Tex. Human Resources Code § 152.0641
This is the official text of Tex. Human Resources Code § 152.0641, part of Texas’s Human Resources Code — governs state social services and welfare programs.
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§ 152.0641. DAWSON COUNTY.
Official statutory text
(a) The juvenile board of Dawson County is composed of:
(1) the county judge and the district judges in Dawson County;
(2) the superintendent of the Lamesa Independent School District or the superintendent's designee;
(3) one citizen of Dawson County appointed by the county commissioners court; and
(4) one citizen of Dawson County appointed by the Lamesa City Council.
(b) Citizen members serve two-year terms.
(c) The county judge is the chairman of the juvenile board and its chief administrative officer.
(d) The county commissioners court shall pay the judges on the juvenile board an annual salary set by the commissioners court at not more than $1,200, payable in equal monthly installments from the general fund of the county.
(e) Section 152.0005(b) does not apply to the juvenile board of Dawson County.
(1) the county judge and the district judges in Dawson County;
(2) the superintendent of the Lamesa Independent School District or the superintendent's designee;
(3) one citizen of Dawson County appointed by the county commissioners court; and
(4) one citizen of Dawson County appointed by the Lamesa City Council.
(b) Citizen members serve two-year terms.
(c) The county judge is the chairman of the juvenile board and its chief administrative officer.
(d) The county commissioners court shall pay the judges on the juvenile board an annual salary set by the commissioners court at not more than $1,200, payable in equal monthly installments from the general fund of the county.
(e) Section 152.0005(b) does not apply to the juvenile board of Dawson County.
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