Authorizes sheriffs to appoint special reserve deputies to execute writs of seizure during emergency conditions.
This bill allows sheriffs in Alabama to appoint special reserve deputies to assist in executing writs of seizure when more than 250 writs have been issued but not yet executed. Special reserve deputies must meet specific qualifications, including certification by the Alabama Peace Officers' Standards and Training Commission and completion of relevant training. The sheriff sets the service fee for executing writs, which cannot exceed $250, and special reserve deputies cannot receive funds from the county treasury. The sheriff may charge a fee for training.
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