Alabama § 11-44C-54 - Budget Estimates for Public Utilities; Presentation of Budget to Council.
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§ 11-44C-54. Budget Estimates for Public Utilities; Presentation of Budget to Council.
Separate budget estimates for any public utility owned and operated by the city shall be submitted to the director of finance at the same time as the budget estimates of other departments, and in the form prescribed by the director of finance. The mayor shall present to the council the budget for the utility operation, itemizing the receipts and expenditures in manner and form as is generally provided for in the general fund budget.
Source: official Alabama text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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