Wyoming Statutes
Wyo. Stat. § 11-34-131 (2026)
Wyoming transportation enterprise account; use
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thereof.
(a) The transportation enterprise account is established
to be used by the state loan and investment board to finance
transportation projects of benefit to the general public as
defined in this section. The transportation enterprise account
shall be administered by the state loan and investment board,
subject to recommendation and appropriation by the legislature,
for the purpose of fostering transportation investments in
projects of benefit to the general public within the state. The
state loan and investment board shall:
(i) Adopt rules and regulations to implement the
purposes of this section, considering other funds available
including department of transportation funds; and
(ii) Distribute funds to eligible grantees only,
pursuant to appropriation of funds from the transportation
enterprise fund by the legislature, subsection (c) of this
section, federal requirements and rules and regulations of the
state loan and investment board.
(b) The transportation enterprise account shall receive
monies from mineral royalty payments as provided in W.S.
9-4-607(a). All repayments of principal and interest to the
state in connection with loans made under this section shall be
deposited into the transportation enterprise account.
(c) The board may make grants or loans to public entities
for the purpose of enhancing transportation in this state.
Eligible uses of the monies in the fund shall include capital
investments for public transportation and improvement and
maintenance of airline service and facilities.
(d) In adopting rules and regulations under paragraph
(a)(i) of this section, the board shall provide for the
allocation of funds for capital investments for public
transportation and for purposes eligible under subsection (c) of
this section, with investment income received under W.S.
9-4-607(b) being allocated to purposes eligible under subsection
(c) of this section.
(e) The state loan and investment board shall annually
audit the transportation trust fund created under W.S.
9-4-607(a) to determine the effects of inflation on investment
earnings.