Wyoming § 41-3-502 Superintendents; appointment; removal; number;
qualifications; examination

Wyoming Statutes

§ 41-3-502 — Superintendents; appointment; removal; number; qualifications; examination

Wyoming § 41-3-502

Title 41Water

Ch. 3WATER RIGHTS; ADMINISTRATION AND CONTROL

Art. 5WATER DIVISIONS AND SUPERINTENDENTS

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Wyo. Stat. Ann. § 41-3-502 (2026).

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There shall be one (1) superintendent for each division, who
shall be appointed by the governor and who shall be a resident
of the water division for which he is appointed. The governor
may remove any superintendent as provided in W.S. 9-1-202. The
state engineer shall from time to time conduct examinations for
candidates for the position of division superintendents, and a
list of those who qualify shall be filed with the governor and
the governor, from that list, shall appoint division
superintendents for the various divisions as vacancies occur. No
candidate is eligible for appointment as division superintendent
unless he is qualified by training and experience. The
examination shall consist of questions relative to the
irrigation laws and their administration, the measurement of
flowing

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There shall be one (1) superintendent for each division, who
shall be appointed by the governor and who shall be a resident
of the water division for which he is appointed. The governor
may remove any superintendent as provided in W.S. 9-1-202. The
state engineer shall from time to time conduct examinations for
candidates for the position of division superintendents, and a
list of those who qualify shall be filed with the governor and
the governor, from that list, shall appoint division
superintendents for the various divisions as vacancies occur. No
candidate is eligible for appointment as division superintendent
unless he is qualified by training and experience. The
examination shall consist of questions relative to the
irrigation laws and their administration, the measurement of
flowing water, evaporation, seepage, drainage and the
hydrographic features of the water division in which the
candidate seeks appointment.