County board dissolution-requirements.

HB 157 sets specific rules for Wyoming county commissioners to dissolve county-created boards or districts. It requires commissioners to provide 30 days' written notice to affected boards, hold a public meeting for input, and only dissolve boards for five clear reasons: the original purpose no longer exists, a majority of board members votes to dissolve, the board neglected duties, engaged in misconduct, or misused public funds. This directly affects county boards and districts created under Wyoming law, giving them procedural protections before dissolution. The bill amends existing law to standardize these requirements, effective July 1, 2023.