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Ch. 601
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2000 LAWS OF MARYLAND
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in such office may be terminated at any time by Commissioners upon not less than
two months' written notice, except that, in the case of termination for cause, the
termination shall take effect immediately.
(b) Qualifications. The executive assistant shall be selected for the position on
the basis of merit, shall have had a minimum of seven years' experience in municipal
administration or similar-type business administrative functions. Each year of
education at a recognized college or university in business or public administration or
in another field which may be approved by the County Commissioners may be
substituted for one year of experience in arriving at the minimum years of experience
required to qualify for the position of executive assistant.
(c) Powers and duties. The executive assistant shall have [such] THE powers
and duties [as] prescribed by [said] THE County Commissioners including;
supervision and coordinating those general policies and instructions of the County
Commissioners with respect to the several departments or administrative agencies of
the County, the representation of the County Commissioners as liaison officer at
those departmental and administrative agencies having functions affecting Carroll
County, and to recommend to the County Commissioners from time to time policies,
regulations or procedures which will aid in increased efficiency in the administration
of the county's affairs.
(d) Same; Clerk to County Commissioners. The County Commissioners may
authorize the executive or administrative assistant to serve as Clerk to the County
Commissioners. [He] THE EXECUTIVE OR ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT shall give
[his] THE PERSON'S personal attendance at the office of the County Commissioners
during business hours. [He] THE EXECUTIVE OR ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT is
authorized to administer an oath or affirmation to any person presenting a claim to
the Commissioners against the County. In no case shall the executive or
administrative assistant hold any other county job.
(e) Deputy. The County Commissioners shall have full authority to make a
temporary appointment of a deputy administrative assistant to perform the duties of
the executive or administrative assistant in the event that illness or other just causes
render [him] THE EXECUTIVE OR ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT unable to perform
[his] THE PERSON'S duties as defined by law.
[3-15A.] 3-303. County Attorney.
(a) The County Commissioners are [hereby] authorized to appoint a County
Attorney, who shall receive [such] THE compensation and have [such] THE powers
and duties as shall be determined and prescribed by the Commissioners. The County
Attorney shall be appointed to a term of 4 years which shall begin on July 1 of the
year following the general election at which the Board of County Commissioners was
elected, and shall be eligible for reappointment at the conclusion of [his] THE
COUNTY ATTORNEYS term of office. The person so appointed shall be a registered
voter and taxpayer in Carroll County. After [his] THE COUNTY ATTORNEYS
appointment, [he] THE COUNTY ATTORNEY shall take the oath prescribed in Section
9 of Article I of the Constitution of Maryland. The Commissioners may terminate
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