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§ A101 BROOME COUNTY CHARTER AND CODE § A102
§ A2605. Filling vacancy in elective ARTICLE XXVII
office of County Executive. Code Application; Amendment and
§ A2606. Filling vacancy in elective
Construction
office of District Attorney,
Sheriff and County Clerk. § A2701. Amendment.
§ A2607. Filling other vacancies.
§ A2702. Continuity of authority and
responsibility.
§ A2608. Power to administer oaths
and issue subpoenas.
§ A2703. Separability.
§ A2609. Officers and employees
§ A2704. Code to be liberally
engaging in other
construed.
transactions. § A2705. Judicial notice.
§ A2610. Officers and employees § A2706. Effective date.
engaging in other duties.
[HISTORY: Adopted by the Broome County Legislature 9-27-1976 by L.L. No. 4-1976.
Sections A103, A105, A203(O), A209, A213, A301, A309(A), A403, A1102(4), A1204,
A2404, A2405, A2501, A2602(C) and A2604 amended and § A306-A added 4-4-1991 by
L.L. No. 10-1991. Other amendments noted where applicable.]
GENERAL REFERENCES
Charter — See Part I of this volume. Sheriff's Department — See Ch. 60.
Claims approval — See Ch. 10. Travel expenses — See Ch. 72.
Ethics — See Ch. 19. Prior notice of defects — See Ch. 150.
Records management — See Ch. 48. Environmental Management Council — See Ch. 210.
Residency requirements — See Ch. 56. Public access to records — See Ch. 225.
Salaries and compensation — See Ch. 58.
ARTICLE I
Broome County and Its Government
§ A101. Title and purpose.
This Code, together with any and all amendments hereto, if any, shall be known and may be
cited as the "Broome County Administrative Code." The purpose of this Code is to set forth
the details of administration of the Broome County Government consistent and in harmony
with the purposes, intent and provisions of the Broome County Charter. 1
§ A102. County status; powers and duties.
Broome County, upon adoption of this Code, as hereinafter provided, shall be and remain a
municipal corporation under its then name and shall exercise all the rights, privileges,
functions and powers conferred upon it by the Charter, Code or any other applicable statute
not inconsistent with the Charter or Code, including all powers necessarily incidental to or
which may be fairly implied from the powers specifically conferred upon such County.
1. Editor's Note: The Charter is included in Part I of this volume.
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