Tuck Measure 16 Rule Outlined by Gibson Opinion
United Press Des Moines reports Ben J. Gibson, attorney general, writes a 1590 word opinion construing the Tuck law limiting county expenditures to collectible revenues. The analysis covers how collectible revenue is defined, fund-by-fund spending, prior contracts, extraordinary casualties, funding of indebtedness, and the role of the board of supervisors in continued county operations.
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United Press Des Moines
Ben J. Gibson
Tourney Seneral
Ann. Haynes
Auditor
State
At- Lorne’ General
Board of Supervisors
the Board of Supervisors
County Expenditures and Fund Rules Clarified in Statutes
The document outlines which county expenditures may be paid from the county fund and when warrants may be issued, detailing exceptions for drainage districts and public aid cases. It notes that salaries for county engineers and juvenile home care expenses have specific fund allocations and that state hospital accounts fall under a special statute outside chapters 104 and 105.
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Board of Supervisors
Thirty Eigehth General Assembly
Toledo
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