Montana § 7-4-2504 - Salaries To Be Fixed By Resolution -- Cost-Of-Living Increments
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§ 7-4-2504. Salaries To Be Fixed By Resolution -- Cost-Of-Living Increments
Salaries to be fixed by resolution -- cost-of-living increments. The county governing body shall annually adopt a resolution by the date established in 7-6-4036 to adjust and uniformly fix the salaries of the county treasurer, county clerk, county assessor, county school superintendent, county sheriff, clerk of district court, county auditor (if there is one), justice of the peace, county coroner, and county surveyor (if the surveyor receives a salary) by adding to the annual salary provided for in 7-4-2503 (1) a cost-of-living increment based upon the schedule developed and approved by the county compensation board provided for in 7-4-2503 (4).
Source: official Montana text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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