of all instruments. The director shall supervise the performance of all other related duties and powers as may be provided by law or by ordinance to be performed by the offices of collector, county clerk and recorder of deeds. Section 4.350. The director of revenue shall appoint under the
merit system, the collector and recorder of deeds. Section 4.370. The collector shall be responsible for the
collection of all real and personal property, merchant and manufacturer, railroad, utility or other taxes for state, school, county or other purposes, and the collector shall perform such other duties as are provided by lawor ordinance. Section 4.380. The recorder of deeds shall possess and
exercise all the powers and duties given by law or by ordinance to the recorder of deeds. Section 4.390. There shall be not more than four (4) boards of
equalization, each composed of three residents of the county, holding no other county office, who shall be appointed by the county executive, subject to confirmation by the council. Members of each board shall serve overlapping terms of three years except those appointed to fill a vacancy occurring during the term of a member. They shall take an oath to equalize fairly and impartially the valuation of all taxable property in the county. Each board shall have the powers and duties prescribed by lawand by ordinance. The number of boards, frequency of meetings, and compensation ofmembers shall be prescribed by ordinance.
Department Of Justice Services Section 4.400. The director of justice services shall have a
bachelor's degree from an accredited college and at least five years' experience in a responsible executive or administrative position in correction services or related programs. Section 4.410. The director of justice services shall possess
all the powers and duties required by law and by ordinance. In addition to the general powers and duties herein provided, and without limitation, it shall be the director of justice services’ duty and the director of justice services shallhave thepower to:
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