts and
papers pertaining to their duties;
(iii) Have power to administer oaths and affirmations
required by law in matters touching their duties;
(iv) Balance their accounting records to verify that
cash and investments, adjusted for outstanding warrants, reflect
the amount due to each fund and account in the Wyoming uniform
accounting system.