Indiana § 14-33-25-4 Deputy district marshals; appointment; powers and liabilities; bond,
compensation, and term; dismissal procedure

Indiana Statutes

§ 14-33-25-4 — Deputy district marshals; appointment; powers and liabilities; bond, compensation, and term; dismissal procedure

Indiana § 14-33-25-4

Art. 33CONSERVANCY DISTRICTS

Ch. 25Conservancy District Marshal

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Ind. Code § 14-33-25-4 (2026).

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(a)The board may by resolution authorize the district marshal to appoint deputy district marshals. The board shall by resolution fix the number of deputy district marshals. Deputy district marshals have the powers and liabilities of the district marshal in enforcing laws.

(b)The board shall fix the amount of bond, compensation, and term of service of deputy district marshals. The district marshal may dismiss a deputy district marshal at any time. However, a deputy district marshal who has been employed by the district for more than six (6) months after completing the minimum basic training requirements adopted by the law enforcement training board under IC 5-2-1-9 may be dismissed only if the procedure prescribed by section 2 of this chapter is followed.

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(a) The board may by resolution authorize the
district marshal to appoint deputy district marshals. The board shall by
resolution fix the number of deputy district marshals. Deputy district
marshals have the powers and liabilities of the district marshal in
enforcing laws.
(b) The board shall fix the amount of bond, compensation, and term
of service of deputy district marshals. The district marshal may dismiss
a deputy district marshal at any time. However, a deputy district
marshal who has been employed by the district for more than six (6)
months after completing the minimum basic training requirements
adopted by the law enforcement training board under IC 5-2-1-9 may
be dismissed only if the procedure prescribed by section 2 of this
chapter is followed.