Vermont § 4 - § 4 Auditor The Selectboard shall annually appoint a Town Auditor who shall perform all the duties of Town A

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§ 4. § 4 Auditor The Selectboard shall annually appoint a Town Auditor who shall perform all the duties of Town A

  • uditors as required by State statute and those additional duties specified
    by the Selectboard. The Town Auditor need not be a resident or voter of Calais and
    shall serve at the pleasure of the Selectboard. Not less than every three years, the
    Selectboard shall contract with a public accountant, licensed in this State, to perform
    a financial audit of all funds of the Town. (Added 2017, No. M-11, § 2, eff. May 30, 2017.)

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