§ 6841 District Treasurer Selection Rules

This law lets a corporation be chosen to handle money, or lets the board say the county treasurer will do the money‑handling job for the district.

Key Takeaways

•A corporation can be selected to serve as treasurer.
•The board can decide the county treasurer will perform treasurer duties.
•This applies to the district or the part of the district that is mostly in one county.

Example

A small school district needs someone to collect and pay its bills. The board can either hire a private company to be the treasurer, or they can tell the county treasurer to do the work instead.

Because the law allows either a corporation or the county treasurer to act as treasurer, the board can pick whichever option works best for the district.

A corporation may be selected as treasurer or the board may provide that the duties of the treasurer shall be performed by the county treasurer of the county in which the district or the greater portion is located. (Enacted by Stats. 1937, Ch. 368.)

This law lets a corporation be chosen to handle money, or lets the board say the county treasurer will do the money‑handling job for the district.

Key Takeaways

•A corporation can be selected to serve as treasurer.
•The board can decide the county treasurer will perform treasurer duties.
•This applies to the district or the part of the district that is mostly in one county.

Example

A small school district needs someone to collect and pay its bills. The board can either hire a private company to be the treasurer, or they can tell the county treasurer to do the work instead.

Because the law allows either a corporation or the county treasurer to act as treasurer, the board can pick whichever option works best for the district.

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§ 6841 District Treasurer Selection Rules

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