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Section 4-44-36 - Abolishment of certain county offices.
4-44-36. Abolishment of certain county offices.
Any county of the third, fourth and fifth class, and H class counties, may abolish the offices of county assessor, county clerk, county surveyor and county treasurer and transfer the powers and duties of those offices to the board of county commissioners in the manner hereinafter prescribed. Any county may abolish the office of county surveyor and transfer the powers and duties of that office to the board of county commissioners in the manner hereinafter prescribed.
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