Marrolyce Wilson

Wilson, the suit claims, advertised that the lots were the type of land where a mobile home was allowed.

Eric Salveggio sued the former mayor, clerk/treasurer and the Town of Mills for defamation and infliction of emotional distress.

Marrolyce Wilson resigned as the mayor of Mills the day after she told a Wyoming Division of Criminal Investigation agent about the property purchase.

The case against Marrolyce Wilson arose during an investigation of Lisa Whetstone, the former treasurer/clerk of the Town of Mills starting January 2015.

Natrona County District Attorney Mike Blonigen declined to comment on the terms of the plea, saying they may change between now and March 3.

Natrona County District Court Judge Daniel Forgey said he will take the arguments under advisement and issue a ruling later.

The former Mayor of Mills is accused of skirting the town council's authority to obtain property, telling a town employee not to let investigators into town hall, and having a liquor license when she wasn't supposed to.

The allegations of Marrolyce Wilson's conflicts of interest and official misconduct arose during the investigation of former town Clerk and Treasurer Lisa Whetstone.

Mills Town Councilwoman Ruth Pitts is now the council president.

Wednesday, the Mills Town Council appointed town employee Dawn Kopp as interim treasurer. The town will be taking applications for a new treasurer.