Alabama § 45-37-122.08 - Initial County Manager; Search Process.

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§ 45-37-122.08. Initial County Manager; Search Process.

Any provision of law to the contrary notwithstanding, the county commission shall make an offer to a candidate for the county’s initial county manager position by June 1, 2011. Should the commission be unable to elect the initial county manager with a four-fifth’s vote or otherwise be unable to hire one of the finalists as the initial county manager, the county commission may request a new list of finalists from the search firm it retained or may begin a new search process by hiring another search firm that meets the qualifications set forth in subsection (a) of Section 45-37-122.02. Should the commission begin a new search process, the June 1, 2011, deadline to make an offer shall be extended by 120 days.

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