The County Auditor is the
ex-officio clerk of the Board of Supervisors and the following are
some of his duties:
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Custodian of the courthouse
& grounds
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Enters all real estate deeds
in plat and transfer books
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Maintains the official plat
book and record of owners of real estate
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Custodian of the bond of all
county officials
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Keeps a record of the
proceeding of the Board of Supervisors and publishes the
proceedings in the official newspapers of the county
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Assesses property omitted by
the County Assessor and the Board of Review
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Keeps and records reports of
county officers and townships
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Prepares the county
budget
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Issues retail cigarette
permits, beer and liquor licenses
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Computes tax levies, prepares
tax list and certifies the same to the County Treasurer for
collection
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Issues warrants of the County
Treasurer for claims allowed by the Board of Supervisors
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Maintains records of accounts
of county patients at state hospitals
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Prepares a ledger account of
receipts and disbursements from the various funds
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Reports to the Department of
Management, Department of Revenue & Finance, Secretary of
State, State Registrar of Voters, Department of Human Services,
Department of Natural Resources, Auditor of State, Treasurer of
State, and Department of Economic Development
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Prepare and publish financial
report
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Prepare county payrolls,
accounts receivable, and accounts payable
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Certify an abstract of
taxes
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Agent for Board of
Supervisors for sale of surplus property
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Act as central grants
administrator
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Courthouse computer system
coordinator
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Prepares the agenda for the
Board of Supervisors
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Files manure management plans for public viewing
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Election duties: