Missouri Code — 49
Browse 75 sections in division 49 of the Missouri code. Each section page includes the full statutory text, official source links, and citation guidance.
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- § 49.010. County court to be known as county commission — membership of commission — two districts in each county.
- § 49.020. Election — term of office — residence.
- § 49.050. Commissioners to be commissioned by governor.
- § 49.060. Vacancy, how certified or filled — inapplicability to constitutional charter counties.
- § 49.070. Quorum.
- § 49.079. County commission to appoint sewer supervisor — compensation and duties, how fixed (certain second class counties).
- § 49.082. Compensation of certain county commissioners, may be reduced, vote required — training program, attendance required, when, expenses, compensation.
- § 49.093. County department officers to inspect and inventory personal property used by department — additional inventory inspected by county clerk — report to be filed and signed by clerk (counties of the third and fourth classification).
- § 49.097. Additional duties of county commissioners (second class counties).
- § 49.098. Additional duties of county commissioners (second, third and fourth class counties).
- § 49.101. Vacancies, interim county officials appointed, when — expiration.
- § 49.130. Passports, processing of applications, commission may provide service, when — fees.
- § 49.140. County commissioners prohibited from doing certain things.
- § 49.150. Penalty for violating section 49.140.
- § 49.160. Who shall hold meetings when majority of commissioners are absent.
- § 49.170. Terms of commission, when held.
- § 49.180. Special terms.
- § 49.190. Notice for special term.
- § 49.200. Adjourned terms.
- § 49.210. County commission may award process.
- § 49.220. Proceeds before county commission may be transferred to circuit court, when.
- § 49.225. Stenographic record.
- § 49.230. Appeals.
- § 49.260. Settlements with county treasurers and other officers.
- § 49.264. County commission may grant easements to watershed subdistricts.
- § 49.265. County commission may authorize closing of county offices, when, procedure (second, third and fourth class counties).
- § 49.266. County commission by orders or ordinance may regulate use of county property, traffic, and parking — burn bans.
- § 49.270. County commission to control county property — to audit demands against county.
- § 49.272. County counselor may impose fine for certain violations of rules, regulations or ordinances, amount. (Boone, Cass, Jasper, Jefferson, Greene, and Buchanan counties.)
- § 49.275. County commission may provide transportation for county officers and employees (first class counties).
- § 49.276. County commission may provide law enforcement vehicles (third and fourth class counties).
- § 49.278. Governing body may provide certain benefits for county employees, procedure.
- § 49.280. Ex officio commissioner to sell county lands — deeds by.
- § 49.285. County not to own real estate in other counties, exceptions — sheriff's sale — restrained by circuit court, when.
- § 49.287. County may lease property — procedures (certain first class counties).
- § 49.290. Lands sold by the county — procedure to obtain deed.
- § 49.292. Rejection of transfer of real property by donation or dedication authorized, when — proof and acknowledgment required.
- § 49.300. County commission may institute condemnation proceedings — power of circuit court.
- § 49.303. Disposition of garbage and refuse by constitutional charter county — plants, how financed.
- § 49.305. Sites for courthouse, jail, may acquire — funds from which payment authorized.
- § 49.310. County commission to erect and maintain courthouses, jails — issue bonds — certain counties authorized to maintain jails outside boundaries of county seat — courthouse with offices and court facilities, special rules.
- § 49.320. County commission may order buildings erected.
- § 49.330. Superintendent, appointment, compensation.
- § 49.370. Site for county building.
- § 49.390. Circuit court to examine title.
- § 49.400. County commission to pay for building site, when.
- § 49.410. Plan of building to be submitted.
- § 49.420. Advertisement for bids — may let at private contract, when.
- § 49.430. Bond of contractor.
- § 49.440. Superintendent to supervise work and report progress.
- § 49.450. Payments to contractor, when made.
- § 49.460. Order of payment, when made.
- § 49.470. County commission may alter and repair county buildings, when.
- § 49.480. Insurance of courthouses and jails — disposition of proceeds.
- § 49.490. Damages recoverable for injuring county property.
- § 49.500. County contracts to be inquired into on petition.
- § 49.510. County to provide and equip offices.
- § 49.520. Acquisition, erection or expansion of county buildings authorized, when.
- § 49.525. Issuance of bonds — ordinance required, contents.
- § 49.530. Interest rate and maturity of bonds.
- § 49.535. Bonds negotiable and tax free — method of sale — payable from revenue only.
- § 49.540. Obligation of county for rent or charges, limits — right to use building.
- § 49.545. Application of proceeds of bonds.
- § 49.550. Lien on buildings and land — rights of bondholders.
- § 49.555. Receiver on default in payment of bonds.
- § 49.560. Revenues placed in special fund — use — rentals, rates and charges.
- § 49.565. Surplus in fund, disposition of.
- § 49.570. Additional bonds — refunding bonds.
- § 49.575. Administration of buildings and income, obligation of bonds.
- § 49.580. This method of acquisition additional, not exclusive.
- § 49.600. National flood insurance program, adoption and rescission procedure — exemptions (certain second, third, fourth class counties).
- § 49.605. Permits, authorized requirements for applicant.
- § 49.610. Variances may be granted by county commission, when.
- § 49.615. Judicial review of all final decisions, orders and actions, when.
- § 49.650. Certain county ordinances and resolutions authorized relating to county property and affairs — submission to voters — certain restrictions for counties of the third classification.