Repeals a law preventing landowners from objecting to annexation if part of the area is contiguous with a city's limits.
Wyoming HB0076 repeals a provision that prevents landowners from filing objections to a proposed annexation when a portion of the annexed area's perimeter is contiguous with the corporate limits of an annexing city or town. This change applies to annexation proceedings under W.S. 15-1-404 that commence on or after July 1, 2026. The repeal allows landowners to challenge annexations even if part of the area is already adjacent to a city's limits.
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