45-13-70
Section 45-13-70 Members to serve part-time; salary; centralized road system; work plan of
county engineer and annual budget; clerical assistance; recordkeeping; inspection of roads
and bridges. (a) Beginning with the term of office of any member of the county commission
which commences on or after November 2000, the chair and each member of the county commission
shall serve on a part-time basis and receive a salary as provided by Section 11-3-4.1, for
serving on a part-time basis. (b) The Clarke County Commission shall establish a centrally
located shop and centralized road system for the operation of the county roads and bridges.
The county commission may vote to establish more than one shop location when the county engineer
recommends any additional location is needed to facilitate the economical use of equipment
and funds. The county engineer shall at each September or earlier meeting of the county commission
make recommendations for a yearly work plan and present an annual budget....
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45-28-80.03
Section 45-28-80.03 Part-time bailiffs. (a) In Etowah County, in addition to any and all other
compensation, salary, and expense allowances provided for by law, there shall be paid to each
part-time bailiff in the Sixteenth Judicial Circuit, an increase in salary in such an amount
as will, together with any amount paid by the state as salary, compensation, or expense allowance,
make the total paid to such bailiffs equal fifty dollars ($50) per day. If at any time in
the future, as compensation or expense allowance increases are made by the state, then the
amount paid to such bailiffs shall be increased in that amount. (b) The amount paid under
this section shall be paid out of the county general fund and shall be paid only when the
bailiffs serve as such. (Act 90-186, p. 212, §§1, 2.)...
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12-17-213
Section 12-17-213 Qualifications for supernumerary status - Sixty years of age and 18 years
of service as district attorney, judge, county solicitor, etc., with minimum of 10 years service
as district attorney; 18 years of service as district attorney, judge, county solicitor, etc.,
with minimum of 15 1/2 years service as district attorney. (a) Any person now serving or having
formerly served as a district attorney of a judicial circuit of Alabama, who has served for
not less than 18 years, when he has reached the age of 60 years, may elect to become a supernumerary
district attorney by filing a written declaration to that effect with the Governor, and time
served as judge of a court of record, a county court, county solicitor or any other countywide
elected official, a full-time deputy or assistant district attorney or as a duly licensed
attorney employed full time by the State of Alabama, whether commissioned or appointed or
as an elected constitutional officer or other state...
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45-2-82.42
Section 45-2-82.42 County salary supplement - Circuit judges and district attorney. (a) It
has come to the attention of the Legislature that the present compensation of the circuit
judges and District Attorney for the Twenty-eighth Judicial Circuit is somewhat below the
average of that being paid to circuit judges and district attorneys in other judicial circuits
in this state which have considerably lighter caseloads than the Twenty-eighth Judicial Circuit.
Therefore, the Legislature intends through this section to provide that the compensation of
the circuit judges and the District Attorney of the Twenty-eighth Judicial Circuit shall hereafter
be consistent with that paid to circuit judges and district attorneys in similar judicial
circuits in this state. (b) Beginning October 1, 1987, all circuit judges and the District
Attorney for the Twenty-eighth Judicial Circuit shall receive a county salary supplement in
an amount, as hereinafter prescribed, which shall be in lieu of any and...
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45-22-82
Section 45-22-82 Clerical assistance. (a) The District Attorney of the 32nd Judicial Circuit,
which is composed of Cullman County only, shall appoint a clerical assistant or assistants
who shall serve at his or her pleasure. Such clerical assistant or assistants shall perform
such duties as the district attorney may prescribe and shall receive an annual salary to be
set by the district attorney. The sum of twenty thousand dollars ($20,000), annually, is hereby
provided to the district attorney, for the payment of salaries of the clerical assistant or
assistants, to be paid in equal installments as other county employees are paid, from the
county general fund on warrants processed in the usual manner as other county employees. (b)
The clerical assistant or assistants shall be entitled to all percentage pay raises and salary
increases and benefits as other county employees. (Act 85-496, p. 489, §§1, 2.)...
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12-17-197
Section 12-17-197 District attorney's fund. (a) This section shall be effective in those judicial
circuits of Alabama now or hereafter created where there is no local, general or special law
providing for a district attorney's fund for the use of the district attorneys in the discharge
of their duties and for law enforcement. (b) All district attorneys' fees taxed as costs and
collected in all criminal cases in the circuit courts in the judicial circuits defined in
subsection (a) of this section shall be paid into the county treasury of the county in which
said fees are taxed and collected, and said fund shall be kept as a separate fund in the county
treasury and shall be known as the district attorney's fund and shall be used and expended
by the district attorney of the judicial circuit of which said county is a part, as hereinafter
provided. (c) The district attorney of each judicial circuit, as defined in subsection (a)
of this section, is hereby authorized to requisition...
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45-37-240.60
Section 45-37-240.60 Chief deputy - Jefferson County Tax Collector. (a) The elected Jefferson
County Tax Collector is empowered to appoint one person to serve as chief deputy. The appointee
shall serve at the pleasure of the elected Jefferson County Tax Collector. The appointee shall
be a resident of the county at the time of his or her appointment and so long as he or she
holds the position of the chief deputy. (b) The chief deputy shall receive any and all benefits
that are received by Merit System employees, including longevity payments, and if he or she
is a Merit System employee at the time of his or her appointment, he or she may return to
the Merit System upon termination of his or her appointment as provided in Section 36-26-32.1.
(Act 88-936, 1st Sp. Sess., p. 550, §§1-4; Act 96-540, p. 756, §1.)...
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45-5-130
Section 45-5-130 Duties; salary; bond; county commissioners employed as part-time officers.
(a) In addition to all other authority vested in the Blount County Commission, the county
commission shall set the necessary policies and priorities for the construction, maintenance,
and repair of all public roads, county highways, bridges, ferries, and public facilities within
the county, to insure the people a safe and adequate road system based on the county unit
system. Each member of the county commission shall inspect the roads of his or her district
from time to time, and hear the suggestions and complaints of the citizens, and report the
suggestions and complaints to the commission with his or her recommendations; confer with
the county engineer concerning the problems of his or her district; and to assist in securing
rights-of-ways, and assist in public service generally. The county engineer shall provide
the necessary equipment and personnel, in the absence of a county commissioner,...
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45-37-240.61
Section 45-37-240.61 Chief deputy - Jefferson County Assistant Tax Collector, Bessemer Division.
(a) The elected Jefferson County Assistant Tax Collector, Bessemer Division, is empowered
to appoint one person to serve as chief deputy. The appointee shall be a resident of the county
at the time of his or her appointment and so long as he or she holds the position of chief
deputy. (b) The chief deputy shall present documentary proof of a minimum of three years'
experience in ad valorem property tax collections and shall hold certification by the State
of Alabama as a tax administrator, or shall achieve such certification within three years
of appointment. If the Alabama certification as tax administrator should cease to be available,
the appointee shall obtain comparable evidence of technical proficiency as may be required
by the appointing authority. (c) The chief deputy shall receive any and all benefits that
are received by Merit System employees, including longevity payments, and if...
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11-25-5
Section 11-25-5 Judge authorized to appoint law librarian or custodian. Upon the establishment
of a county law library, or the continuance of a present county law library under the provisions
of this chapter, the presiding judge of the circuit, or a district or circuit judge designated
by him, may appoint a full or part-time county law librarian or custodian. (Acts 1979, No.
79-751, p. 1336, §5.)...
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