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West Virginia Code > Chapter 7 > Article 7 - Compensation Of Elected County Officials
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Chapter 7
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§ 7-7-1
Legislative findings and purpose
§ 7-7-2
Establishment of county in-service training programs; further additional duties for prosecuting attorney in any county in excess of two hundred thousand
§ 7-7-3
Classification of counties for purpose of determining compensation of elected county officials
§ 7-7-4
Compensation of elected county officials and county commissioners for each class of county; effective date
§ 7-7-4a
Authorizing the option of full-time status for part-time prosecuting attorneys
§ 7-7-6a
Assessors; additional compensation; additional duties
§ 7-7-6b
Additional compensation of assessors according to county classification
§ 7-7-6c
Additional compensation of assessor
§ 7-7-6d
Collection of head tax on dogs; duties of assessor and sheriff; registration of dogs; disposition of head tax; taxes on dogs not collected by assessor
§ 7-7-6e
Collection of head tax on sheep and goats; duties of county assessors and Commissioner of Agriculture; deposit of tax collections; creation of special revenue fund; purposes
§ 7-7-7
County assistants, deputies and employees; their number and compensation; county budget
§ 7-7-7a
Limit of budget expenditures
§ 7-7-8
Assistant prosecuting attorneys; appointment and compensation; when court may appoint attorney to prosecute
§ 7-7-9
Procedure for payment of compensation
§ 7-7-11
Illegal orders for compensation
§ 7-7-12
Sharing compensation prohibited
§ 7-7-13
Allowance for expenses of sheriff
§ 7-7-14
Training of sheriffs and deputies; payment of expenses thereof by county court
§ 7-7-15
Allowance for expenses of prosecuting attorney
§ 7-7-16
Mileage allowance for county officials and employees
§ 7-7-16a
Public carriage
§ 7-7-19
Compliance with Economic Stabilization Act of 1970
§ 7-7-20
Penalties
§ 7-7-21
Severability
§ 7-7-22
Direct deposit of county officials' and employees' compensation into designated accounts in financial institutions
§ 7-7-23
Awarding service pistol upon retirement
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