Mo. Rev. Stat. § 67.1886
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67.1886 Additional powers of the district.
Official statutory text
67.1886. Additional powers of the district. — In addition to all other powers granted by sections 67.1860 to 67.1898 the district shall have the following general powers:
(1) To contract with the local sheriff's department for the provision of services;
(2) To sue and be sued in its own name, and to receive service of process, which shall be served upon the district secretary;
(3) To fix compensation of its employees and contractors;
(4) To purchase any personal property necessary or convenient for its activities;
(5) To collect and disburse funds for its activities; and
(6) To exercise such other implied powers necessary or convenient for the district to accomplish its purposes which are not inconsistent with its express powers.
(L. 2001 H.B. 80 merged with S.B. 224) Effective 5-16-01 (S.B. 224); 7-02-01 (H.B. 80)
(1) To contract with the local sheriff's department for the provision of services;
(2) To sue and be sued in its own name, and to receive service of process, which shall be served upon the district secretary;
(3) To fix compensation of its employees and contractors;
(4) To purchase any personal property necessary or convenient for its activities;
(5) To collect and disburse funds for its activities; and
(6) To exercise such other implied powers necessary or convenient for the district to accomplish its purposes which are not inconsistent with its express powers.
(L. 2001 H.B. 80 merged with S.B. 224) Effective 5-16-01 (S.B. 224); 7-02-01 (H.B. 80)
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