Indiana HB1330 eliminates township assessors in counties where the county council and county commissioners unanimously vote to abolish the office and.
Indiana HB1330 amends state law to abolish the office of township assessor in counties where the county council and county commissioners unanimously vote to eliminate the office and consolidate its duties with the county assessor. The bill outlines procedures for transferring records and duties, including organizing and transferring records by the department of local government finance. It also specifies the order in which offices appear on election ballots and the conditions under which township assessors may be eliminated.
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