Cities and towns-abandoned and nuisance properties.
HB 66 allows Wyoming cities and towns to designate properties as "abandoned" (vacant >6 months) or "nuisance" (dangerous/neglected) for cleanup purposes. Property owners who demolish or repair such designated properties within 2 years (or new buyers within 5 years) can receive tax credits covering up to 50% of demolition costs or 100% of repair costs, subject to city approval. Cities may also assess fees to cover abatement costs for dangerous properties. The bill limits designations by city size (e.g., small cities max 3 properties) and requires owners to submit proof of work for tax credit eligibility. (Bill: HB 66, §15-9-301)
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Dec 2024
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Introduced Dec 20, 2024
Last action Feb 3, 2025
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