IN SB0110

Allows county executives in non-Marion County counties to adopt an ordinance placing a public question on the ballot to restructure county government from a three-member board of commissioners to a single elected county commissioner serving as executive, with the county council assuming all legislative and fiscal powers

Establishes that if voters approve the restructuring, the single county commissioner is elected at the second general election following approval, serves a four-year term with a maximum of eight years in any twelve-year period, and the board of commissioners is abolished when the single commissioner takes office

Requires counties adopting the single commissioner structure (except Lake and St. Joseph counties) to redraw county council districts from four single-member districts plus three at-large seats to seven single-member districts

Provides a process for counties with a single commissioner to revert to the previous three-member board structure through county council ordinance and voter approval via public question

Updates county drainage board composition in single commissioner counties to consist of the single commissioner plus two or four council-appointed freeholders, and specifies appointment procedures for county hospital governing boards in these counties