Wyoming § 17-10-218 - Filling vacancies.
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§ 17-10-218. Filling vacancies.
If a patron member director's position becomes vacant for a director that was elected by patron members, the board shall appoint a patron member of the cooperative to fill the director's position until the next regular or special members' meeting. If the vacating director was not a patron member, the board shall appoint a patron member to fill the vacant position. At the next regular or special members' meeting, the members or patron members shall elect a director to fill the unexpired term of the vacant director's position.
Source: official Wyoming text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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