Wyoming § 18-2-105 County, city or local housing authority;
authority to establish senior citizen center; receiving state
and federal monies; contracting for services

Wyoming Statutes

§ 18-2-105 — County, city or local housing authority; authority to establish senior citizen center; receiving state and federal monies; contracting for services

Wyoming § 18-2-105

Title 18Counties

Ch. 2CORPORATE POWERS AND DUTIES

This text of Wyoming § 18-2-105 (County, city or local housing authority; authority to establish senior citizen center; receiving state and federal monies; contracting for services) is published on Counsel Stack Legal Research, covering Wyoming primary law. Counsel Stack provides free access to over 12 million legal documents including statutes, case law, regulations, and constitutions.

Bluebook

Wyo. Stat. Ann. § 18-2-105 (2026).

Text

A board of county commissioners, cities or local housing
authorities designated by said counties or cities may establish
and maintain senior citizen centers to provide transportation,
information, recreation facilities and other services which will
enable senior citizens to maintain their independence and to
avoid institutionalization as long as possible. A board of
county commissioners, cities or local housing authorities
designated by said counties or cities may receive both state and
federal monies for the establishment and maintenance of these
facilities. A board of county commissioners, the mayor and
council or the board of commissioners of a local housing
authority may provide these services or contract with public or
private organizations or individuals for the services.

Free access — add to your briefcase to read the full text and ask questions with AI

A board of county commissioners, cities or local housing
authorities designated by said counties or cities may establish
and maintain senior citizen centers to provide transportation,
information, recreation facilities and other services which will
enable senior citizens to maintain their independence and to
avoid institutionalization as long as possible. A board of
county commissioners, cities or local housing authorities
designated by said counties or cities may receive both state and
federal monies for the establishment and maintenance of these
facilities. A board of county commissioners, the mayor and
council or the board of commissioners of a local housing
authority may provide these services or contract with public or
private organizations or individuals for the services.