Solid waste municipal cease and transfer funding.

HB 34 prioritizes funding for Wyoming's municipal solid waste facility closure and transfer projects using previously appropriated state funds. The bill establishes a ranked list of 16 projects (e.g., Upton's transfer project at $1.3M, Thermopolis' closure at $2.5M) with maximum spending limits, and authorizes the Department of Environmental Quality to adjust the list for efficiency, project readiness, or environmental concerns. It specifically allocates $77,303 for a carcass management project and requires annual reports to legislative committees. This procedural bill replaces an older priority list without creating new policy, directly affecting municipal waste operators and local governments listed in the approved projects.