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

64.190 Constables.

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Constables may collect for the performance of the following services the following fees, as long as such services are provided in accordance with other applicable laws:
Making arrests for violations involving a motor vehicle on
the public highways ............................................................................................$0.50
Taking up a vagrant ............................................................................................$0.50
Killing a mad dog ...............................................................................................$1.00
Killing and burying a distempered horse, ass or mule ........................................$3.00
Killing and burying any other cattle, per head ....................................................$2.00
Altering a stud, jackass or bull ............................................................................$1.00
Any other services a constable is authorized by law to perform, the same fees
allowed sheriffs for similar services.
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