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New York Laws - Town > Article 3 - Town Officers, Powers, Duties and Compensation
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§ 20
Town officers
§ 22-B
Chairman of assessors; designation; duties and compensation
§ 22-C
Election and term of assessors in the town of Southampton, county of Suffolk
§ 23
Eligibility of town officers
§ 23-A
Residence requirement for comptroller of the town of Cortlandt
§ 24
Terms of office
§ 24-A
Terms of office of elective officers
§ 24-B
Election of councilmen and town justices in the town of Pawling
§ 25
Oaths of office and undertaking
§ 25-A
Fingerprints of persons before appointment as town policemen, or as constables possessing powers in criminal matters
§ 26
Resignation of town officers
§ 27
Compensation of town officers and employees
§ 28
Power to administer oaths
§ 29
Powers and duties of supervisor
§ 30
Powers and duties of town clerk
§ 31
Powers and duties of town justices; requirements; restriction
§ 32
Powers and duties of town superintendent of highways and deputy superintendent
§ 32-A
Entry by town engineer on private lands
§ 33
Powers and duties of assessors
§ 34
Powers and duties of town comptroller
§ 35
Powers and duties of collector
§ 36
Collection of taxes by town clerk
§ 37
Powers and duties of receiver of taxes and assessments
§ 38
Certain offices abolished
§ 39
Powers and duties of constables and town policemen
§ 40
Powers and duties of fence viewers
§ 41
Additional supervisors in certain towns
§ 41-A
Abolition of the additional office of supervisor of the town of Hempstead
§ 41-B
(Enacted without section heading)
§ 42
Deputy supervisor
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