§ 35-9-111 — Certain structures declared nuisance; repair or demolition; procedure

(a) A building or structure is a public nuisance if it is
especially liable to fire and endangers people, buildings or
property in the vicinity. If the state fire marshal, county
fire warden, or the chief of a fire department or district finds
that a building or structure is especially liable to fire and
endangers people, buildings or property in the vicinity, the
officer shall order the structure to be repaired, torn down or
demolished, all materials removed and all dangerous conditions
remedied.
(b) The order shall be in writing, state the grounds and
be filed in the office of the clerk of the district court of the
county in which the building or structure is situated. A copy
of the order shall be served in accordance with the Wyoming
Rules of Civil Procedure upon the owner and any occupants of the
building or structure with a written notice that the order has
been filed and will be put in force unless the owner or occupant
files his objections or answer with the clerk of the district
court within the time specified in W.S. 35-9-112. A copy of the
order shall be posted in a conspicuous place upon the building
or structure.