Alabama § 45-11-231.05 - Merit System Board - Meetings.
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§ 45-11-231.05. Merit System Board - Meetings.
(a) The board shall fix the times for its regular meetings and it may hold special, adjourned, or called meetings at any time. A majority of the members of the board shall constitute a quorum for the transaction of business. All meetings of the board shall be held in the Chilton County Courthouse. The board may prescribe rules governing its procedure provided the rules are not inconsistent with this subpart.
(b) The board shall keep minutes of its meetings and a record of all business transacted by it. Its records, except those which the rules of the board require to be held confidential for reasons of public policy, shall be open for inspection by any resident of the county at all reasonable times.
(Act 2002-90, p. 270, §6.)
Source: official Alabama text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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