2005 Idaho Code - 31-5607 — COUNTY TREASURER, EX OFFICIO TAX COLLECTOR AND PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR

                                  TITLE  31
                           COUNTIES AND COUNTY LAW
                                  CHAPTER 56
                  SEVEN-MEMBER BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
    31-5607.  COUNTY TREASURER, EX OFFICIO TAX COLLECTOR AND PUBLIC
ADMINISTRATOR. For purposes of this act, the duties of the county treasurer as
ex officio public administrator shall be as provided in chapter 1, title 14,
Idaho Code; and the duties of the county treasurer as county treasurer and ex
officio tax collector shall be as provided in chapters 15 and 21, title 31,
Idaho Code, and title 63, Idaho Code, and as otherwise prescribed by law. A
county treasurer, ex officio tax collector and public administrator:
    (1)  Shall continue to be elected to a term of four (4) years and to
perform all the duties and responsibilities of the office; or
    (2)  Shall be elected to a different term of office to be specified in the
petition or resolution, but not to exceed four (4) years, and perform all the
duties and responsibilities of the office; or
    (3)  Shall be appointed by the board of county commissioners or the
executive board with the advice and consent of the entire board of county
commissioners, be supervised by the entire board or the executive board, as
applicable, and perform all the duties of the office; or
    (4)  The office shall be divided into two (2) or three (3) separate
offices, with the persons to fill those offices to be elected or appointed in
the manner provided in subsection (1), (2) or (3) of this section. The
petition or resolution shall identify the name, duties and responsibilities of
each office; or
    (5)  The office shall be eliminated as a separate office with the duties
and responsibilities of the office to be performed by one (1) or more other
elected officers or appointed persons as provided in the petition or
resolution.  The petition or resolution shall specifically identify those
duties of the office for which each other officer or appointee shall be
responsible.