Wyoming HB0188 would require elections for county boards and special districts with budgets over $20 million.
Wyoming HB0188 amends state statutes to require elections for directors of county boards and special districts with average annual budgets or expenditures over $20 million. Beginning with the 2028 general election, directors of these boards and districts must be elected at each general election. The bill makes conforming amendments to various statutes to implement this change. The provisions would apply to boards and districts for which terms of directors, supervisors, or trustees end on or after July 1, 2026. The bill does not affect appointments made before July 1, 2026.
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