Minnesota § 412.152 MAYOR; FIRE CHIEF; OFFICES NOT INCOMPATIBLE

Minnesota Statutes

§ 412.152 — MAYOR; FIRE CHIEF; OFFICES NOT INCOMPATIBLE

Minnesota § 412.152

PartCITIES, ORGANIZATION

Ch. 412STATUTORY CITIES

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Minn. Stat. § 412.152 (2026).

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The offices of mayor of a statutory city and the fire chief of an independent nonprofit firefighting corporation serving the city are not incompatible offices and a person may concurrently hold both offices if all of the following conditions exist:

(1)the mayor does not appoint the fire chief;

(2)the mayor does not set the salary or benefits of the fire chief;

(3)neither officer performs functions that are inconsistent with the other's;

(4)neither officer in the officer's official capacity contracts with the other; and

(5)the mayor does not approve the fidelity bond of the fire chief.

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The offices of mayor of a statutory city and the fire chief of an independent nonprofit firefighting corporation serving the city are not incompatible offices and a person may concurrently hold both offices if all of the following conditions exist:
(1) the mayor does not appoint the fire chief;
(2) the mayor does not set the salary or benefits of the fire chief;
(3) neither officer performs functions that are inconsistent with the other's;
(4) neither officer in the officer's official capacity contracts with the other; and
(5) the mayor does not approve the fidelity bond of the fire chief.