Wyoming § 41-6-125 Powers generally

Wyoming Statutes

§ 41-6-125 — Powers generally

Wyoming § 41-6-125

Title 41Water

Ch. 6IRRIGATION AND DRAINAGE DISTRICTS GENERALLY

Art. 1JOINT OPERATION AND COOPERATION

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Wyo. Stat. Ann. § 41-6-125 (2026).

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In the operation, maintenance, preservation and repair of the
constructed works of the associated districts, and in the
assessment, levy, collection and disbursement of district
revenues for such purposes, and for the payment of the principal
and interest on outstanding indebtedness, the board of district
managers shall succeed to and possess all the powers and be
charged with all the duties of the commissioners of the several
districts which it represents. All other powers of the
commissioners of such districts shall be possessed and retained
by them, unimpaired, including those relating to uncompleted
district works, or such additions to or extensions of such works
as require a revision or modification of assessed benefits.
Whenever necessary in the discharge of its duties, the board may

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In the operation, maintenance, preservation and repair of the
constructed works of the associated districts, and in the
assessment, levy, collection and disbursement of district
revenues for such purposes, and for the payment of the principal
and interest on outstanding indebtedness, the board of district
managers shall succeed to and possess all the powers and be
charged with all the duties of the commissioners of the several
districts which it represents. All other powers of the
commissioners of such districts shall be possessed and retained
by them, unimpaired, including those relating to uncompleted
district works, or such additions to or extensions of such works
as require a revision or modification of assessed benefits.
Whenever necessary in the discharge of its duties, the board may
use the name and corporate seal of any district which it
represents, always indicating, however, in some appropriate
manner, that the signature and seal have been affixed by the
board.