Texas Local Government Code Section 83.001 - Election
The county treasurer is elected at each general election in which the office of governor is to be filled for a full term. Acts 1987, ...

Texas Local Government Code Section 83.002 - Bond
(a) The county treasurer, before beginning to perform the duties of office, must execute a bond with a surety company authorized to do business in ...

Texas Local Government Code Section 83.003 - Continuing Education
(a) Within one year after the date on which a person first takes office as county treasurer, the county treasurer must successfully complete an introductory ...

Texas Local Government Code Section 83.004 - Removal From Office; Filling Of Vacancy
(a) If a person elected to the office of county treasurer fails to provide an adequate bond as required by Section 83.002(a) and to take ...

Texas Local Government Code Section 83.005 - Appointment Of Person To Act In Treasurer's Place
(a) In a county in which the county treasurer does not have a deputy, the county treasurer may appoint a person, subject to the approval ...

Texas Local Government Code Section 83.006 - Funding Of Treasurer's Office
The commissioners court may provide funds for adequate personnel and supplies that enable the county treasurer to perform the duties of office. Acts 1987, 70th ...

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