Texas § 351.034 ADMINISTRATOR.

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§ 351.034 — ADMINISTRATOR.

Texas § 351.034

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Tex. Local Government Code Code Ann. § 351.034 (2026).

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Sec. 351.034. ADMINISTRATOR.

(a)The sheriff of the county in which the jail is located shall serve as administrator of the jail.

(b)The sheriff may decline to serve as administrator by filing a written statement with the commissioners court of that county.

(c)If the sheriff declines to serve as administrator, the commissioners courts of the contracting counties shall jointly appoint a jail administrator. Until an individual is appointed and assumes the duties of jail administrator, the sheriff shall serve as administrator of the jail.

(d)If there is a vacancy in the position of jail administrator, the sheriff shall serve as administrator of the jail until a new jail administrator is appointed and assumes the position.

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Sec. 351.034. ADMINISTRATOR. (a) The sheriff of the county in which the jail is located shall serve as administrator of the jail.
(b) The sheriff may decline to serve as administrator by filing a written statement with the commissioners court of that county.
(c) If the sheriff declines to serve as administrator, the commissioners courts of the contracting counties shall jointly appoint a jail administrator. Until an individual is appointed and assumes the duties of jail administrator, the sheriff shall serve as administrator of the jail.
(d) If there is a vacancy in the position of jail administrator, the sheriff shall serve as administrator of the jail until a new jail administrator is appointed and assumes the position.