9-4-820. Deposits by political subdivisions; surety bonds for security; out-of-county banks.
(a) For the security of the funds deposited the proper treasurer shall require all depositories to give surety bonds for the safekeeping and payment of deposits of public monies and the interest thereon, which bonds shall:
(i) Run to the proper county, city, town or school district;
(ii) Be approved as to form and substance by the proper governing board and legal counsel; and
(iii) Be conditioned:
(A) That the depository shall on the first Monday of January, April, July and October of each year, render to the proper treasurer, and to the proper governing board a statement in duplicate, showing the several daily balances and the amount of public monies held by it during the preceding three (3) months, and the amount of the interest thereon, and how credited; and
(B) For the payment of the deposits, and the interest accrued thereon when demanded by the proper treasurer on his check, order or demand at any time.
(b) The surety bond in form and substance shall be similar, or as near as may be, to the surety bonds required of state depositories and shall conform with W.S. 9-4-804(c).
(c) The bonds shall be issued and placed with the clerk of the county, city, town or school district to which the bond is given.
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