Wyoming § 35-9-619 Authority to receive donations; investment of
monies; employment of actuary; actuarial reports

Wyoming Statutes

§ 35-9-619 — Authority to receive donations; investment of monies; employment of actuary; actuarial reports

Wyoming § 35-9-619

Title 35Public Health and Safety

Ch. 9FIRE PROTECTION

Art. 6VOLUNTEER FIREFIGHTER, EMT AND SEARCH AND RESCUE

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Wyo. Stat. Ann. § 35-9-619 (2026).

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(a)In addition to contributions from the state, counties, volunteer fire departments and licensed ambulance services, the board may receive and credit to the account any gifts, donations and other contributions made by individuals, organizations and cities, towns, counties and other political subdivisions for the benefit of the account. The board may invest monies within the account not immediately necessary to pay benefits, awards or pensions under this article, in investments authorized under W.S. 9-3-408(b).

(b)The board shall employ a consulting actuary to review the account annually to determine its solvency and to make recommendations as to revisions and modifications to the pension account. The board may employ legal and other consultants as necessary. Actuarial reports are public

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(a) In addition to contributions from the state, counties,
volunteer fire departments and licensed ambulance services, the
board may receive and credit to the account any gifts, donations
and other contributions made by individuals, organizations and
cities, towns, counties and other political subdivisions for the
benefit of the account. The board may invest monies within the
account not immediately necessary to pay benefits, awards or
pensions under this article, in investments authorized under
W.S. 9-3-408(b).
(b) The board shall employ a consulting actuary to review
the account annually to determine its solvency and to make
recommendations as to revisions and modifications to the pension
account. The board may employ legal and other consultants as
necessary. Actuarial reports are public records and available
for inspection by all participating members of the account.