§ 7-4-101 — (b) The board of county commissioners may require any county officer who receives county revenue to execute a bond in the penal amount of one and one-fourth (1 1/4) times the amount of revenue received

(c) Deputy county assessors appointed as provided by W.S.
18-3-107(e) shall execute a bond with the county in the penal
sum of two thousand dollars ($2,000.00) conditioned that they
will faithfully and impartially observe the laws relating to the
listing, assessing and valuing of all property.
(d) Whenever the board of county commissioners requires
any county officer to execute a new or additional bond, the
county clerk shall immediately give personal notice to that
officer. If the bond is not executed within twenty (20) days
after receipt of the notice, the board of county commissioners
shall declare the office vacant and shall appoint a qualified
person to hold the office as provided by W.S. 22-18-111.
(e) Sureties of official bonds as provided in this section
shall be residents of the state and have a net worth of twice
the amount secured by the bond and each shall sign an affidavit,
which will be endorsed on the bond, of his net worth. Any surety
who willfully and corruptly makes a false affidavit as to his
qualifications is guilty of false swearing.
(f) If a surety ceases to possess the required
qualifications, the board of county commissioners shall require
the county officer giving the bond to execute a new one.
(g) Any action to recover on the bonds provided in this
section shall be in the name of the people.