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Arizona Revised Statutes Title 41. State Government § 41-6053. Powers and duties of supervisors

Current as of January 01, 2025 | Updated by Findlaw Staff

A. The supervisors shall:

1. Provide for the keeping of a record of all policies, proceedings, resolutions, regulations and orders issued or adopted.

2. Furnish to the board copies of such ordinances, rules, regulations, orders, contracts, forms or other documents adopted or employed, audits of the district or education center and such information concerning their activities as the board requests.

B. The supervisors may appoint additional advisory members to the district governing body and delegate to the chairman or any member, or to any agent or employee, such powers and duties as they deem proper.

C. District supervisors shall require and provide for the execution of a corporate surety bond in suitable penal sum for, and to cover, any person entrusted with the care or disposition of district monies or property.

D. The compensation of the district supervisors shall be determined by the supervisors meeting as the governing body of the district but shall not exceed the compensation prescribed by § 38-611, plus actual and necessary expenses of attending district meetings, and a per diem subsistence allowance and actual and necessary expenses while engaged in official business by order of the supervisors.

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