Wyoming § 35-8-304 - Election of trustees in newly established districts; terms.
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§ 35-8-304. Election of trustees in newly established districts; terms.
An election of six (6) trustees shall be held therein at the same time as the election for formation of the district. Trustees shall serve without compensation to govern the affairs of the district. There shall be elected three (3) members to serve until the next succeeding district election, and three (3) members to serve until the second succeeding district election and until their successors are elected and qualified.
Source: official Wyoming text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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