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Code · Illinois · Chapter 40 — PENSIONS · Act 5

Sec. 5-224. Duties of city officers.

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Sec. 5-224. Duties of city officers. It shall be the duty of the proper officers of the city, without cost to the fund, to:
(a)Deduct the sums required by this Article from the salaries of policemen, as defined in this Article, and pay such sums to the board of the fund in such manner as the board specifies;
(b)On the first day of each month, notify the board of the employment of any new policemen and of all discharges, resignations, and suspensions from the service, deaths, and changes in salary which have occurred during the preceding month, and the dates when any such events occurred;
(c)Transmit to the board, in such form and at such time as the board specifies, all information requested by the board concerning the service, age, salary, residence, marital status, wife or widow, children, parents, physical condition, mental condition, and death of any policemen employed by the city; in particular, information concerning service rendered by any such policemen prior to the effective date set forth in this Article;
(d)Convey to the board all information required by the board concerning each newly appointed or reappointed policeman immediately after such appointment or reappointment;
(e)Certify to the board, as of some day in each year to be fixed by the board, the name of each policeman to whom this Article applies;
(f)Keep such records concerning policemen as the board may reasonably require and may specify.
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