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Maine Revised Statutes Title 30-A. Municipalities and Counties § 183. Annual statement of financial standing

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

At the end of each year, in cooperation with the commissioners, each treasurer shall make a statement of the financial condition of the county and shall publish in pamphlet form a reasonable number of copies for distribution among its citizens. This statement must show in detail all money received into and paid out of the county treasury, including a statement in detail of:

1. Unclaimed inheritances. All sums received under Title 18-C, section 3-914;

2. Division among accounts. The division of money among general, special and capital reserve accounts and the amounts remaining in each account;

3. Federal funds. All federal funds received; and

4. Facts and statistics. Other facts and statistics necessary to exhibit the true state of the county's finances, including the number of weeks' board and expense of clothing furnished prisoners.

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