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Code · Illinois · Chapter 40 — PENSIONS · Act 5

Sec. 5-210. Treasurer of fund.

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Sec. 5-210. Treasurer of fund. The city treasurer of the city is the treasurer and custodian of the fund and shall furnish to the board a bond of such amount as it designates. The bond shall indemnify the board against any loss which may result from any action or failure to act on the part of the treasurer and custodian or any of his agents. All fees and charges incidental to the procuring of the bond shall be paid by the board.
The treasurer shall deposit the moneys of the fund in one or more banks or savings and loan associations and in such amounts as the board may by resolution direct upon receiving an indemnifying bond executed in favor of the board protecting the fund from loss of any money so deposited. The bond shall be procured and paid for by the board. The treasurer shall pay for out of the moneys of the fund, and shall hold custody of, any and all securities ordered by the board to be purchased.
The treasurer shall deliver to the persons designated by the board any and all securities ordered by the board to be sold, or ordered by it to be deposited as collateral security for moneys borrowed by the board, upon receiving notice from the secretary of the board in writing, under the seal of the board, designating the person to whom the securities are to be so delivered, and upon the receipt of payment or sales receipt therefor, in the event such securities are ordered sold by the board, or of a collateral-deposit receipt in the event such securities are ordered by the board to be used as collateral for moneys to be borrowed by the board.
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