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United States — Florida
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Each supervisor of elections must annually submit a proposed budget; the board or commission reviews it, may make limited changes, and must give written notice of amendments.
United States — Florida
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The supervisor of elections budget is paid out in set installments, with extra transfers allowed for unusual expenses, and the supervisor controls certain budgeting, accounting, and staffing-related functions.
United States — Florida
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County commissioners may issue county bonds for listed public purposes, and must record by resolution the bond amount, interest rate, and payment dates.
United States — Florida
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County commissioners must levy an annual tax on county taxable property enough to pay bond interest and build a sinking fund for bond principal, when the bonds were issued for county buildings.
United States — Florida
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Bonds may be issued only after voter approval in the required election process.
United States — Florida
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If the bond issue is authorized by the election result, the county commissioners must sell the bonds.
United States — Florida
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County commissioners may require bidders to post security by bond with sureties, and an accepted bidder and the sureties are liable for damages if the bid terms are not performed.
United States — Florida
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Bids for bonds must state the bond amount, denomination, when the bidder will comply, and whether payment is in current money or county indebtedness.
United States — Florida
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County commissioners may set the form and denominations of the bonds.
United States — Florida
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Bond sale proceeds must be paid to county trustees or successor officials/boards and used only for the purpose for which the bonds were sold.
United States — Florida
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When county bonds are sold or exchanged, the related evidence of indebtedness must be canceled, recorded in the board minutes, sealed, and filed for future reference.
United States — Florida
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If county bonds have been issued, county commissioners must levy an annual tax on taxable county property enough to pay bond interest and fund the sinking fund for principal.
United States — Florida
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County commissioners must appoint trustees or a qualified trust company for county bonds, and the appointee must post bond and account for funds unless the law allows otherwise.
United States — Florida
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The tax collector must pay collected bond-interest or sinking-fund money to the trustees or successor officials, who must use it to pay bond interest and invest or deposit any remainder as specified.
United States — Florida
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Trustees must file an annual report with the board of county commissioners when the board requires it.
United States — Florida
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Trustees may resign in writing, and a circuit judge may remove trustees for cause on petition by a bondholder or taxpayer; removal generally requires notice and a public hearing.
United States — Florida
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Vacancies on the board of trustees must be filled by nomination and confirmation, with a fallback process if the trustees miss a 15-day deadline after written notice.
United States — Florida
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Trustees are paid compensation for their services at 1.5% on the first $10,000, 0.5% on amounts over $10,000, and the same rate for disbursements, paid from the county treasury.
United States — Florida
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County commissioners must hire competent experts and then promptly set bond details when the section is triggered by a qualifying vote or petition.
United States — Florida
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Bonds for bridge projects may be issued only after approval in a county election meeting the stated voting and freeholder participation requirements.