Alabama § 45-22-70 - Associate County Commissioner.

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§ 45-22-70. Associate County Commissioner.

REPEALED IN THE 2020 REGULAR SESSION BY ACT 2020-161 EFFECTIVE MAY 18, 2020. THIS IS NOT IN THE CURRENT CODE SUPPLEMENT.

The office of Associate County Commissioner in Cullman County shall hereafter be a full-time position and any person serving in such capacity shall devote full-time service to the duties and responsibilities of the office. An associate commissioner shall be entitled to the annual salary he or she is receiving on May 22, 2013, or as otherwise provided by general law, which shall be paid in equal monthly installments from the county treasury.

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