4. Prepare and publish the annual county financial statement; 5. Possess and exercise all the powers and duties given by law to
the county clerk, or clerk of the county court, relative to county warrants, accounts, settlements, financial statements and other fiscal affairs of the county except as otherwise provided in this charter; 6. Supervise and coordinate the taking of an annual inventory of
all county property under the control and management of various county officers and departments showing the amount, location and estimated value thereof; 7. Perform such other functions and duties in relation to the
county's accounting system as may be directed by ordinance or by the county executive; 8. Prescribe, with the approval by ordinance, the accounting
system of the county and the forms, systems and procedures for administrative appropriation and fund accounting. Section 4.060. The director of administration shall appoint, under
the merit system, the treasurer of the countywho shall: 1. Receive and retain custody of all public funds belonging to or
handled by the county or any of its officers; 2. Deposit or invest all funds coming into the treasurer’s hands
in such depositories or securities as may be authorized by law or by ordinance; 3. Supervise the disbursement of all county funds; 4. Exercise all the powers and perform all the duties of a
county treasurer as may be required or authorized by law. Section 4.070. The director of administration shall be the
budget officer for the county and shall have charge of and be responsible for the preparation of the budget as required by this charter and as directed by the county executive. Section4.080. Thedirector of administration shall appoint, under
the merit system, a purchasing agent who shall have charge of and be responsible for the purchasing of all supplies for the county and such other personal property and services as may be directedbyordinance.
Section4.090.The Director ofAdministration shall provide,with approval by ordinance, for a website that will make available to the
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