Vermont § 3 - § 3 Treasurer The Selectboard shall annually appoint a Town Treasurer who shall perform all the duties of to

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§ 3. § 3 Treasurer The Selectboard shall annually appoint a Town Treasurer who shall perform all the duties of to

  • wn treasurers as required by State statute and those additional duties
    specified by the Selectboard. The Town Treasurer shall be the collector of current
    taxes. The Town Treasurer shall not be Treasurer of the Town School District; the
    Town School District Treasurer shall be elected by the voters of the Town School District.
    The Town Treasurer need not be a resident or voter of Calais and shall serve at the
    pleasure of the Selectboard. (Added 2017, No. M-11, § 2, eff. May 30, 2017.)

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