§ 36-8-13-0.1 Application of certain amendments to chapter
§ 36-8-13-1 Application of chapter
§ 36-8-13-2 Establishment of fire protection; procedure
§ 36-8-13-3 Authorized methods of providing fire protection; preference for employment
§ 36-8-13-4 Township firefighting fund; tax levy; donations
§ 36-8-13-4 v2 Township firefighting fund; township emergency services fund; tax levy; donations; payments
§ 36-8-13-4.5 Payment of township provided fire protection or emergency services; sources of funds; sufficiency of levy; donations
§ 36-8-13-4.5 v2 Payment of township provided fire protection or emergency services; sources of funds; sufficiency of levy; donations
§ 36-8-13-4.6 Maximum permissible property tax levy; adjustment where township imposes levy to pay fire protection and emergency services expenses
§ 36-8-13-4.6 v2 Maximum permissible property tax levy; adjustment where township imposes levy to pay fire protection and emergency services expenses
§ 36-8-13-4.7 Township providing fire protection and emergency services; maximum permissible property tax levy
§ 36-8-13-4.7 v2 Township providing fire protection and emergency services; maximum permissible property tax levy
§ 36-8-13-5 Purchase of firefighting apparatus and equipment; installment contracts
§ 36-8-13-6 Purchase of firefighting apparatus and equipment; loans; tax levy
§ 36-8-13-6.5 Objection by taxpayers; department of local government finance hearing and action; appeal
§ 36-8-13-7 Purchase of firefighting apparatus and equipment; procedure
§ 36-8-13-8 Insurance coverage for members of department
§ 36-8-13-9 Payment of line of duty health care expenses for firefighters
§ 36-8-13-9 v2 Payment of line of duty health care expenses for firefighters

Terms Used In Indiana Code > Title 36 > Article 8 > Chapter 13 - Township Fire Protection and Emergency Services

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