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Code · Kentucky · Chapter 91A — Finance and revenue of cities

91A.060 Official depositories.

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(1)The executive authority shall designate as the city's official depositories one
(1)or
more banks, federally insured savings and loan companies or trust companies within
the Commonwealth. The amount of funds on deposit in an official depository shall
be fully insured by deposit insurance or collateralized in accordance with 12 U.S.C.
sec. 1823, to the extent uninsured, by any obligations, including surety bonds
permitted by KRS 41.240(4).
(2)All receipts from any source of city money or money for which the city is
responsible, which has not been otherwise invested or deposited in a manner
authorized by law, shall be deposited in official depositories. All city funds shall be
disbursed by written authorization approved by the executive authority which shall
state the name of the person to whom funds are payable, the purpose of the payment
and the fund out of which the funds are payable. Each authorization shall be
numbered and recorded.
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