406 – Reports of Officers.
§ 406. Reports of officers. 1. The county officer, who shall receive, or is authorized by law to receive any fines, penalties, fees, or other moneys belonging to the county or in which the county has an interest, shall on or before the first day of February of each year, make a verified or certified […]
407 – Accounts of Fees.
§ 407. Accounts of fees. The county officer authorized to receive fees or other form of compensation belonging to the county shall keep a record showing the nature thereof, from whom received, date of receipt, amount and when paid to the county treasurer.
408 – Supplies and Equipment.
§ 408. Supplies and equipment. 1. Except as otherwise provided by law and when the office of county purchasing agent has not been created, each officer paid compensation from county funds shall have power, subject to rules of the board, to purchase necessary supplies and equipment for his respective office or department within the limits […]
408-A – Advertising for Bids; Letting of Contracts.
§ 408-a. Advertising for bids; letting of contracts. 1. Every officer, board or agency of the county shall let all contracts for public work and all purchase contracts to the lowest responsible bidder after advertisement for bids where so required by section one hundred three of the general municipal law. The board of supervisors may […]
409 – Actions and Proceedings in Official Capacity.
§ 409. Actions and proceedings in official capacity. 1. No officer whose compensation is paid from county funds shall employ an attorney-at-law to appear and prosecute or defend any civil action or proceeding brought by or against him in an official capacity whenever under the provisions of this chapter or other law it is made […]
410 – Cost of Removal Proceedings Before the Governor.
§ 410. Cost of removal proceedings before the governor. The reasonable costs and expenses in proceedings before the governor for the removal of any county judge, surrogate, family court judge, district attorney, sheriff, county clerk or any elective county officer removable by the governor upon charges preferred against him, including the taking, transcribing and printing […]
411 – Holding More Than One Elective Office.
§ 411. Holding more than one elective office. No county judge, family court judge, surrogate, district attorney, sheriff, county clerk or any elective county officer shall be eligible to hold at the same time any other elective county or town office, or that of city supervisor.
404 – Official Seals.
§ 404. Official seals. The official seals of boards of supervisors of the several counties, county seal, county treasurer’s seal and the seal of the register of deeds shall continue to be the official seals, respectively, of such boards, county treasurer, surrogate and register of deeds and used as such, respectively, when authorized by law. […]
405 – Procedure When New Officer Assumes Duties of Office.
§ 405. Procedure when new officer assumes duties of office. 1. When a newly elected or appointed county officer has qualified by taking and filing the official oath and undertaking required of him by law, the certificate furnished by the county clerk pursuant to section four hundred shall be his authority to demand of his […]
400 – Officers; Manner of Selection; Term; Vacancies.
§ 400. Officers; manner of selection; term; vacancies. 1. Elective. There shall be elected a sheriff, county clerk, district attorney and county treasurer. Except in the county of Lewis, coroners shall continue to be elected as now provided by law until the office is abolished or the number is increased or diminished pursuant to the […]