Vermont § 304 - Other elected officers

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§ 304. Other elected officers

  • (a) Village Clerk/Treasurer. The Village Clerk/Treasurer shall be elected for a one-year term, and whose compensation
    shall be determined by the Board of Trustees. (b) Auditors. Three auditors shall be elected. (1) The elected auditors shall be responsible for a full audit of all Village funds. Such
    audit shall be required at least once a year and shall verify delinquent taxes, disbursement,
    and receipts. (2) The auditors’ duties and rights shall otherwise be as established by the laws of this
    State. (3) A certified public accountant or registered public accountant shall conduct a full
    audit at least once in every three years. The certified or registered public accountant
    shall verify delinquent taxes, disbursements, and receipts and shall report to the
    elected auditors. (4) The auditor position shall be for a three year term with one auditor being elected
    each year.

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