Wyoming § 1-26-805 Acquisition of public utility plants by cities
and towns; definition of facilities which may be acquired

Wyoming Statutes

§ 1-26-805 — Acquisition of public utility plants by cities and towns; definition of facilities which may be acquired

Wyoming § 1-26-805

Title 01Civil Procedure

Ch. 26EMINENT DOMAIN

Art. 8POWER OF EMINENT DOMAIN GRANTED

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Bluebook

Wyo. Stat. Ann. § 1-26-805 (2026).

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For the purposes of W.S. 1-26-804 through 1-26-809 "public
utility service" means and includes communication or
transmission of intelligence or messages by telephone service;
electricity for light, heat, power and like purposes; natural or
artificial gas for heat, light, power and like purposes; steam
for heat, power and like purposes; or water for municipal,
domestic, agricultural, irrigation, manufacturing and like
purposes, including surface water drainage in accordance with
W.S. 16-10-103.

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For the purposes of W.S. 1-26-804 through 1-26-809 "public
utility service" means and includes communication or
transmission of intelligence or messages by telephone service;
electricity for light, heat, power and like purposes; natural or
artificial gas for heat, light, power and like purposes; steam
for heat, power and like purposes; or water for municipal,
domestic, agricultural, irrigation, manufacturing and like
purposes, including surface water drainage in accordance with
W.S. 16-10-103.

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