Alabama § 9-13-187 - Participation by County Commissions in Fire Protection Program of State Forestry Commission - Assessments Against Owners of Forestlands for Costs - Removal.
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§ 9-13-187. Participation by County Commissions in Fire Protection Program of State Forestry Commission - Assessments Against Owners of Forestlands for Costs - Removal.
The county commission in any county where the assessment provided for in this division has been adopted may, upon its own motion, remove said assessment at any time; provided, that no county commission may remove said assessment without first having a public hearing relative to the removal of the assessment.
Source: official Alabama text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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