N.D. Cent. Code § 11-09-16
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11-09-16. Directors of departments appointed
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11-09-16. Directors of departments appointed
The county manager in a county adopting a county manager form of government shall
appoint a director for each department provided for or authorized by section 11-09-15. With the
consent of the board of county commissioners, the manager may act as the director of one or
more departments or appoint one director for two or more departments.
The county manager in a county adopting a county manager form of government shall
appoint a director for each department provided for or authorized by section 11-09-15. With the
consent of the board of county commissioners, the manager may act as the director of one or
more departments or appoint one director for two or more departments.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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