Arizona § 11-261 Authority to procure liability and errors and omissions insurance covering officers, agents and employees

Arizona Statutes

§ 11-261 — Authority to procure liability and errors and omissions insurance covering officers, agents and employees

Arizona § 11-261

Title 11Arizona Revised Statutes

Ch. 2BOARD OF SUPERVISORS

Art. 4Powers and Duties

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Ariz. Rev. Stat. Ann. § 11-261 (2026).

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A.Counties may expend public funds to procure liability insurance covering their officers, agents, and employees while engaged in governmental or proprietary capacities.

B.Counties may expend public funds to procure errors and omissions insurance covering those county officers, agents and employees subject to the provisions of sections 11-449, 11-477 or 11-543.

C.A county may elect to self insure and may as a part of a plan of self insurance, bind itself to its officers, agents and employees, to defend them and hold them harmless against the claims of third persons arising out of acts and omissions committed while acting in the capacity of an officer, agent or employee of the county.

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A. Counties may expend public funds to procure liability insurance covering their officers, agents, and employees while engaged in governmental or proprietary capacities.

B. Counties may expend public funds to procure errors and omissions insurance covering those county officers, agents and employees subject to the provisions of sections 11-449, 11-477 or 11-543.

C. A county may elect to self insure and may as a part of a plan of self insurance, bind itself to its officers, agents and employees, to defend them and hold them harmless against the claims of third persons arising out of acts and omissions committed while acting in the capacity of an officer, agent or employee of the county.