Livestock infectious disease control-tribal inclusion.

This bill requires Wyoming's livestock disease control programs to include all producers, specifically including those on the Wind River Indian Reservation, in testing, containment, and reimbursement services. It mandates cooperative agreements between the state livestock board, state veterinarian, and the Eastern Shoshone and Northern Arapaho Tribes for disease management on tribal lands. The bill also expands the governor's authority to negotiate brucellosis containment with federal agencies and tribes to maintain Wyoming's brucellosis-free status. These changes clarify that tribal producers qualify for the same disease disposal procedures, indemnification, and livestock sale rules as other Wyoming producers under state and federal regulations.