Vermont § 213 - Accounts; disbursements The treasurer shall keep proper entries of monies received and paid out, under appropriate accounts, so that the revenue of the county and the disbursements shall appear in detail
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§ 213. Accounts; disbursements The treasurer shall keep proper entries of monies received and paid out, under appropriate accounts, so that the revenue of the county and the disbursements shall appear in detail
- . No money shall be paid out of the county treasury except upon the order of
the county clerk.
Source: official Vermont text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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