ARTICLE VI
MiscellaneousOffices Section 6.010. There shall be no elective county officers other
than county executive, council members, prosecuting attorney and assessor. Elective officers shall be nominated and elected in the manner provided in the election laws for the nomination and election of state and county officers. The incumbents of said offices at the time this charter is adopted shall continue in office until the expiration of the terms for which they were elected; any vacancy in any of said offices shall be filled for the unexpired term as provided in this charter.
Public Administrator Section6.020. There shall be a public administratorwho shall
be appointed by a majority of the circuit judges of the county at a meeting duly called and held for that purpose subject to confirmation by the county council. If the circuit judges fail to make an appointment within sixty days after the commencement of any term or after a vacancy occurs, the county executive shall appoint the public administrator subject to confirmation by the council. The public administrator shall serve for a term of four years, except one appointed to fill a vacancy occurring during a term. Terms shall begin January 1, 1981 and each fourth year thereafter. The public administrator may be removed from office during the public administrator’s term by the authority who appointed the public administrator in the same manner as the public administrator was appointed. The public administrator shall possess and exercise the powers and duties prescribed for the office by the constitution and laws of the state. The public administrator’s compensation shall be set by ordinance andhe shall account for and pay into the county treasury to be credited to the general revenue fund all fees payable to the public administrator pursuant to law.
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