Wyoming § 18-1-310 - When officers to qualify; when county organized.

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§ 18-1-310. When officers to qualify; when county organized.

On the first Monday of January following the election or as soon thereafter as possible, the county and precinct officers elected in the new county shall qualify and enter upon their respective duties. When at least two (2) county commissioners elected have qualified and entered upon their duties the county is organized and is vested with all the powers of an organized county.

Source: official Wyoming text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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