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Code · North Dakota · Title 11 · Chapter 11-09 — County Managership

11-09-40. Finances - Administration.

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The county manager in a county adopting a short form of county managership and the director of finance in a county adopting a county manager form of government shall have charge of the administration of the financial affairs of the county, including:
1. The budget.
2. The assessment of property for taxation.
3. The collection of taxes, license fees, and other county revenues.
4. The custody of all public funds belonging to or handled by the county.
5. The control over the expenditures of the county.
6. The disbursement of county funds.
7. The purchase, storage, and distribution of all supplies, materials, equipment, and
contractual services needed by any department, office, or other using agency of the
county.
8. The keeping and supervision of all accounts.
9. Such other duties as the board of county commissioners by ordinance or resolution
may require.
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