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AL HB148
Bill
Status
5/24/2011
Primary Sponsor
Ralph Howard
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AI Summary
HB148 Summary
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Proposes a constitutional amendment to allow excess funds from Hale County's three-mill ad valorem tax (authorized under Act 92-565) to be deposited in the General Fund for law enforcement purposes instead of being restricted to jail construction.
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Requires that after jail planning, construction, and equipment costs are fully paid or all bonds and obligations are retired, the three-mill tax shall continue to be collected and distributed for law enforcement.
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Establishes retroactive effect to May 21, 1992, making the amendment applicable to funds already collected under the original jail tax authority.
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Mandates a special election in Hale County during summer 2011 for voters to approve the constitutional amendment.
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Specifies ballot language describing the amendment's purpose and requiring election officials to assign a ballot number for voter consideration.
Legislative Description
Hale Co., ad valorem tax, additional authorized, pursuant to Act 92-565, 1992 Reg. Sess., for new county jail, excess amount collected to be used for law enforcement purposes, continuation of tax collection, retroactive effect, const. amend.
Hale County
Last Action
Delivered to Secretary of State at 2:30 p.m. on May 24, 2011.
5/24/2011