Indiana § 36-2-10-25 - County treasurer unable to perform fiscal responsibilities
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§ 36-2-10-25. County treasurer unable to perform fiscal responsibilities
Sec. 25. If the county treasurer is unable to perform the fiscal requirements of the county treasurer's position, the county shall hire or contract with a qualified investment adviser to:
(1) provide guidance to the county treasurer regarding the performance of the county treasurer's responsibilities; or
(2) perform the county treasurer's fiscal responsibilities.
The county treasurer is considered to be unable to perform the fiscal requirements of the county treasurer's position if the county is declared unauditable under IC 5-11-1-9(b).
As added by P.L.58-2023, SEC.20.
IC 36-2-11Chapter 11. County Recorder
36-2-11-1Application of chapter 36-2-11-2Residence; term of office 36-2-11-2.5Training 36-2-11-3Location of office; business hours and days; state of emergency 36-2-11-4Legal action on days office is closed 36-2-11-5Delivery of instruments left for record on expiration of term 36-2-11-6Demand of fees; overpayment of fees; refund 36-2-11-7Return of instrument to presenter 36-2-11-7.5Personal liability for dishonored checks 36-2-11-8Record of instruments in order received; public access; copies; contaminated instruments 36-2-11-9Entry book; contents 36-2-11-10Recording requirements 36-2-11-11Repealed 36-2-11-12Grantor and grantee index; separate indexes for deeds and mortgages; requisites 36-2-11-13Plat or instrument of title to real property recorded in county where plat or property not located 36-2-11-14Auditor's endorsement required for recording of deed of partition, conveyance of land, or affidavits of transfer to real estate; violation 36-2-11-14.5Recording of purchase contracts involving manufactured homes and mobile homes 36-2-11-15Instruments that may be received for record or filing; name of person or governmental agency that prepared instrument 36-2-11-16Requirements for instruments to be received and recorded 36-2-11-16.5Requirements for instrument or document presented for recording; not applicable to certain instruments or documents 36-2-11-17Recording of name of farm; description; conveyance; cancellation 36-2-11-18Marginal entries; satisfaction, cancellation, or assignment; entry in entry book or electronic index 36-2-11-19Affidavit; recording in miscellaneous records; record as prima facie evidence 36-2-11-20Memorandum of lease or memorandum of contract; recording; effect 36-2-11-21Repealed 36-2-11-22Certified copy of matter relating to bankruptcy; recording in miscellaneous records 36-2-11-23Official seal 36-2-11-24Repealed 36-2-11-25Federal liens; notice; filing; certificate of discharge; recording; exemption from redaction requirements 36-2-11-26Social Security number on instruments presented for recording 36-2-11-27Payments to county recorder; transaction fees; contracting with payment processing companies authorized
Source: official Indiana text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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