Dissolution of county boards-authority.

This bill allows Wyoming county commissioners to dissolve county-created boards or districts (such as special service districts) by following specific procedures. Commissioners must provide 120 days' public notice in local newspapers, hold a public meeting for input, and approve dissolution via resolution. It requires settling all debts first, then distributing remaining funds either by offsetting taxes owed to taxing units or crediting property values in the dissolved area. The law applies to boards created under statutes governing county services, solid waste districts, and similar entities, effective July 2022.