Wyoming § 9-4-801 - Board of deposits; creation; composition; records; meetings; general duties.
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§ 9-4-801. Board of deposits; creation; composition; records; meetings; general duties.
The state loan and investment board is established as and shall perform the duties of the board of deposits. The governor is the chairman of the board and the state treasurer is the secretary of the board for the purpose of performing the duties of the board of deposits. The records of the board of deposits kept by the secretary, or a duly certified copy thereof, are prima facie evidence of any action of the board. The board of deposits shall meet quarterly each year, or at any other time, upon the call of the chairman. The board shall designate banks or credit unions within this state eligible as state depositories for the purpose of receiving on deposit funds of this state.
Source: official Wyoming text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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