Plain English Breakdown
The official text contains crossed-out numbers ($20,000 and $175,000) indicating amendments; the final enacted amounts are $70,000 for allowance and $225,000 for salary.
Montgomery County Sheriff Pay and Allowance Changes
This law sets a new annual salary of $225,000 for the Montgomery County sheriff who has served two or more full consecutive terms.
What This Bill Does
- Sets an annual salary of $225,000 for any sheriff who has served two or more consecutive full terms, starting with their next term of office.
- Provides an additional yearly expense allowance of $70,000 paid from the county general fund to eligible sheriffs.
- States that this extra money counts as compensation and can be used for retirement contributions.
Who It Names or Affects
- The Sheriff of Montgomery County who has served two or more full consecutive terms
Terms To Know
- Consecutive full terms
- Serving back-to-back complete election periods without a break in office.
- General fund
- The main account where the county keeps money to pay for government services and salaries.
Limits and Unknowns
- The text does not specify an exact calendar date when the new salary begins, only that it starts with the next term of office.
- The bill mentions a previous rule ending on August 1, 2023, or upon a vacancy in the sheriff's office.