Indiana § 14-32-4-24 Approval of claims

Indiana Statutes

§ 14-32-4-24 — Approval of claims

Indiana § 14-32-4-24

Art. 32SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION

Ch. 4Supervisors

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Ind. Code § 14-32-4-24 (2026).

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(a)Claims against a district must be allowed and approved by the governing body of the district before payment by the district's fiscal officer. However, the governing body may, subject to review and approval at the governing body's next regular meeting, authorize the following:

(1)Payroll.

(2)Insurance premiums.

(3)Utility payments.

(4)Bulk mailing fees.

(5)Maintenance agreements and service agreements.

(6)Lease agreements and rental agreements.

(7)Expenses that must be paid because of emergency circumstances.

(8)Recurring or periodic expenses specifically authorized by a resolution adopted at a governing body meeting.

(b)Each payment under this section must be certified by the district's fiscal officer. The certification must be on a form prescribed by the state board of accoun

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(a) Claims against a district must be allowed
and approved by the governing body of the district before payment by
the district's fiscal officer. However, the governing body may, subject
to review and approval at the governing body's next regular meeting,
authorize the following:
(1) Payroll.
(2) Insurance premiums.
(3) Utility payments.
(4) Bulk mailing fees.
(5) Maintenance agreements and service agreements.
(6) Lease agreements and rental agreements.
(7) Expenses that must be paid because of emergency
circumstances.
(8) Recurring or periodic expenses specifically authorized by a
resolution adopted at a governing body meeting.
(b) Each payment under this section must be certified by the
district's fiscal officer. The certification must be on a form prescribed
by the state board of accounts.