N.D. Cent. Code § 11-23-09

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11-23-09. Expenditures - Bills approved - Unexpended balances

Official statutory text

11-23-09. Expenditures - Bills approved - Unexpended balances

The expenditure of money by a county shall be in accordance with the annual

appropriations of the board of county commissioners. All bills in connection with any public office

or undertaking shall be approved by the official or officials in charge of the office or undertaking

before being allowed by the board of county commissioners. At the closing of the auditor's

books on December thirty-first, the balance to the credit of each annual appropriation shall

become a part of the general unappropriated balance in the county treasury. A special

appropriation, however, shall not lapse until the work for which it was made has been

completed, the bills paid, and the account closed, provided that the county fair fund mentioned

in section 11-39-02 shall not be affected by this section but shall be maintained as a continuing

fund for the maintenance of the county fair.

Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site

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