Tex. Local Government Code § 152.014
This is the official text of Tex. Local Government Code § 152.014, part of Texas’s Local Government Code — governs the powers and operations of Texas cities and counties.
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§ 152.014. SALARY GRIEVANCE COMMITTEE.
Official statutory text
(a) In each county there is a salary grievance committee composed of the county judge and:
(1) the sheriff, county tax assessor-collector, county treasurer, county clerk, district clerk, county attorney or criminal district attorney, and the number of public members necessary to provide nine voting members; or
(2) nine public members, if the commissioners court votes to have nine public members.
(b) The county judge is chairman of the committee, but is not entitled to vote.
(c) Public members must be residents of the county.
(1) the sheriff, county tax assessor-collector, county treasurer, county clerk, district clerk, county attorney or criminal district attorney, and the number of public members necessary to provide nine voting members; or
(2) nine public members, if the commissioners court votes to have nine public members.
(b) The county judge is chairman of the committee, but is not entitled to vote.
(c) Public members must be residents of the county.
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