Wyoming § 18-3-106 Full-time officers enumerated

Wyoming Statutes

§ 18-3-106 — Full-time officers enumerated

Wyoming § 18-3-106

Title 18Counties

Ch. 3COUNTY OFFICERS

Art. 1GENERALLY

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Wyo. Stat. Ann. § 18-3-106 (2026).

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Each county clerk, county treasurer, clerk of the district
court, county assessor and county sheriff shall devote full time
to the duties of their respective offices during the term for
which they were elected or appointed. In counties which are not
served by a district attorney and in which the population
exceeds nine thousand (9,000) but is less than sixty thousand
(60,000), the county and prosecuting attorney shall devote
full-time to the duties of his office whenever a majority of the
county commissioners in that county resolve that a full-time
county and prosecuting attorney is necessary. In counties which
are not served by a district attorney and in which the
population does not exceed nine thousand (9,000), as well as in
counties which are served by a district attorney, the county
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Each county clerk, county treasurer, clerk of the district
court, county assessor and county sheriff shall devote full time
to the duties of their respective offices during the term for
which they were elected or appointed. In counties which are not
served by a district attorney and in which the population
exceeds nine thousand (9,000) but is less than sixty thousand
(60,000), the county and prosecuting attorney shall devote
full-time to the duties of his office whenever a majority of the
county commissioners in that county resolve that a full-time
county and prosecuting attorney is necessary. In counties which
are not served by a district attorney and in which the
population does not exceed nine thousand (9,000), as well as in
counties which are served by a district attorney, the county
commissioners may designate the office of county attorney and
the office of county and prosecuting attorney as a full-time
office. The designations shall be made by resolution at the time
salaries are set under W.S. 18-3-107(a).