Nevada · statute · Nev. Rev. Stat. ch. 249 · 18 active provisions
1. Except as otherwise provided in subsection 3 or as altered pursuant to the mechanism set forth in NRS 244.1507, county treasurers must be: (a) Elected by the qualified electors of their respective counties; and (b) Registered to vote in the county. 2. County treasurers must be chosen by the electors of their respect…
The county treasurer shall, before entering on the duties of his or her office, take the oath prescribed by law faithfully to discharge the duties of his or her office.
1. The board of county commissioners shall, on or before the first Monday in September preceding the election of the county treasurer, and at any other time when the funds are to be substantially increased, prescribe the amount in which the county treasurer must execute an official bond. The bond and sureties of the co…
Whenever suit shall have been commenced on the official bond of any delinquent county treasurer, the county treasurer may be removed by the board of county commissioners of his or her county.
1. Each county treasurer may use a facsimile signature in place of his or her handwritten signature whenever the necessity may arise and upon approval of the board of county commissioners if: (a) The facsimile signature is: (1) Produced by the most efficient device or other method of facsimile reproduction reasonably a…
1. County treasurers may appoint one or more deputies and may take from them bond with sureties. A deputy must be at least 18 years of age. Every county treasurer and the county treasurer’s sureties are liable for every official act of his or her deputies. 2. Any county treasurer may authorize his or her deputy or depu…
The county treasurer and the county treasurer’s deputies are authorized to administer all oaths necessary in the discharge of the duties of his or her office.
County treasurers shall keep an office at the county seat of their county which shall be kept open in accordance with the provisions of NRS 245.040.
On or before the 15th day of each month, the county treasurer shall report to the State Controller the amount of the administrative assessments paid by each justice court for the preceding month pursuant to NRS 176.059, 176.0613 and 176.0623.
The county treasurer shall receive all moneys due and accruing to his or her county, and disburse the same, on the proper orders issued and attested by the county auditor.
1. Any money received by the county treasurer pursuant to paragraph (a) of subsection 4 of NRS 361.610 must be accounted for separately in the county general fund. 2. Money in the account: (a) May only be used to acquire technology for or improve the technology used in the office of the county treasurer, including, wit…
The county treasurer shall so arrange and keep his or her books that the amount received and paid out, on account of separate and distinct funds, or specific appropriations, shall be exhibited in separate accounts as well as the whole receipts and expenditures by one general account.
The county treasurer shall at all times keep his or her books and office subject to the inspection and examination of the board of county commissioners.
The county treasurer shall pay all warrants of the county auditor when presented and shall write on the face of the warrant the date of payment and his or her signature; but such warrants are required to be presented for payment within 2 years from the date they bear, and upon their being unpresented for 2 years from s…
A county treasurer shall refuse to redeem any warrants, scrip, orders or other evidences of indebtedness against the county whenever it shall come to the county treasurer’s knowledge that such warrants, scrip or other evidences of indebtedness have been purchased, sold, received or transferred in violation of any law o…
When the county treasurer shall redeem any order on which interest is due, the county treasurer shall note on such order the amount of interest paid by him or her thereon, and shall enter on his or her account the amount of such interest distinct from the principal.
County orders shall be redeemed by the county treasurer according to the priority of time of presentment; but such orders payable out of the county revenue shall be received in payment of county taxes without any regard to the priority of presentment or number, and the county treasurer shall not pay any balance thereon…
The county treasurer shall at the expiration of his or her term of office, deliver to his or her successor all public moneys, books and papers in his or her possession.