Alabama § 45-15-60.03 - Expenses for Operation.

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§ 45-15-60.03. Expenses for Operation.

(a) In Cleburne County, in addition to any compensation paid to the coroner by law, the Cleburne County Commission may pay the actual and necessary expenses for the operation of the office of the coroner, including paying mileage for the use of a personal motor vehicle by the corner or a deputy coroner and providing a county vehicle for the use of the office. The expenses shall be paid and supplies requisitioned in the same manner as other county officers.

(b) This section shall be retroactive to October 1, 2015.

Source: official Alabama text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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