Wyoming HB0058 requires voter approval for certain mill levies for recreational purposes, cooperative educational services, and special school taxes.
Wyoming HB0058 mandates that any mill levy for recreational facilities and systems of public recreation, cooperative educational services, or special school taxes must be approved by voters. The bill specifies that these levies can only be imposed if a majority of votes cast in the member school districts favor the proposition. The election for these levies must be held on the same date as the general election, with notice published in a newspaper of general circulation. If approved, the tax levy term is four years, with subsequent renewals requiring another voter approval every four years.
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