MO HB672

Allows the board of aldermen in fourth class cities to provide by ordinance that the city marshal be appointed instead of elected, with voter approval of a majority voting on the issue.

Permits the same person to serve as both city marshal and collector at the same time, whether elected or appointed.

Establishes a four-year term for city marshals in fourth class cities.

Requires newly appointed or elected city marshals to complete an approved training program of at least 120 hours within six months of taking office, with extensions available if courses are unavailable.

Authorizes city governing bodies to determine whether marshals complete training before or after assuming office, with marshals receiving full compensation at the marshal's rate while enrolled in training.