Wyoming Statutes
§ 1-41-101 — Legislative findings and intent
Wyoming § 1-41-101
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Wyo. Stat. Ann. § 1-41-101 (2026).
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The legislature recognizes that certain liability insurance
policies of the state of Wyoming have been cancelled, that no
responsive bids have been received and that there exists a need
to develop a method to handle claims brought under the Wyoming
Governmental Claims Act and arising under federal law. The
legislature declares that the appropriate remedy is to create an
account for self-insurance of the state and to provide for a
loss prevention program. It is the intent of the legislature
that the self-insurance account shall be operated on an
actuarially sound basis. The legislature further declares that
its intent is that the availability of commercial liability
insurance coverage shall be explored considering the possibility
that the insurance industry can provide coverage in the futur
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§ 1-41-101
Legislative findings and intent§ 1-41-102
Definitions§ 1-41-104
Investment of funds§ 1-41-105
Powers and duties of risk manager§ 1-41-107
Reports§ 1-41-109
Confidential information§ 1-41-110
Applicability§ 1-41-111
No extension of liability§ 11-41-101
Short title§ 11-41-102
Definitions§ 11-41-104
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