Wyoming § 18-3-703 Records to be kept; copies to be furnished upon
request; duty to file plats, maps and records of surveys made
for county with county clerk; penalty for failure to file such
records; authority of county commissioners to purchase records
of private surveys

Wyoming Statutes

§ 18-3-703 — Records to be kept; copies to be furnished upon request; duty to file plats, maps and records of surveys made for county with county clerk; penalty for failure to file such records; authority of county commissioners to purchase records of private surveys

Wyoming § 18-3-703

Title 18Counties

Ch. 3COUNTY OFFICERS

Art. 7COUNTY SURVEYORS

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Wyo. Stat. Ann. § 18-3-703 (2026).

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(a)The county surveyor shall keep a correct record of all surveys made by him in a book provided by the county which he shall transmit to his successor in office. He shall number each survey progressively and shall preserve a copy of field notes and calculations of each survey endorsing thereon its proper number. A copy of the survey and an accurate plat thereof, together with a certificate of survey shall be furnished by the surveyor to any person requiring the same.

(b)Each county surveyor shall file with the county clerk of the county wherein the land surveyed is located all plats, maps and survey records of surveys made by him in behalf of the county, and shall make such filings continuously as surveys are completed. The county clerk and the county commissioners may invoke the aid of

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(a) The county surveyor shall keep a correct record of all
surveys made by him in a book provided by the county which he
shall transmit to his successor in office. He shall number each
survey progressively and shall preserve a copy of field notes
and calculations of each survey endorsing thereon its proper
number. A copy of the survey and an accurate plat thereof,
together with a certificate of survey shall be furnished by the
surveyor to any person requiring the same.
(b) Each county surveyor shall file with the county clerk
of the county wherein the land surveyed is located all plats,
maps and survey records of surveys made by him in behalf of the
county, and shall make such filings continuously as surveys are
completed. The county clerk and the county commissioners may
invoke the aid of any district court in the state to secure
possession of such documents as are in the custody of the county
surveyors which are the property of the county.
(c) It is unlawful for any county surveyor to fail to file
plats, maps and survey records of surveys made as provided
herein within thirty (30) days of the completion of the survey.
Violators of this section are guilty of a misdemeanor and may be
fined not more than one hundred dollars ($100.00) or imprisoned
in the county jail not more than thirty (30) days, or both.
(d) Each board of county commissioners may purchase for a
reasonable sum survey records made by surveyors.