Tennessee § 54-9-138 Commissioners to keep minutes of proceedings - Report bond sales, receipts and disbursements, other information

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§ 54-9-138 — Commissioners to keep minutes of proceedings - Report bond sales, receipts and disbursements, other information

Tennessee § 54-9-138

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Tenn. Code Ann. § 54-9-138 (2026).

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(a)It is the duty of the commissioners to keep accurate minutes of all the proceedings had by them, the minutes to be kept in a well-bound book and preserved as a record of their office.

(b)(1) The commissioners shall make a written report quarterly to the county legislative body, showing the number of bonds sold since their last report, to whom sold, and the amount realized from the bonds, and also an itemized list of all their receipts and disbursements.

(2)The report shall likewise contain other information that may be presumed to be of interest to the taxpayers of the county, and the report shall be spread on the minutes of the county legislative body.

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(a) It is the duty of the commissioners to keep accurate minutes of all the proceedings had by them, the minutes to be kept in a well-bound book and preserved as a record of their office. (b) (1) The commissioners shall make a written report quarterly to the county legislative body, showing the number of bonds sold since their last report, to whom sold, and the amount realized from the bonds, and also an itemized list of all their receipts and disbursements. (2) The report shall likewise contain other information that may be presumed to be of interest to the taxpayers of the county, and the report shall be spread on the minutes of the county legislative body.