Alabama § 45-58-240.06 - Removal of Board Members; Vacancies.

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§ 45-58-240.06. Removal of Board Members; Vacancies.

The Shelby County Commission shall have the right to remove any member of the board at any time without cause. If vacancies occur, the Shelby County Commission shall appoint another person to fill the vacancy and may either do so with or without additional nominations from the nominating authorities herein named. The time of service each year shall be coordinated by and communicated to the board by the property tax commissioner.

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

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