Common use of Appointed Positions Clause in Contracts

Appointed Positions. A. The County Judge may appoint an executive secretary to assist with the execution of his administrative duties. The County Judge may appoint a Deputy County Judge/Executive. The County Judge may appoint, subject to the approval of the Fiscal Court, a budget officer to assist with the County fiscal affairs. The County Judge may appoint, subject to the approval of the Fiscal Court, other personnel to assist with the County administrative and fiscal duties. A member of the Fiscal Court may be appointed by a majority of the Fiscal Court to temporarily assume the duties of the County Judge, where both the County Judge and the Deputy County Judge/Executive, if a Deputy County Judge/Executive has been appointed, are absent from the County during an Emergency, or where both are incapacitated due to sickness, injury, or mental incompetence.

Appointed Positions. A. The County Judge may appoint an executive secretary assistant to assist with the execution of his administrative duties. . B. The County Judge may appoint a Deputy County Judge/Executive. . C. The County Judge may appoint, subject to the approval of the Fiscal Court, a budget officer to assist with the County fiscal affairs. . D. The County Judge may appoint, subject to the approval of the Fiscal Court, other personnel to assist with the County administrative and fiscal duties. . X. A member of the Fiscal Court may be appointed by a majority of the Fiscal Court to temporarily assume the duties of the County Judge, where both the County Judge and the Deputy County Judge/Executive, if a Deputy County Judge/Executive has been appointed, are absent from the County during an Emergency, or where both are incapacitated due to sickness, injury, or mental incompetence.