§ 6-56-102. Responsibility of Municipal Officers for Audit
The duties placed upon the board in § 6-56-101 shall devolve upon the officers of every municipal corporation having power to provide and enact ordinances for the corporation.
§ 6-56-103. Taxpayers Compelling Audit
If two (2) years lapse without the audit provided for in §§ 6-56-101 and 6-56-102 being made, any ten (10) persons over eighteen (18) years of age, who have paid taxes to such municipal corporation during the two-year period for which no audit has been made, may file a written demand for such an audit […]
§ 6-56-104. Audit as Public Record — Publication
The result of each audit provided for in §§ 6-56-101 — 6-56-103 shall be kept as a public record of the corporation, and shall be always subject to the inspection of each citizen or taxpayer of the corporation. A summary of the audit, prepared by the auditor, shall be published in at least one (1) […]
§ 6-56-105. Audit of Subordinate Agencies
The governing body of each municipality shall cause an annual audit to be made of the accounts and records of all departments, boards, and agencies under its jurisdiction that receive and disburse funds. The audit shall include, but not be limited to, general funds, highway funds, school funds, public utilities and municipal courts. The comptroller […]
§ 6-56-106. Authorized Investments
In order to provide a safe temporary medium for investment of idle funds, municipalities are authorized to invest in the following: Bonds, notes or treasury bills of the United States; Nonconvertible debt securities of the following federal government sponsored enterprises that are chartered by the United States congress; provided, that such securities are rated in […]
§ 6-56-107. Selection of Bonds for Investment
For the purpose of carrying out § 6-56-106, the governing body of the municipality may appoint a committee with authority to act in the premises and, unless the governing body shall designate the specific series of bonds in which such funds shall be invested, the selection of the series for investment of such funds as […]
§ 6-55-603. Adoption of County Assessments
In the event an assessor of property is not so elected, the governing body of any municipality may adopt, by ordinance or resolution, the assessments made by the county assessor of property within the confines of the municipality, and have the assessments as made by the county assessor of property copied and entered on the […]
§ 6-55-604. Correction and Equalization of Assessments
The governing body of any municipality may provide by ordinance or resolution for the correction of erroneous assessments, and for equalization of assessments made by the assessor of property.
§ 6-55-605. Construction of Part
This part shall not be construed to alter or conflict with any other method provided by law that provides for a municipal assessor of property, or for equalization or correction of municipal tax assessments, or for an assessor and equalization or correction of assessments.
§ 6-55-408. Display of License — Books and Records
Upon commencement of any sale, as defined in § 6-55-401, the license issued by the commissioner shall be prominently displayed near the entrance of the premises. A duplicate of the original application and stock list pursuant to which the license was issued shall at all times be available to the commissioner or to inspectors of […]