Montana § 7-4-2525 - Fees Of Sheriff To Be Fixed By Resolution

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§ 7-4-2525. Fees Of Sheriff To Be Fixed By Resolution

Fees of sheriff to be fixed by resolution. (1) The county governing body may annually, by resolution pursuant to 7-6-4013 , fix the fees of the sheriff for services provided in 7-32-2141 and for other services. (2) Fees for services provided under 7-32-2141 must be based upon the prevailing rate charged by private process servers in the county for similar services. (3) Fees collected under this section must be paid and credited as provided in 7-32-2141 .

Source: official Montana text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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