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United States — Kansas
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Treasure rs for certain Kansas local entities must keep a complete investment record and send a quarterly written report to the governing body.
United States — Kansas
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This provision creates and governs the municipal investment pool fund and sets reporting, investment, deposit, and board administration rules.
United States — Kansas
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Cities, counties, and school districts may invest only under an approved investment policy, subject to board review, reporting, maturity limits, and other investment controls.
United States — Kansas
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Foundation directors must invest non-immediate funds under the section’s rules, and tax-derived money cannot be invested under paragraph (2).
United States — Kansas
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When certain public investments mature, the governing body of the relevant governmental subdivision must reoffer the money for deposit to eligible banks, savings and loan associations, or savings banks.
United States — Kansas
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County commissioners may invest undistributed taxes held by the county treasurer, and the treasurer must distribute tax collections to taxing subdivisions on the schedule and limits stated here.
United States — Kansas
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Municipalities that require a license under this act must collect fingerprints from applicants, and they may not allow a merchant or security policeman business unless every used motor vehicle is properly registered.
United States — Kansas
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A county or city may levy a small annual tax for elderly service programs if the required election or resolution process is satisfied, and a city with its own approved program is excluded from the county program while that program operates.
United States — Kansas
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A city or county governing body may buy equipment for a computerized police and fire vehicle location-reporting program and may issue general obligation bonds to pay for it.
United States — Kansas
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A city or county must first adopt and publish a resolution before issuing bonds for the system, and a sufficient protest petition can block the issuance for 60 days after final publication.
United States — Kansas
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After a sufficient protest petition, the system and related bonds cannot proceed unless voters approve them at a special election or the next city or county primary or general election.
United States — Kansas
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Cities and school districts may set up and run a community historical museum.
United States — Kansas
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A city or school district may set up or run a community historical museum, work together on it by mutual agreement, or hand its operation to a museum board they create.
United States — Kansas
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Certain cities, school districts, or museum boards may run museum activities on specified properties and may accept gifts from any source.
United States — Kansas
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A community historical museum may be established only after a petition signed by at least 5% of the city or school district’s qualified registered voters is filed, and the governing body must submit the question to voters at an election more than 30 days later.
United States — Kansas
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After receiving the petition, the clerk must set a joint-meeting date within 5 to 10 days and immediately mail notice of the petition and meeting details to the city and school district executive officers.
United States — Kansas
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After voter approval, the city or school district governing body must set up and operate the community historical museum and create a commission for it.
United States — Kansas
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Museum commissions must have five members, with members appointed and selected under the city/school-district adoption options described here.
United States — Kansas
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The commission must certify its budget to the city or school district each year, and the city or school district levies the tax within the stated mill limits.
United States — Kansas
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This provision defines “school district” and “City” for this act.