Alabama § 9-10A-18 - State Code of Ethics; Public Officials; Public Employees.
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§ 9-10A-18. State Code of Ethics; Public Officials; Public Employees.
Officers and employees of a watershed management authority established pursuant to the provisions of this chapter shall be subject to the State Ethics Law. Members of the board of directors of a watershed management authority for the purposes of Chapter 25 of Title 36, shall be considered “public officials.” Employees of a watershed management authority for the purposes of Chapter 25 of Title 36, shall be considered “public employees.”
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