Plain English Breakdown
The official source material does not provide specific details on how the law affects sheriffs with less than two full consecutive terms, leaving some uncertainty in that area.
Montgomery County Sheriff's Salary and Expense Allowance
This law changes the salary and expense allowance for the sheriff of Montgomery County if they have served two or more full consecutive terms.
What This Bill Does
- Increases the annual salary to $225,000 for a sheriff who has served two or more full consecutive terms in Montgomery County.
- Provides an additional yearly expense allowance of $70,000 for a sheriff with two or more full consecutive terms.
- Specifies that this extra allowance and higher salary will be paid from the county's general fund.
Who It Names or Affects
- The sheriff of Montgomery County who has served two or more full consecutive terms.
Terms To Know
- Sheriff
- A law enforcement officer in charge of a county, responsible for maintaining order and enforcing the law.
- Expense Allowance
- Money given to someone to cover costs related to their job.
Limits and Unknowns
- The extra allowance and higher salary will end at the earlier of the conclusion of the current sheriff's term or upon a vacancy in the office.
- It is not clear how this law affects sheriffs who have served less than two full consecutive terms.