Indiana Statutes
§ 36-2-5-4 — Statements and recommendations on positions and compensation; budget requests
(a)Before July 2 of each year, each officer,
board, commission, and agency subject to this chapter shall file with
the county auditor a statement that shows in detail the positions for
which compensation will be requested in the annual budget for the next
year and the amount or rate of compensation proposed for each
full-time or part-time position. The statement must be on a form
prescribed by the state board of accounts.
(b)The county auditor shall present the statements submitted under
subsection (a) to the county executive at its July meeting. The county
executive shall review the statements and make its recommendations
on them. Before August 20 the county executive shall present the
statements and recommendations to the county fiscal body.
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Related
Tipton County ex rel. Tipton County Council v. State ex rel. Nash
731 N.E.2d 12 (Indiana Court of Appeals, 2000)
TIPTON COUNTY v. State Ex Rel. Nash
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