Michigan § 333.2406 - Definitions; L.
Full text of Michigan Michigan Compiled Laws § 333.2406 — Definitions; L., with citation guidance and answers to common questions.
§ 333.2406. Definitions; L.
"Local governing entity" means:
In case of a single county health department, the county board of commissioners.
In case of a district health department, the county boards of commissioners of the counties comprising the district.
In case of a district health department which includes a single city health department, the county boards of commissioners of the counties comprising the district and the mayor and city council of the city.
In case of a single city health department, the mayor and city council of the city.
In the case of a local health department serving a county within which a single city health department has been created pursuant to section 2422, the county board of commissioners elected from the districts served by the county health department.
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