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Code · Kentucky · Chapter 64 — Fees and compensation of public officers and employees

64.018 Advancement to county clerk -- Conditions -- Administrative regulations.

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(a)A county clerk in a county containing a population of less than seventy
thousand (70,000) may be entitled to receive an advancement to:
1. Defray necessary official expenses; and
2. Supplement the payment of the salaries of the county clerk or the county
clerk's deputies and assistants.
(b)1. The secretary of the Finance and Administration Cabinet shall, on the
first day of each calendar month, determine the necessary amount that
may be advanced to the county clerk.
2. The advance shall be the lesser of:
a. One-twelfth (1/12) of the total fees collected by the county clerk
for the preceding year; or
b. Sixty thousand ($60,000) dollars per month.
(c)When approved by the secretary of the Finance and Administration Cabinet, a
warrant shall be drawn on the State Treasury in favor of the county clerk for
such advancement.
(d)Funds advanced under this section shall be repaid by the county clerk to
whom the funds were advanced no later than the close of the calendar year in
which the funds were advanced. If the funds are not timely repaid, then the
county clerk in his or her official capacity or the surety for the county clerk
shall be liable to the Commonwealth.
(2)If a county clerk makes a request for funds from the State Treasury to defray
necessary official expenses, the county clerk shall not be required to submit a
detailed statement of his or her personal assets and liabilities as a condition of the
application process.
(3)The Finance and Administration Cabinet shall promulgate administrative
regulations in accordance with KRS Chapter 13A as necessary to implement the
provisions of this section.
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