Tennessee SB1460 amends the City of Erin's charter to update terminology, clarify roles, and establish new provisions for city officials and.
Tennessee SB1460 amends the City of Erin's charter, updating terminology such as changing "four year term" to "four-year term." It clarifies roles by specifying that the Board of Mayor and Aldermen appoints the city recorder, city judge, and city attorney. The bill also establishes new provisions, including prohibiting city officials from profiting from city contracts and requiring the Board to select official depositories for city funds. Additionally, it sets qualifications for city officials and updates procedures for handling city finances and property taxes.
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