§ 9-14-503 — Prohibiting the use of state resources for enforcement of federal regulations regarding federal land management

(a) Upon a determination by the governor, with advice from
the attorney general, that an executive order, final rule or
regulation of the federal government does not comply with
federal laws regarding federal land management and upon
providing notice, this state and all political subdivisions of
this state shall not use any personnel, funds appropriated by
the legislature or any other source of funds that originate
within the state of Wyoming to enforce or administer that
federal executive order, final rule or regulation. The governor
may make exceptions to the implementation of this subsection to
preserve any valid primacy agreement with a federal agency if
the governor believes the net effect of this exception is to
reduce the adverse impact of federal regulations on this state.
The governor shall not revoke a valid primacy agreement with a
federal agency over the regulation and enforcement of a federal
law or program until a court of competent jurisdiction
determines the federal executive order, final rule or regulation
is unlawful.
(b) Nothing in this act shall limit or restrict a public
officer, as defined by W.S. 6-5-101(a)(v), from providing
assistance to federal authorities for purposes not specifically
identified in subsection (a) of this section. Nothing in this
act shall be construed to prohibit any governmental entity from
accepting federal funds for law enforcement purposes.