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TEHAMA COUNTY CHARTER

Tehama County Municipal Code Art. IV Salaries

Tehama County Municipal Code · 2026-10 edition · updated 2026-10-04 · Tehama County

Cite as: Tehama County Municipal Code Article IV · Text as of 2026-10-04

Sec. 1: The Board of Supervisors shall by Ordinance fix the compensation of all county officers other than Supervisors.

Sec. 2: Notwithstanding any ordinance currently in force, the salary of each member of the Board of Supervisors beginning January 1, 1989 shall be one thousand forty five ($1045.00) dollars per month. This salary shall not be changed except by a vote of the people at the time of a general election.

(Ord. 1425 <1, 1988)

Sec. 3: Subject to the provisions of this Charter, it shall be the duty of the Board of Supervisors, by ordinance adopted from time to time to fix and regulate the appointment and number of Assistants, Deputies, Clerks, Attaches, and other persons to be employed from time to time, in the several offices of the County, and also by ordinance, subject to the provisions of this Charter, to prescribe and regulate the powers, duties, qualifications and compensation of such persons, the times at which they shall be appointed and the manner of their appointment and removal.

(cr. - Salary Ordinance, Sec. 24300 and 28140, California Government Code.)

Sec. 4: In all cases in which an officer is to receive a fixed salary, whether such salary be fixed by this Charter or by the Board of Supervisors, such salary shall be in full compensation for all services by such officer; and in all cases in which such officer is, by General Law, entitled to charge or receive any fees or commissions, it shall be the duty of such officer to charge, collect and receive such fees or commissions, and to pay the same monthly to the County treasurer.

(cr. - Sec. 24350 California Government Code.)

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