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AZ Rev Stat § 11-376 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 11 - Counties|§ 11-376 - Application of election laws

11-376.  Application of election laws Except as otherwise provided in this article,  the manner of conducting the registration and election,  keeping the poll lists,  the returns,  declaring the results and doing all acts relating to such election shall conform to the procedure provided by law for the registration and qualification of electors and the holding of special elections in which the question of issuance of bonds is submitted to an election.
AZ Rev Stat § 11-378 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 11 - Counties|§ 11-378 - Issuance of bonds for public improvements; limitations of amount; successive borrowings; annual interest

11-378.  Issuance of bonds for public improvements;  limitations of amount;  successive borrowings;  annual interest A. No county may issue bonds under this article unless the aggregate amount of the revenues received by it from highway user taxes,  including motor vehicle fuel taxes,  and all other taxes,  fees,  charges or other monies returned to the county pursuant to title 28,  chapter 18,  article 2 and section 42-6107,  in the year preceding the borrowing of money under this article is equal to at least one and one-half times the highest annual principal and interest requirements thereafter to come due on all such bonds to be outstanding after the borrowing occurs,  provided that for bonds that are issued under this article where the aggregate amount of monies returned to the county pursuant to title 28,  chapter 18,  article 2 and section 42-6107,  in the year preceding the borrowing of money under this article,  is not equal to at least two times the highest annual principal and interest requirements thereafter to become due on all such bonds to be outstanding after the borrowing occurs,  shall bear a rating at the time of issuance of " A"  or better by at least one nationally recognized credit rating service taking into account any credit enhancement facility in effect with respect to those bonds. Subject to such limitation,  successive borrowings may be made under this article. B. In computing the annual interest requirements of bonds described in section 11-377,  subsection F the board of supervisors shall determine a rate that is not more than the maximum rate permitted under the terms of their issuance. In making the determination,  the board of supervisors shall set a rate that is not less than one hundred twenty-five per cent of the rate in effect on the date of determination or,  if the bonds are not then issued,  one hundred twenty-five per cent of the initial rate on the bonds,  except that if this determination exceeds the maximum rate permitted under the terms of issuance,  the rate shall be the maximum rate. Notwithstanding the provisions of any reimbursement obligation,  the bonds remain outstanding until the stated maturity of the bonds.
AZ Rev Stat § 11-380 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 11 - Counties|§ 11-380 - Separate fund to pay interest and principal on maturing installment

11-380.  Separate fund to pay interest and principal on maturing installment After any indebtedness is incurred under the provisions of this article,  the treasurer of the county,  during each year such indebtedness continues,  shall set aside in a separate fund from the revenues received during such year from highway user taxes,  including motor vehicle fuel taxes,  and all other taxes,  fees,  charges or other monies returned to the county pursuant to title 28,  chapter 18,  article 2 and section 42-6107,  an amount sufficient to pay the interest and principal upon the installment on such indebtedness next maturing.
AZ Rev Stat § 11-381 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 11 - Counties|§ 11-381 - County housing trust fund; board; purpose; administration

11-381.  County housing trust fund;  board;  purpose;  administration A. A county board of supervisors,  by resolution,  may establish a county housing trust fund for the purposes prescribed in this section that is administered by a housing trust fund board comprised of five members appointed by the board of supervisors,  or the board of supervisors acting as the housing trust fund board. B. The fund shall consist of: 1. Monies appropriated by a county board of supervisors to the fund. 2. Any private,  federal,  state or local government grants,  gifts,  appropriations and monies designated by law for deposit in the fund. 3. Investment earnings of the fund. C. On recommendation of the housing trust fund board and approval of the board of supervisors,  fund monies shall be used for projects and programs that provide affordable housing opportunities for low income households as determined by the United States department of housing and urban development. Eligible projects and programs include development of affordable rental housing,  property developed for sale to low income buyers and rent-to-own programs. D. In recommending and approving the expenditure of monies from the fund,  the housing trust fund board and the board of supervisors shall give priority to funding projects that provide for operating,  constructing or renovating facilities for housing for low income families and that provide housing and shelter to families that have children. E. The housing trust fund board shall report twice each year to the board of supervisors on the status of the housing trust fund. The report shall include a summary of facilities for which funding was provided during the preceding fiscal year,  showing the cost of each facility and the number of individuals benefiting from the operation,  construction or renovation of the facility. The report shall be submitted to the board of supervisors by September 1 and April 1 of each year. F. Monies in the housing trust fund shall be accounted for separately from other monies of the county.
AZ Rev Stat § 11-391 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 11 - Counties|§ 11-391 - Incurring long-term obligations; public hearing

11-391.  Incurring long-term obligations;  public hearing A. In addition to any other requirements prescribed by law,  in a county with a population of less than five hundred thousand persons if the board of supervisors approves incurring any long-term obligation that is not secured by the full faith and credit of the county,  the board of supervisors must: 1. Publish a notice of a hearing on the proposal to incur the long-term obligation in a newspaper of general circulation in the county,  issue a press release to print and electronic media and post the notice on the county's official web site. The notice must: (a) Be published and posted at least fifteen days before the date of the hearing. (b) Include the date,  time and place of the hearing,  the dollar amount of the proposed long-term obligations and the estimated total financing costs,  the purpose of the proposed long-term obligations,  including the project or projects that are proposed to be financed by long-term obligations,  and that the board will receive: (i) Oral comments at the hearing. (ii) Written comments at any time before adopting the resolution of intention to incur long-term obligations,  including the board's mailing address. The notice posted on the county's web site shall include an electronic link for commenting electronically. 2. Hold the public hearing,  as announced in the notice,  at least fifteen days before adopting the resolution for incurring the long-term obligations. At the hearing,  the board shall present an analysis of the need for the project,  the need to use long-term financing and any other available options to accomplish the project. Any member of the public must be allowed to speak on the issue of incurring the long-term obligations to finance the proposed project. B. At least fifteen days after the hearing the governing body must hold a public meeting to adopt findings and,  following the public comments received at and after the hearing,  by roll call vote,  either: 1. Adopt and enter a resolution of intention to incur long-term obligations to finance the project,  stating the public need for the project,  the estimated cost and the amount of the long-term obligations to be incurred. 2. Reject long-term financing of the project and abandon further proceedings.
AZ Rev Stat § 11-392 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 11 - Counties|§ 11-392 - Coordinated reentry planning services programs; cross-system recidivism tracking database; planning committee

11-392.  Coordinated reentry planning services programs;  cross-system recidivism tracking database;  planning committee A. A county may establish a coordinated reentry planning services program within a county jail for the purpose of screening and assessing persons who are booked into a county jail and connecting those persons with behavioral health and substance use disorder treatment providers at the earliest possible stage in the criminal justice process. B. Subject to available monies,  a coordinated reentry planning services program must: 1. Allow entities to access and use a cross-system recidivism tracking database that incorporates data obtained from prearrest diversion programs,  reentry screenings that occur during the booking process,  reentry planning that occurs before and during release and postrelease treatment engagement.  2. Allow entities to work in conjunction with counties,  cities,  towns and other political subdivisions of this state and with superior courts to establish an information exchange mechanism that includes reentry planning efforts. 3. Allow county and community-wide collaborative efforts to be established and maintained for jail reentry planning services that include treatment,  peer support,  housing,  transportation and employment services and all branches of the criminal justice and court systems by developing a new coalition or extending an existing coalition. 4. Establish working agreements with coalition partners in which treatment providers use the cross-system recidivism tracking database to record postrelease treatment engagement. 5. Use the cross-system recidivism tracking database to record baseline and ongoing statistics for identified needs,  referrals and future recidivism of reentry coordination participants. C. A county that establishes a coordinated reentry planning services program shall establish a planning committee to develop the program's policies and procedures,  including eligibility criteria,  program implementation and operation. At a minimum the planning committee shall consist of the following persons: 1. Representatives of the law enforcement agencies participating in the program. 2. A representative of the program services provider. 3. A public defender or the public defender's designee. 4. A prosecuting attorney or the prosecuting attorney's designee. 5. A presiding superior court judge or the superior court judge's designee. 6. A clerk of the court or the clerk's designee. 7. Other stakeholders.
AZ Rev Stat § 11-401 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 11 - Counties|§ 11-401 - Enumeration of officers

11-401.  Enumeration of officers A. The officers of the county are: 1. Sheriff. 2. Recorder. 3. Treasurer. 4. School superintendent. 5. County attorney. 6. Assessor. 7. Supervisors. 8. Clerk of the board of supervisors. 9. Tax collector. B. The county treasurer shall be ex officio tax collector.
AZ Rev Stat § 11-402 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 11 - Counties|§ 11-402 - Qualifications

11-402.  Qualifications A person shall not be eligible for a county office,  whether elective or appointive,  nor shall a certificate of election or commission issue to any person,  unless he is,  at the time of his election or appointment,  eighteen years of age or over,  a resident of the state,  an elector of the county or precinct in which the duties of the office are to be exercised and able to read and write the English language. The board of supervisors shall be the sole judge of such qualifications,  subject to review by certiorari in the superior court.
AZ Rev Stat § 11-403 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 11 - Counties|§ 11-403 - Private practice of law prohibited; certain county attorneys; exceptions

11-403.  Private practice of law prohibited;  certain county attorneys;  exceptions A. The sheriff,  the constable and the constable's deputies are prohibited from practicing law or forming a partnership with an attorney-at-law. B. In a county having a population of sixty thousand or more persons,  the county attorney or the county attorney's deputies shall not engage in the private practice of law,  except: 1. With consent of the board of supervisors,  a special deputy county attorney may be appointed on a fee basis in like manner as a special assistant attorney general. 2. Deputy county attorneys may,  but in no circumstances shall be required to,  represent private clients in pro bono,  private civil matters under the following circumstances: (a) The representation will be conducted exclusively during off hours or while on leave and the attorney will not receive any compensation for such services. (b) The client is not seeking an award of attorney fees for the services. (c) The services are for an individual in need of personal legal services who does not have the financial resources to pay for the professional services or for a nonprofit,  tax exempt charitable organization formed for the purpose of providing social services to individuals and families. (d) The representation will not interfere with the performance of any official duties. (e) The subject matter of pro bono representation is outside of the area of practice to which the attorney is assigned in the county attorney's office and the activity will not appear to create a conflict of interest. (f) The activity will not reflect adversely on this state,  the county or any of their agencies. (g) The deputy county attorney's position will not influence or appear to influence the outcome of any matter. (h) The activity will not involve assertions that are contrary to the interest or position of this state,  the county or any of their agencies. (i) The activity does not involve a criminal matter or proceeding or any matter in which this state or the county is a party or has a direct or substantial interest. (j) The activity will not use resources that will result in a cost to this state,  the county or any of their agencies. (k) The attorney's supervisor may require the attorney to submit a prior written request to engage in pro bono work that includes a provision holding the agency harmless from any of the work undertaken by the attorney.  C. Notwithstanding any provision of law or rule to the contrary,  representation by an attorney of a pro bono client under subsection B,  paragraph 2 of this section shall not disqualify the office from subsequently participating in any action affecting the client.
AZ Rev Stat § 11-404 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 11 - Counties|§ 11-404 - Residence of county officers

11-404.  Residence of county officers The following officers shall reside within the county: 1. Judge of the superior court. 2. Treasurer and ex officio tax collector. 3. Clerk of the board of supervisors. 4. Sheriff. 5. Assessor. 6. County attorney. 7. Recorder. 8. School superintendent. 9. Public defender.
AZ Rev Stat § 11-405 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 11 - Counties|§ 11-405 - Limitations on absence of officer from state

11-405.  Limitations on absence of officer from state A county officer shall not absent himself from the state for more than thirty days without the consent of the board of supervisors.
AZ Rev Stat § 11-406 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 11 - Counties|§ 11-406 - Term of office

11-406.  Term of office A. County and precinct officers for whose election and term of office no other provision is made,  shall be elected at the regular general election and shall hold office for a term of two years from the first day of January subsequent to their election. B. One person only shall be elected to an office to which are attached other offices ex officio.
AZ Rev Stat § 11-407 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 11 - Counties|§ 11-407 - Duties of successors to office

11-407.  Duties of successors to office A. When the term of office for which an officer has been elected or appointed is terminated by operation of law,  death,  resignation or removal,  leaving unperformed any duty imposed by law,  the successor in office shall perform all acts and complete all unfinished official business commenced by his predecessor. B. The incoming sheriff shall execute certificates of sale or deeds of sales made by his predecessor.
AZ Rev Stat § 11-408 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 11 - Counties|§ 11-408 - Consolidation of offices

11-408.  Consolidation of offices Where offices are consolidated,  the person elected or appointed to fill the offices consolidated shall take the oath of office and give the bond required for each,  discharge the duties and receive the compensation of each office.
AZ Rev Stat § 11-409 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 11 - Counties|§ 11-409 - Deputies and employees; appointment

11-409.  Deputies and employees;  appointment The county officers enumerated in section 11-401,  by and with the consent of,  and at salaries fixed by the board,  may appoint deputies,  stenographers,  clerks and assistants necessary to conduct the affairs of their respective offices. The appointments shall be in writing.
AZ Rev Stat § 11-411 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 11 - Counties|§ 11-411 - Performance of duties at place other than county seat; record filing

11-411.  Performance of duties at place other than county seat;  record filing When,  in the opinion of the chief officer of any county office,  the public interest requires the performance of any duties of the office at a place other than the county seat,  the duties may be performed at such place by a duly appointed and qualified deputy of the county officer,  in the same manner,  and with like effect as if performed at the county seat. Records of all duties so performed shall be filed in the office of the county officer at the county seat.
AZ Rev Stat § 11-412 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 11 - Counties|§ 11-412 - Seals for certain officers

11-412.  Seals for certain officers The board of supervisors,  treasurer and recorder shall each have a seal of office bearing the name of the county and the office.
AZ Rev Stat § 11-413 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 11 - Counties|§ 11-413 - County offices; business periods

11-413.  County offices;  business periods A. Every county officer,  except the sheriff,  shall keep the officer's office open for at least forty hours each week or at least thirty-two hours each week if the week contains a day that is a legal holiday. Notwithstanding section 1-301,  for the purposes of opening county offices for the transaction of business,  the board of supervisors of any county by resolution may designate the Friday after the fourth Thursday in November as a legal holiday in place of the second Monday in October. If the board of supervisors makes such a designation,  every county officer,  except the sheriff,  shall keep the officer's office open for at least twenty-four hours for that November week. B. The criminal division of the sheriff's office shall be open at all times.
AZ Rev Stat § 11-414 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 11 - Counties|§ 11-414 - Monthly statement of fees earned; disposition of fees

11-414.  Monthly statement of fees earned;  disposition of fees A. County and precinct officers entitled to receive or collect fees,  except notaries public,  shall file on the first day of the month an itemized statement of all fees earned during the last month in the conduct of their official duties with the clerk of the board and the county treasurer,  and all fees earned,  as shown by the statement,  shall be paid into the county treasury at the time of filing the statement. B. The sheriff of a county in which prisoners of the United States are received or kept shall in like manner pay into the county treasury the money received therefor.
AZ Rev Stat § 11-416 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 11 - Counties|§ 11-416 - Liability for failure to collect and remit fees

11-416.  Liability for failure to collect and remit fees Every salaried county or precinct officer failing to collect the prescribed fees and pay them into the county treasury is liable to the county therefor.
AZ Rev Stat § 11-419 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 11 - Counties|§ 11-419 - County salaries

11-419.  County salaries A. In counties having a population of five hundred thousand or more persons,  the following annual salaries shall be paid to county officers: Officer Annual Salary Annual Salary  Through Beginning  December 31,  2024 January 1,  2025 Attorney $123, 678 $143, 678 Assessor 76, 600 96, 600 Recorder 76, 600 96, 600 Sheriff 100, 824 120, 824 Superintendent  of schools 76, 600 96, 600 Supervisor 76, 600 96, 600 Treasurer 76, 600 96, 600 B. In counties having a population of less than five hundred thousand persons,  the following annual salaries shall be paid to county officers: Officer Annual Salary Annual Salary  Through Beginning  December 31,  2024 January 1,  2025 Attorney $123, 678 $143, 678 Assessor 63, 800 83, 800 Recorder 63, 800 83, 800 Sheriff 100, 824 120, 824 Superintendent  of schools 63, 800 83, 800 Supervisor 63, 800 83, 800 Treasurer 63, 800 83, 800 C. Each of the officers named in subsections A and B of this section,  other than the board of supervisors and the county attorney,  may appoint a chief deputy who shall receive an annual salary agreed on by the board of supervisors and the officer appointing the deputy. D. The county attorney shall devote full time to the county attorney's official duties and shall not engage in the private practice of law. The county attorney shall appoint a chief deputy who shall receive an annual salary agreed on by the board of supervisors and the officer appointing the chief deputy. E. In any county included under subsection B of this section,  a chief deputy county attorney shall not be appointed unless authorized by the board of supervisors who may authorize or prohibit the chief deputy from engaging in the private practice of law. The annual salary of the chief deputy shall be in an amount agreed on by the county attorney and the board of supervisors. F. In case of a vacancy in office of any elected county officer included in subsections A and B of this section,  the salary of the person appointed to fill such vacancy shall be the same for the balance of the unexpired term as that being paid the previous officeholder.
AZ Rev Stat § 11-422 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 11 - Counties|§ 11-422 - Salary of clerk of the board

11-422.  Salary of clerk of the board A. The board of supervisors in each county shall appoint a clerk and determine his salary. B. A clerk of a board of supervisors shall not be paid compensation other than the salary determined by the board but the clerk may be reimbursed for his actual necessary expenses incurred in the performance of his duties.
AZ Rev Stat § 11-423 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 11 - Counties|§ 11-423 - Assessor; treasurer; confidentiality; email addresses

11-423.  Assessor;  treasurer;  confidentiality;  email addresses A. The county assessor and treasurer shall maintain the confidentiality of email addresses provided by county residents who request to receive information and notices from these county offices by email.  B. This section does not limit or prohibit the public from inspecting or copying other records pursuant to title 39,  chapter 1,  article 2 that contain the email addresses provided by county residents.