Arizona § 9-201 Elective officers in cities and towns of less than six hundred voters; duties

Arizona Statutes

§ 9-201 — Elective officers in cities and towns of less than six hundred voters; duties

Arizona § 9-201

Title 9Arizona Revised Statutes

Ch. 2FORM OF GOVERNMENT

Art. 1Government in Cities and Towns Not Organized Under This Chapter

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Ariz. Rev. Stat. Ann. § 9-201 (2026).

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A.In cities or towns that are not organized under article 3 or 4 of this chapter and in which at the next preceding municipal election less than six hundred votes were cast, the only officers shall be a mayor, a councilman from each district and a marshal or chief of police.

B.The chief of police or marshal is also ex officio city or town license tax collector, pound-master, street commissioner and fire warden, shall perform all duties as such and shall receive in full compensation for all services not more than one hundred twenty-five dollars per month.

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A. In cities or towns that are not organized under article 3 or 4 of this chapter and in which at the next preceding municipal election less than six hundred votes were cast, the only officers shall be a mayor, a councilman from each district and a marshal or chief of police.

B. The chief of police or marshal is also ex officio city or town license tax collector, pound-master, street commissioner and fire warden, shall perform all duties as such and shall receive in full compensation for all services not more than one hundred twenty-five dollars per month.