Rawlins Municipal Code

    The city council adopts the provisions of the Wyoming Statutes providing for a fireman pension and death benefit as provided in the statutes. (Ord. 8L-83: prior code § 26-1)

    The city council adopts the provisions of the Wyoming Statutes providing for a policeman pension and death benefit as provided in the statutes. (Ord. 8T-83: prior code § 26-2)

    There is appropriated the proceeds of a tax levied in accordance with state law on all assessed property within the city which shall be placed in a special fund known as the policemen's pension fund by the city treasurer. The tax levy shall be certified annually to the proper county officer and included in the municipal budget. The city treasurer is authorized and directed to deduct two percent of the monthly compensation payable to each police officer, and the proceeds therefrom shall be placed in the policemen's pension fund. (Prior code § 26-3)

    The following words or phrases shall have the meanings specified in W.S. 16-9-102;

    "Local exchange access company";

    "Local exchange access line";

    "911 emergency reporting system";

    "911 system";

    "911 emergency surcharge";

    "Public safety answering point";

    "service supplier";

    "service user". (Ord. No. 7A-93, Enacted, 07/01/93)

    A.    There is hereby imposed upon the first one hundred (100) local exchange access lines per telephone customer billing within the City jurisdictional limits, a monthly surcharge of fifty cents ($0.50) payable to the City and collected by the local exchange access company.

    B.    The local exchange access company shall collect the surcharge imposed in subsection A and remit such to the City in accordance with W.S. 16-9-104. (Ord. No. 7A-93, Enacted, 07/01/93)

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