§ 23572 County Consolidation Successor Rights

• •If two counties merge into one, the new county takes over everything from the old ones.
• •The new county is in charge of all the old counties' stuff, like roads, schools, and rules.
• •This only happens when counties officially combine under the law.

Imagine two small towns, Town A and Town B, decide to become one big town called Town C.

Town C now runs everything that Town A and Town B used to handle, like parks, libraries, and local laws. The old towns don’t exist anymore—only Town C does.