Arkansas § 14-14-605 Authority to adopt alternative provisions - Options

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§ 14-14-605 — Authority to adopt alternative provisions - Options

Arkansas § 14-14-605

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Ark. Code Ann. § 14-14-605 (2026).

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(a)Each county quorum court may adopt, by ordinance, any one (1) or more of the alternative county government organizational provisions established in this subchapter if the electors have approved the adoption of the proposed provisions by majority vote at a general election.

(b)Alternative organizational proposals may include any one (1) or all of the following options. The principal officer of the office to be affected by the alternate organizational proposal shall be:

(1)Elected;

(2)Appointed in a manner prescribed by ordinance;

(3)Appointed by a county government board in a manner prescribed by ordinance;

(4)Selected as provided by ordinance; or (5) Not included in the proposed alternative county organization as a separate office.

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(a) Each county quorum court may adopt, by ordinance, any one (1) or more of the alternative county government organizational provisions established in this subchapter if the electors have approved the adoption of the proposed provisions by majority vote at a general election. (b) Alternative organizational proposals may include any one (1) or all of the following options. The principal officer of the office to be affected by the alternate organizational proposal shall be: (1) Elected; (2) Appointed in a manner prescribed by ordinance; (3) Appointed by a county government board in a manner prescribed by ordinance; (4) Selected as provided by ordinance; or (5) Not included in the proposed alternative county organization as a separate office.