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22 EXPLANATION- Matter enclosed in bold-faced brackets [thus] in this bill is not enacted
33 and is intended to be omitted in the law.
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55 FIRST REGULAR SESSION
6-[PERFECTED]
7-SENATE SUBSTITUTE FOR
86 SENATE BILL NO. 1
97 103RD GENERAL ASSEMBLY
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119 INTRODUCED BY SENATOR CRAWFORD.
12-0453S.04P KRISTINA MARTIN, Secretary
10+0453S.01I KRISTINA MARTIN, Secretary
1311 AN ACT
14-To repeal section 50.327 as enacted by house bill no. 1606, one hundred first general assembly,
15-second regular session, section 50.327 as enacted by house bill no. 271 merged with
16-senate bills nos. 53 & 60, one hundred first general assembly, first regular session,
17-section 55.160 as enacted by house bill no. 1606, one hundred first general assembly,
18-second regular session, section 55.160 as enacted by house bill no. 58 merged with
19-senate bill no. 210 merged with senate bill no. 507, ninety-third general assembly, first
20-regular session, section 57.317 as enacted by house bill no. 1606, one hundred first
21-general assembly, second regular session, section 57.317 as enacted by senate bills nos.
22-53 & 60, one hundred first general assembly, first regular session, section 58.095 as
12+To repeal section 140.190, RSMo, and section 50.327 as enacted by house bill no. 1606, one
13+hundred first general assembly, second regular session, section 50.327 as enacted by
14+house bill no. 271 merged with senate bills nos. 53 & 60, one hundred first general
15+assembly, first regular session, section 55.160 as enacted by house bill no. 1606, one
16+hundred first general assembly, second regular session, section 55.160 as enacted by
17+house bill no. 58 merged with senate bill no. 210 merged with senate bill no. 507,
18+ninety-third general assembly, first regular session, section 57.317 as enacted by house
19+bill no. 1606, one hundred first general assembly, second regular session, section
20+57.317 as enacted by senate bills nos. 53 & 60, one hundred first general assembly, first
21+regular session, section 58.095 as enacted by house bill no. 1606, one hundred first
22+general assembly, second regular session, section 58.095 as enacted by house bill no.
23+2046, one hundredth general assembly, second regular session, section 58.200 as
2324 enacted by house bill no. 1606, one hundred first general assembly, second regular
24-session, section 58.095 as enacted by house bill no. 2046, one hundredth general
25-assembly, second regular session, section 58.200 as enacted by house bill no. 1606, one
26-hundred first general assembly, second regular session, section 58.200 as codified as
27-section 13145 in the 1939 revised statutes of Missouri, section 473.742 as enacted by
25+session, section 58.200 as codified as section 13145 in the 1939 revised statutes of
26+Missouri, section 140.170 as enacted by house bill no. 1606, one hundred first general
27+assembly, second regular session, section 140.170 as enacted by house bill no. 613,
28+ninety-eighth general assembly, first regular session, section 473.742 as enacted by
2829 house bill no. 1606, one hundred first general assembly, second regular session, and
2930 section 473.742 as enacted by senate bill no. 808, ninety -fifth general assembly, second
30-regular session, and to enact in lieu thereof six new sections relating to county officials.
31+regular session, and to enact in lieu thereof eight new sections relating to county
32+officials.
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33-Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Missouri, as follows:
34- Section A. Section 50.327 as enacted by house bill no. 1
35-1606, one hundred first general assembly, second regular 2
36-session, section 50.327 as enacted by house bill no. 271 merged 3 SS SB 1 2
37-with senate bills nos. 53 & 60, one hundred first general 4
38-assembly, first regular session, section 55.160 as enacted by 5
39-house bill no. 1606, one hundred first general assembly, second 6
40-regular session, section 55.160 as enacted by house bill no. 58 7
41-merged with senate bill no. 210 merged with senate bill no. 8
42-507, ninety-third general assembly, first regular session, 9
43-section 57.317 as enacted by house bill no. 1606, one hundred 10
44-first general assembly, second regular session, section 57.317 11
45-as enacted by senate bills nos. 53 & 60, one hundred first 12
46-general assembly, first regular session, section 58.095 as 13
47-enacted by house bill no. 1606, one hundred first general 14
48-assembly, second regular session, section 58.095 as enacted by 15
49-house bill no. 2046, one hundredth general assembly, second 16
50-regular session, section 58.200 as enacted by house bill no. 17
51-1606, one hundred first general assembly, second regular 18
52-session, section 58.200 as codified as section 13145 in the 19
53-1939 revised statutes of Missouri, section 473.742 as enacted 20
54-by house bill no. 1606, one hundred first general assembly, 21
55-second regular session, and section 473.742 as enacted by senate 22
56-bill no. 808, ninety-fifth general assembly, second regular 23
57-session, are repealed and six new sections enacted in lieu 24
58-thereof, to be known as sections 50.327, 55.160, 57.317, 58.095, 25
59-58.200, and 473.742, to read as follows:26
35+Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Missouri, as follows: SB 1 2
36+ Section A. Section 140.190, RSMo, and section 50.327 as 1
37+enacted by house bill no. 1606, one hundred first general 2
38+assembly, second regular session, section 50.327 as enacted by 3
39+house bill no. 271 merged with senate bills nos. 53 & 60, one 4
40+hundred first general assembly, first regular session, section 5
41+55.160 as enacted by house bill no. 1606, one hundred first 6
42+general assembly, second regular session, section 55.160 as 7
43+enacted by house bill no. 58 merged with senate bill no. 210 8
44+merged with senate bill no. 507, ninety-third general assembly, 9
45+first regular session, section 57.317 as enacted by house bill 10
46+no. 1606, one hundred first general assembly, second regular 11
47+session, section 57.317 as enacted by senate bills nos. 53 & 12
48+60, one hundred first general assembly, first regular session, 13
49+section 58.095 as enacted by house bill no. 1606, one hundred 14
50+first general assembly, second regular session, section 58.095 15
51+as enacted by house bill no. 2046, one hundredth general 16
52+assembly, second regular session, section 58.200 as enacted by 17
53+house bill no. 1606, one hundred first general assembly, second 18
54+regular session, section 58.200 as codified as section 13145 in 19
55+the 1939 revised statutes of Missouri, section 140.170 as 20
56+enacted by house bill no. 1606, one hundred first general 21
57+assembly, second regular session, section 140.170 as enacted by 22
58+house bill no. 613, ninety-eighth general assembly, first 23
59+regular session, section 473.742 as enacted by house bill no. 24
60+1606, one hundred first general assembly, second regular 25
61+session, and section 473.742 as enacted by senate bill no. 808, 26
62+ninety-fifth general assembly, second regular session, are 27
63+repealed and eight new sections enacted in lieu thereof, to be 28
64+known as sections 50.327, 55.160, 57.317, 58.095, 58.200, 29
65+140.170, 140.190, and 473.742, to read as follows:30
6066 [50.327. 1. Notwithstanding any other 1
61-provisions of law to the contrary, the salary 2
67+provisions of law to the contrary, the salary 2 SB 1 3
6268 schedules contained in sections 49.082, 50.334, 3
6369 50.343, 51.281, 51.282, 52.269, 53.082, 53.083, 4
6470 54.261, 54.320, 55.091, 56.265, 58.095, and 5
6571 473.742 shall be set as a base schedule for 6
6672 those county officials. Except when it is 7
6773 necessary to increase newly elected or reelected 8
6874 county officials' salaries, in accordance with 9
6975 Section 13, Article VII, Constitution of 10
7076 Missouri, to comply with the requirements of 11
71-this section, the salary commission in all 12 SS SB 1 3
77+this section, the salary commission in all 12
7278 counties except charter counties in this state 13
7379 shall be responsible for the computation of 14
7480 salaries of all county officials; provided, 15
7581 however, that any percentage salary adjustments 16
7682 in a county shall be equal for all such 17
7783 officials in that county. 18
7884 2. Upon majority approval of the salary 19
7985 commission, the annual compensation of part-time 20
8086 prosecutors contained in section 56.265 and the 21
8187 county offices contained in sections 49.082, 22
8288 50.334, 50.343, 51.281, 51.282, 52.269, 53.082, 23
8389 53.083, 54.261, 54.320, 55.091, 58.095, and 24
8490 473.742 may be increased by up to two thousand 25
8591 dollars greater than the compensation provided 26
8692 by the salary schedules; provided, however, that 27
8793 any vote to increase compensation be effective 28
8894 for all county offices in that county subject to 29
8995 the salary commission. 30
9096 3. Upon the majority approval of the 31
9197 salary commission, the annual compensation of a 32
9298 county coroner of any county not having a 33
9399 charter form of government as provided in 34
94100 section 58.095 may be increased up to fourteen 35
95101 thousand dollars greater than the compensation 36
96102 provided by the salary schedule of such section. 37
97103 4. The salary commission of any county of 38
98104 the third classification may amend the base 39
99105 schedules for the computation of salaries for 40
100106 county officials referenced in subsection 1 of 41
101107 this section to include assessed valuation 42
102108 factors in excess of three hundred million 43
103109 dollars; provided that the percentage of any 44
104110 adjustments in assessed valuation factors shall 45
105-be equal for all such officials in that county.] 46
111+be equal for all such officials in that county.] 46 SB 1 4
106112 50.327. 1. Notwithstanding any other provisions of 1
107113 law to the contrary, the salary schedules contained in 2
108114 sections 49.082, 50.334, 50.343, 51.281, 51.282, 52.269, 3
109115 53.082, 53.083, 54.261, 54.320, 55.091, 56.265, 58.095, and 4
110116 473.742 shall be set as a base schedule for those county 5
111117 officials. Except when it is necessary to increase newly 6
112-elected or reelected county officials' salaries, in 7 SS SB 1 4
118+elected or reelected county officials' salaries, in 7
113119 accordance with Section 13, Article VII, Constitution of 8
114120 Missouri, to comply with the requirements of this section, 9
115121 the salary commission in all counties except charter 10
116122 counties in this state shall be responsible for the 11
117123 computation of salaries of all county officials; provided, 12
118124 however, that any percentage salary adjustments in a county 13
119125 shall be equal for all such officials in that county. 14
120126 2. Upon majority approval of the salary commission, 15
121127 the annual compensation of part-time prosecutors contained 16
122128 in section 56.265 and the county offices contained in 17
123129 sections 49.082, 50.334, 50.343, 51.281, 51.282, 52.269, 18
124130 53.082, 53.083, 54.261, 54.320, 55.091, 58.095, and 473.742 19
125131 may be increased by up to two thousand dollars greater than 20
126132 the compensation provided by the salary schedules; provided, 21
127133 however, that any vote to increase compensation be effective 22
128134 for all county offices in that county subject to the salary 23
129135 commission. 24
130136 3. Upon the majority approval of the salary commission, 25
131137 the annual compensation of a county coroner of any county 26
132138 [of the second classification]not having a charter form of 27
133139 government as provided in section 58.095 may be increased up 28
134140 to fourteen thousand dollars greater than the compensation 29
135141 provided by the salary schedule of such section. 30
136142 4. The salary commission of any county of the third 31
137-classification may amend the base schedules for the 32
143+classification may amend the base schedules for the 32 SB 1 5
138144 computation of salaries for county officials referenced in 33
139145 subsection 1 of this section to include assessed valuation 34
140146 factors in excess of three hundred million dollars; provided 35
141147 that the percentage of any adjustments in assessed valuation 36
142148 factors shall be equal for all such officials in that county. 37
143149 [55.160. The auditor of each county of the 1
144-first classification not having a charter form 2 SS SB 1 5
150+first classification not having a charter form 2
145151 of government and of each county of the second 3
146152 classification shall keep an inventory of all 4
147153 county property under the control and management 5
148154 of the various officers and departments and 6
149155 shall annually take an inventory of such 7
150156 property at an original value of one thousand 8
151157 dollars or more showing the amount, location and 9
152158 estimated value thereof. The auditor shall keep 10
153159 accounts of all appropriations and expenditures 11
154160 made by the county commission, and no warrant 12
155161 shall be drawn or obligation incurred without 13
156162 the auditor's certification that an unencumbered 14
157163 balance, sufficient to pay the same, remain in 15
158164 the appropriate account or in the anticipated 16
159165 revenue fund against which such warrant or 17
160166 obligation is to be charged. The auditor shall 18
161167 audit the accounts of all officers of the county 19
162168 annually or upon their retirement from office. 20
163169 The auditor shall audit, examine and adjust all 21
164170 accounts, demands, and claims of every kind and 22
165171 character presented for payment against the 23
166172 county, and shall in the auditor's discretion 24
167173 approve to the county commission of the county 25
168174 all lawful, true, just and legal accounts, 26
169175 demands and claims of every kind and character 27
170176 payable out of the county revenue or out of any 28
171177 county funds before the same shall be allowed 29
172178 and a warrant issued therefor by the 30
173179 commission. Whenever the auditor thinks it 31
174180 necessary to the proper examination of any 32
175181 account, demand or claim, the auditor may 33
176182 examine the parties, witnesses, and others on 34
177183 oath or affirmation touching any matter or 35
178184 circumstance in the examination of such account, 36
179-demand or claim before the auditor allows same. 37
185+demand or claim before the auditor allows same. 37 SB 1 6
180186 The auditor shall not be personally liable for 38
181187 any cost for any proceeding instituted against 39
182188 the auditor in the auditor's official capacity. 40
183189 The auditor shall keep a correct account between 41
184190 the county and all county and township officers, 42
185191 and shall examine all records and settlements 43
186192 made by them for and with the county commission 44
187193 or with each other, and the auditor shall, 45
188-whenever the auditor desires, have access to all 46 SS SB 1 6
194+whenever the auditor desires, have access to all 46
189195 books, county records or papers kept by any 47
190196 county or township officer or road overseer. 48
191197 The auditor shall, during the first four days of 49
192198 each month, strike a balance in the case of each 50
193199 county and township officer, showing the amount 51
194200 of money collected by each, the amount of money 52
195201 due from each to the county, and the amount of 53
196202 money due from any source whatever to such 54
197203 office, and the auditor shall include in such 55
198204 balance any fees that have been returned to the 56
199205 county commission or to the auditor as unpaid 57
200206 and which since having been returned have been 58
201207 collected. Upon request, the auditor shall have 59
202208 access to and the ability to audit and examine 60
203209 claims of every kind and character for which a 61
204210 county officer has a fiduciary duty.] 62
205211 55.160. The auditor of each county of the first 1
206212 classification not having a charter form of government and 2
207213 of each county of the second classification shall keep an 3
208214 inventory of all county property under the control and 4
209215 management of the various officers and departments and shall 5
210216 annually take an inventory of such property at an original 6
211217 value of one thousand dollars or more showing the amount, 7
212218 location and estimated value thereof. The auditor shall 8
213219 keep accounts of all appropriations and expenditures made by 9
214220 the county commission, and no warrant shall be drawn or 10
215221 obligation incurred without the auditor's certification that 11
216222 an unencumbered balance, sufficient to pay the same, remain 12
217-in the appropriate account or in the anticipated revenue 13
223+in the appropriate account or in the anticipated revenue 13 SB 1 7
218224 fund against which such warrant or obligation is to be 14
219225 charged. The auditor shall audit the accounts of all 15
220226 officers of the county annually or upon their retirement 16
221227 from office. The auditor shall audit, examine and adjust 17
222228 all accounts, demands, and claims of every kind and 18
223229 character presented for payment against the county, and 19
224-shall in the auditor's discretion approve to the county 20 SS SB 1 7
230+shall in the auditor's discretion approve to the county 20
225231 commission of the county all lawful, true, just and legal 21
226232 accounts, demands and claims of every kind and character 22
227233 payable out of the county revenue or out of any county funds 23
228234 before the same shall be allowed and a warrant issued 24
229235 therefor by the commission. Whenever the auditor thinks it 25
230236 necessary to the proper examination of any account, demand 26
231237 or claim, the auditor may examine the parties, witnesses, 27
232238 and others on oath or affirmation touching any matter or 28
233239 circumstance in the examination of such account, demand or 29
234240 claim before the auditor allows same. The auditor shall not 30
235241 be personally liable for any cost for any proceeding 31
236242 instituted against the auditor in the auditor's official 32
237243 capacity. The auditor shall keep a correct account between 33
238244 the county and all county and township officers, and shall 34
239245 examine all records and settlements made by them for and 35
240246 with the county commission or with each other, and the 36
241247 auditor shall, whenever the auditor desires, have access to 37
242248 all books, county records or papers kept by any county or 38
243249 township officer or road overseer. The auditor shall, 39
244250 during the first four days of each month, strike a balance 40
245251 in the case of each county and township officer, showing the 41
246252 amount of money collected by each, the amount of money due 42
247253 from each to the county, and the amount of money due from 43
248254 any source whatever to such office, and the auditor shall 44
249-include in such balance any fees that have been returned to 45
255+include in such balance any fees that have been returned to 45 SB 1 8
250256 the county commission or to the auditor as unpaid and which 46
251257 since having been returned have been collected. Upon 47
252258 request, the auditor shall have access to and the ability to 48
253259 audit and examine claims of every kind and character for 49
254260 which a county officer has a fiduciary duty. 50
255261 [57.317. 1. (1) Except in a noncharter 1
256-county of the first classification with more 2 SS SB 1 8
262+county of the first classification with more 2
257263 than one hundred fifty thousand and less than 3
258264 two hundred thousand inhabitants, the county 4
259265 sheriff in any county of the first or second 5
260266 classification shall receive an annual salary 6
261267 equal to eighty percent of the compensation of 7
262268 an associate circuit judge of the county. 8
263269 (2) The county sheriff in any county of 9
264270 the third or fourth classification shall receive 10
265271 an annual salary computed as the following 11
266272 percentages of the compensation of an associate 12
267273 circuit judge of the county. If there is an 13
268274 increase in salary of less than ten thousand 14
269275 dollars, the increase shall take effect on 15
270276 January 1, 2022. If there is an increase of ten 16
271277 thousand dollars or more, the increase shall be 17
272278 paid over a period of five years in twenty 18
273279 percent increments per year. The assessed 19
274280 valuation factor shall be the amount thereof as 20
275281 shown for the year next preceding the 21
276282 computation. The provisions of this section 22
277283 shall not permit or require a reduction in the 23
278284 amount of compensation being paid for the office 24
279285 of sheriff from the prior year. 25
286+26 Assessed Valuation Percentage
287+27 $18,000,000 to 99,999,999 45%
288+28 100,000,000 to 249,999,999 50%
289+29 250,000,000 to 449,999,999 55%
290+30 450,000,000 to 899,999,999 60% SB 1 9
280291 2. Two thousand dollars of the salary 32
281292 authorized in this section shall be payable to 33
282293 the sheriff only if the sheriff has completed at 34
283294 least twenty hours of classroom instruction each 35
284295 calendar year relating to the operations of the 36
285296 sheriff's office when approved by a professional 37
286297 association of the county sheriffs of Missouri 38
287-26 Assessed Valuation Percentage
288-27 $18,000,000 to 99,999,999 45%
289-28 100,000,000 to 249,999,999 50%
290-29 250,000,000 to 449,999,999 55%
291-30 450,000,000 to 899,999,999 60%
292-31 900,000,000 and over 65% SS SB 1 9
293298 unless exempted from the training by the 39
294299 professional association. The professional 40
295300 association approving the program shall provide 41
296301 a certificate of completion to each sheriff who 42
297302 completes the training program and shall send a 43
298303 list of certified sheriffs to the treasurer of 44
299304 each county. Expenses incurred for attending 45
300305 the training session may be reimbursed to the 46
301306 county sheriff in the same manner as other 47
302307 expenses as may be appropriated for that purpose. 48
303308 3. The county sheriff in any county other 49
304309 than a charter county shall not receive an 50
305310 annual compensation less than the compensation 51
306311 described under this section.] 52
307312 57.317. 1. (1) Except in a noncharter county of the 1
308313 first classification with more than one hundred fifty 2
309314 thousand and less than two hundred thousand inhabitants, the 3
310315 county sheriff in any county of the first or second 4
311316 classification shall receive an annual salary equal to 5
312317 eighty percent of the compensation of an associate circuit 6
313318 judge of the county. 7
314319 (2) The county sheriff in any county of the third or 8
315320 fourth classification shall receive an annual salary 9
316321 computed as the following percentages of the compensation of 10
317322 an associate circuit judge of the county. If there is an 11
318323 increase in salary of less than ten thousand dollars, the 12
319324 increase shall take effect on January 1, 2022. If there is 13
325+31 900,000,000 and over 65% SB 1 10
320326 an increase of ten thousand dollars or more, the increase 14
321327 shall be paid over a period of five years in twenty percent 15
322328 increments per year. The assessed valuation factor shall be 16
323329 the amount thereof as shown for the year next preceding the 17
324330 computation. The provisions of this section shall not 18
325331 permit or require a reduction in the amount of compensation 19
326-being paid for the office of sheriff from the prior year. 20 SS SB 1 10
332+being paid for the office of sheriff from the prior year. 20
327333 2. Two thousand dollars of the salary authorized in 27
328334 this section shall be payable to the sheriff only if the 28
329335 sheriff has completed at least twenty hours of classroom 29
330336 instruction each calendar year relating to the operations of 30
331337 the sheriff's office when approved by a professional 31
332338 association of the county sheriffs of Missouri unless 32
333339 exempted from the training by the professional association. 33
334340 The professional association approving the program shall 34
335341 provide a certificate of completion to each sheriff who 35
336342 completes the training program and shall send a list of 36
337343 certified sheriffs to the treasurer of each county. 37
338344 Expenses incurred for attending the training session may be 38
339345 reimbursed to the county sheriff in the same manner as other 39
340346 expenses as may be appropriated for that purpose. 40
347+21 Assessed Valuation Percentage
348+22 $18,000,000 to 99,999,999 45%
349+23 100,000,000 to 249,999,999 50%
350+24 250,000,000 to 449,999,999 55%
351+25 450,000,000 to 899,999,999 60%
352+26 900,000,000 and over 65% SB 1 11
341353 3. The county sheriff in any county other than a 41
342354 charter county shall not receive an annual compensation less 42
343355 than the compensation described under this section. 43
344356 [58.095. 1. The county coroner in any 1
345357 county not having a charter form of government 2
346358 shall receive an annual salary computed on a 3
347359 basis as set forth in the following schedule as 4
348360 well as any adjustment authorized under 5
349361 subsection 3 of section 50.327. The provisions 6
350362 of this section shall not permit or require a 7
351-21 Assessed Valuation Percentage
352-22 $18,000,000 to 99,999,999 45%
353-23 100,000,000 to 249,999,999 50%
354-24 250,000,000 to 449,999,999 55%
355-25 450,000,000 to 899,999,999 60%
356-26 900,000,000 and over 65% SS SB 1 11
357363 reduction in the amount of compensation being 8
358364 paid for the office of coroner on January 1, 9
359365 1997: 10
360366 2. One thousand dollars of the salary 23
361367 authorized in this section shall be payable to 24
362368 the coroner only if the coroner has completed at 25
363369 least twenty hours of classroom instruction each 26
364370 calendar year as established by the Coroner 27
371+11 Assessed Valuation Salary
372+12 $18,000,000 to 40,999,999 $8,000
373+13 41,000,000 to 53,999,999 8,500
374+14 54,000,000 to 65,999,999 9,000
375+15 66,000,000 to 85,999,999 9,500
376+16 86,000,000 to 99,999,999 10,000
377+17 100,000,000 to 130,999,999 11,000
378+18 131,000,000 to 159,999,999 12,000
379+19 160,000,000 to 189,999,999 13,000
380+20 190,000,000 to 249,999,999 14,000
381+21 250,000,000 to 299,999,999 15,000
382+22 300,000,000 or more 16,000 SB 1 12
365383 Standards and Training Commission unless 28
366384 exempted from the training by the Missouri 29
367385 Coroners' and Medical Examiners' Association for 30
368386 good cause. The Missouri Coroners' and Medical 31
369387 Examiners' Association shall provide a 32
370388 certificate of completion to each coroner who 33
371389 completes the training program and shall send a 34
372390 list of certified coroners to the treasurer of 35
373391 each county and the department of health and 36
374392 senior services. The Coroner Standards and 37
375393 Training Commission may certify training 38
376-11 Assessed Valuation Salary
377-12 $18,000,000 to 40,999,999 $8,000
378-13 41,000,000 to 53,999,999 8,500
379-14 54,000,000 to 65,999,999 9,000
380-15 66,000,000 to 85,999,999 9,500
381-16 86,000,000 to 99,999,999 10,000
382-17 100,000,000 to 130,999,999 11,000
383-18 131,000,000 to 159,999,999 12,000
384-19 160,000,000 to 189,999,999 13,000
385-20 190,000,000 to 249,999,999 14,000
386-21 250,000,000 to 299,999,999 15,000
387-22 300,000,000 or more 16,000 SS SB 1 12
388394 programs that satisfy the requirements of this 39
389395 section in lieu of the training provided by the 40
390396 Missouri Coroners' and Medical Examiners' 41
391397 Association. Certified training completion 42
392398 shall be submitted to the Missouri Coroners' and 43
393399 Medical Examiners' Association which, upon 44
394400 validating the certified training, shall submit 45
395401 the individual's name to the county treasurer 46
396402 and department of health and senior services 47
397403 indicating the individual is compliant with the 48
398404 training requirements. Expenses incurred for 49
399405 attending the training session may be reimbursed 50
400406 to the county coroner in the same manner as 51
401407 other expenses as may be appropriated for that 52
402408 purpose. All elected or appointed coroners, 53
403409 deputy coroners, and assistants to the coroner 54
404410 shall complete the annual training described in 55
405411 this subsection within six months of election or 56
406412 appointment. 57
407413 3. The county coroner in any county not 58
408414 having a charter form of government shall not, 59
409415 except upon two-thirds vote of all the members 60
410416 of the salary commission, receive an annual 61
411417 compensation in an amount less than the total 62
412418 compensation being received for the office of 63
413419 county coroner in the particular county for 64
414420 services rendered or performed on the date the 65
415421 salary commission votes. 66
416422 4. For the term beginning in 1997, the 67
417423 compensation of the coroner, in counties in 68
418424 which the salary commission has not voted to pay 69
419425 one hundred percent of the maximum allowable 70
420-salary, shall be a percentage of the maximum 71
426+salary, shall be a percentage of the maximum 71 SB 1 13
421427 allowable salary established by this section. 72
422428 The percentage applied shall be the same 73
423429 percentage of the maximum allowable salary 74
424430 received or allowed, whichever is greater, to 75
425431 the presiding commissioner or sheriff, whichever 76
426432 is greater, of that county for the year 77
427433 beginning January 1, 1997. In those counties in 78
428434 which the salary commission has voted to pay one 79
429435 hundred percent of the maximum allowable salary, 80
430436 the compensation of the coroner shall be based 81
431-on the maximum allowable salary in effect at 82 SS SB 1 13
437+on the maximum allowable salary in effect at 82
432438 each time a coroner's term of office commences 83
433439 following the vote to pay one hundred percent of 84
434440 the maximum allowable compensation. Subsequent 85
435441 compensation shall be determined as provided in 86
436442 section 50.333. 87
437443 5. Effective January 1, 1997, the county 88
438444 coroner in any county not having a charter form 89
439445 of government may, upon the approval of the 90
440446 county commission, receive additional 91
441447 compensation for any month during which 92
442448 investigations or other services are performed 93
443449 for three or more decedents in the same incident 94
444450 during such month. The additional compensation 95
445451 shall be an amount that when added to the 96
446452 regular compensation the sum shall equal the 97
447453 monthly compensation of the county sheriff.] 98
448454 58.095. 1. The county coroner in any county not 1
449455 having a charter form of government shall receive an annual 2
450456 salary computed on a basis as set forth in the following 3
451457 schedule, as well as any adjustment authorized under 4
452458 subsection 3 of section 50.327. The provisions of this 5
453459 section shall not permit or require a reduction in the 6
454460 amount of compensation being paid for the office of coroner 7
455461 on January 1, 1997: 8
456462 9 Assessed Valuation Salary
457-10 $18,000,000 to 40,999,999 $8,000
458-11 41,000,000 to 53,999,999 8,500
459-12 54,000,000 to 65,999,999 9,000
460-13 66,000,000 to 85,999,999 9,500
461-14 86,000,000 to 99,999,999 10,000
462-15 100,000,000 to 130,999,999 11,000
463-16 131,000,000 to 159,999,999 12,000 SS SB 1 14
463+10 $18,000,000 to 40,999,999 $8,000 SB 1 14
464464 2. One thousand dollars of the salary authorized in 21
465465 this section shall be payable to the coroner only if the 22
466466 coroner has completed at least twenty hours of classroom 23
467467 instruction each calendar year as established by the coroner 24
468468 standards and training commission unless exempted from the 25
469469 training by the Missouri Coroners' and Medical Examiners' 26
470470 Association for good cause. The Missouri Coroners' and 27
471471 Medical Examiners' Association shall provide a certificate 28
472472 of completion to each coroner who completes the training 29
473473 program and shall send a list of certified coroners to the 30
474474 treasurer of each county and the department of health and 31
475475 senior services. The coroner standards and training 32
476476 commission may certify training programs that satisfy the 33
477477 requirements of this section in lieu of the training 34
478478 provided by the Missouri Coroners' and Medical Examiners' 35
479479 Association. Certified training completion shall be 36
480480 submitted to the Missouri Coroners' and Medical Examiners' 37
481+11 41,000,000 to 53,999,999 8,500
482+12 54,000,000 to 65,999,999 9,000
483+13 66,000,000 to 85,999,999 9,500
484+14 86,000,000 to 99,999,999 10,000
485+15 100,000,000 to 130,999,999 11,000
486+16 131,000,000 to 159,999,999 12,000
487+17 160,000,000 to 189,999,999 13,000
488+18 190,000,000 to 249,999,999 14,000
489+19 250,000,000 to 299,999,999 15,000
490+20 300,000,000 or more 16,000 SB 1 15
481491 Association which, upon validating the certified training, 38
482492 shall submit the individual's name to the county treasurer 39
483493 and department of health and senior services indicating the 40
484494 individual is compliant with the training requirements. 41
485495 Expenses incurred for attending the training session may be 42
486496 reimbursed to the county coroner in the same manner as other 43
487497 expenses as may be appropriated for that purpose. All 44
488498 elected or appointed coroners, deputy coroners, and 45
489-17 160,000,000 to 189,999,999 13,000
490-18 190,000,000 to 249,999,999 14,000
491-19 250,000,000 to 299,999,999 15,000
492-20 300,000,000 or more 16,000 SS SB 1 15
493499 assistants to the coroner shall complete the annual training 46
494500 described in this subsection within six months of election 47
495501 or appointment. 48
496502 3. The county coroner in any county not having a 49
497503 charter form of government shall not, except upon two-thirds 50
498504 vote of all the members of the salary commission, receive an 51
499505 annual compensation in an amount less than the total 52
500506 compensation being received for the office of county coroner 53
501507 in the particular county for services rendered or performed 54
502508 on the date the salary commission votes. 55
503509 4. For the term beginning in 1997, the compensation of 56
504510 the coroner, in counties in which the salary commission has 57
505511 not voted to pay one hundred percent of the maximum 58
506512 allowable salary, shall be a percentage of the maximum 59
507513 allowable salary established by this section. The 60
508514 percentage applied shall be the same percentage of the 61
509515 maximum allowable salary received or allowed, whichever is 62
510516 greater, to the presiding commissioner or sheriff, whichever 63
511517 is greater, of that county for the year beginning January 1, 64
512518 1997. In those counties in which the salary commission has 65
513519 voted to pay one hundred percent of the maximum allowable 66
514520 salary, the compensation of the coroner shall be based on 67
515521 the maximum allowable salary in effect at each time a 68
516-coroner's term of office commences following the vote to pay 69
522+coroner's term of office commences following the vote to pay 69 SB 1 16
517523 one hundred percent of the maximum allowable compensation. 70
518524 Subsequent compensation shall be determined as provided in 71
519525 section 50.333. 72
520526 5. Effective January 1, 1997, the county coroner in 73
521527 any county not having a charter form of government may, upon 74
522528 the approval of the county commission, receive additional 75
523529 compensation for any month during which investigations or 76
524-other services are performed for three or more decedents in 77 SS SB 1 16
530+other services are performed for three or more decedents in 77
525531 the same incident during such month. The additional 78
526532 compensation shall be an amount that when added to the 79
527533 regular compensation the sum shall equal the monthly 80
528534 compensation of the county sheriff. 81
529535 [58.200. When the office of sheriff shall 1
530536 be vacant, by death or otherwise, the coroner of 2
531537 the county is authorized to perform all the 3
532538 duties which are by law required to be performed 4
533539 by the sheriff, until another sheriff for such 5
534540 county shall be appointed and qualified and such 6
535541 coroner shall have notice thereof. In such 7
536542 case, said coroner may appoint one or more 8
537543 deputies, with the approbation of the judge of 9
538544 the circuit court, and every such appointment, 10
539545 with the oath of office endorsed thereon, shall 11
540546 be filed in the office of the clerk of the 12
541547 circuit court of the county. If the coroner 13
542548 becomes the acting sheriff and the sheriff is no 14
543549 longer receiving the sheriff's salary, the 15
544550 coroner may be paid, in addition to the 16
545551 coroner's salary, the difference between the 17
546552 salaries of sheriff and coroner so that the 18
547553 coroner receives the equivalent of the sheriff's 19
548554 salary while serving as acting sheriff.] 20
549555 58.200. When the office of sheriff shall be vacant, by 1
550556 death or otherwise, the coroner of the county is authorized 2
551557 to perform all the duties which are by law required to be 3
552558 performed by the sheriff, until another sheriff for such 4
553-county shall be appointed and qualified[,] and such coroner 5
559+county shall be appointed and qualified[,] and such coroner 5 SB 1 17
554560 shall have notice thereof[, and]. In such case, said 6
555561 coroner may appoint one or more deputies, with the 7
556562 approbation of the judge of the circuit court; and every 8
557563 such appointment, with the oath of office endorsed thereon, 9
558564 shall be filed in the office of the clerk of the circuit 10
559565 court of the county. If the coroner becomes the acting 11
560566 sheriff and the sheriff is no longer receiving the sheriff's 12
561-salary, the coroner may be paid, in addition to the 13 SS SB 1 17
567+salary, the coroner may be paid, in addition to the 13
562568 coroner's salary, the difference between the salaries of 14
563569 sheriff and coroner so that the coroner receives the 15
564570 equivalent of the sheriff's salary while serving as acting 16
565571 sheriff. 17
572+ [140.170. 1. Except for lands described 1
573+in subsection 7 of this section, the county 2
574+collector shall cause a copy of the list of 3
575+delinquent lands and lots to be printed in some 4
576+newspaper of general circulation published in 5
577+the county for three consecutive weeks, one 6
578+insertion weekly, before the sale, the last 7
579+insertion to be at least fifteen days prior to 8
580+the fourth Monday in August. 9
581+ 2. In addition to the names of all record 10
582+owners or the names of all owners appearing on 11
583+the land tax book it is only necessary in the 12
584+printed and published list to state in the 13
585+aggregate the amount of taxes, penalty, interest 14
586+and cost due thereon, each year separately 15
587+stated. 16
588+ 3. To the list shall be attached and in 17
589+like manner printed and published a notice of 18
590+said lands and lots stating that said land and 19
591+lots will be sold at public auction to discharge 20
592+the taxes, penalty, interest, and costs due 21
593+thereon at the time of sale in or adjacent to 22
594+the courthouse of such county, on the fourth 23
595+Monday in August next thereafter, commencing at 24
596+ten o'clock of said day and continuing from day 25
597+to day thereafter until all are offered. Such 26
598+auction may also be conducted by electronic 27 SB 1 18
599+media, including the internet, at the same time 28
600+and at the discretion of the county collector. 29
601+ 4. The county collector, on or before the 30
602+day of sale, shall insert at the foot of the 31
603+list on his or her record a copy of the notice 32
604+and certify on his or her record immediately 33
605+following the notice the name of the newspaper 34
606+of the county in which the notice was printed 35
607+and published and the dates of insertions 36
608+thereof in the newspaper. 37
609+ 5. The expense of such printing shall be 38
610+paid out of the county treasury and shall not 39
611+exceed the rate provided for in chapter 493, 40
612+relating to legal publications, notices and 41
613+advertisements, and the cost of printing at the 42
614+rate paid by the county shall be taxed as part 43
615+of the costs of the sale of any land or lot 44
616+contained in the list. 45
617+ 6. The county collector shall cause the 46
618+affidavit of the printer, editor or publisher of 47
619+the newspaper in which the list of delinquent 48
620+lands and notice of sale was published, as 49
621+provided by section 493.060, with the list and 50
622+notice attached, to be recorded in the office of 51
623+the recorder of deeds of the county, and the 52
624+recorder shall not charge or receive any fees 53
625+for recording the same. 54
626+ 7. The county collector may have a 55
627+separate list of such lands, without legal 56
628+descriptions or the names of the record owners, 57
629+printed in a newspaper of general circulation 58
630+published in such county for three consecutive 59
631+weeks before the sale of such lands for a parcel 60
632+or lot of land that: 61
633+ (1) Has an assessed value of one thousand 62
634+five hundred dollars or less and has been 63
635+advertised previously; or 64
636+ (2) Is a lot in a development of twenty or 65
637+more lots and such lot has an assessed value of 66
638+one thousand five hundred dollars or less. 67
639+The notice shall state that legal descriptions 68
640+and the names of the record owners of such lands 69
641+shall be posted at any county courthouse within 70 SB 1 19
642+the county and the office of the county 71
643+collector. 72
644+ 8. If, in the opinion of the county 73
645+collector, an adequate legal description of the 74
646+delinquent land and lots cannot be obtained 75
647+through researching the documents available 76
648+through the recorder of deeds, the collector may 77
649+commission a professional land surveyor to 78
650+prepare an adequate legal description of the 79
651+delinquent land and lots in question. The costs 80
652+of any commissioned land survey deemed necessary 81
653+by the county collector shall be taxed as part 82
654+of the costs of the sale of any land or lots 83
655+contained in the list prepared under this 84
656+section.] 85
657+ 140.170. 1. Except for lands described in subsection 1
658+7 of this section, the county collector shall cause a copy 2
659+of the list of delinquent lands and lots to be printed in 3
660+some newspaper of general circulation published in the 4
661+county for three consecutive weeks, one insertion weekly, 5
662+before the sale, the last insertion to be at least fifteen 6
663+days prior to the fourth Monday in August. 7
664+ 2. In addition to the names of all record owners or 8
665+the names of all owners appearing on the land tax book it is 9
666+only necessary in the printed and published list to state in 10
667+the aggregate the amount of taxes, penalty, interest and 11
668+cost due thereon, each year separately stated. 12
669+ 3. To the list shall be attached and in like manner 13
670+printed and published a notice of said lands and lots 14
671+stating that said land and lots will be sold at public 15
672+auction to discharge the taxes, penalty, interest, and costs 16
673+due thereon at the time of sale in or adjacent to the 17
674+courthouse of such county, on the fourth Monday in August 18
675+next thereafter, commencing at ten o'clock of said day and 19
676+continuing from day to day thereafter until all are 20 SB 1 20
677+offered. Such auction may also be conducted by electronic 21
678+media, including the internet, at the same time and at the 22
679+discretion of the county collector. 23
680+ 4. The county collector, on or before the day of sale, 24
681+shall insert at the foot of the list on his or her record a 25
682+copy of the notice and certify on his or her record 26
683+immediately following the notice the name of the newspaper 27
684+of the county in which the notice was printed and published 28
685+and the dates of insertions thereof in the newspaper. 29
686+ 5. The expense of such printing shall be paid out of 30
687+the county treasury and shall not exceed the rate provided 31
688+for in chapter 493, relating to legal publications, notices 32
689+and advertisements, and the cost of printing at the rate 33
690+paid by the county shall be taxed as part of the costs of 34
691+the sale of any land or lot contained in the list. 35
692+ 6. The county collector shall cause the affidavit of 36
693+the printer, editor or publisher of the newspaper in which 37
694+the list of delinquent lands and notice of sale was 38
695+published, as provided by section 493.060, with the list and 39
696+notice attached, to be recorded in the office of the 40
697+recorder of deeds of the county, and the recorder shall not 41
698+charge or receive any fees for recording the same. 42
699+ 7. The county collector may have a separate list of 43
700+such lands, without legal descriptions or the names of the 44
701+record owners, printed in a newspaper of general circulation 45
702+published in such county for three consecutive weeks before 46
703+the sale of such lands for a parcel or lot of land that: 47
704+ (1) Has an assessed value of one thousand five hundred 48
705+dollars or less and has been advertised previously; or 49
706+ (2) Is a lot in a development of twenty or more lots 50
707+and such lot has an assessed value of one thousand five 51
708+hundred dollars or less. 52 SB 1 21
709+The notice shall state that legal descriptions and the names 53
710+of the record owners of such lands shall be posted at any 54
711+county courthouse within the county and the office of the 55
712+county collector. 56
713+ 8. If, in the opinion of the county collector, an 57
714+adequate legal description of the delinquent land and lots 58
715+cannot be obtained through researching the documents 59
716+available through the recorder of deeds, the collector may 60
717+commission a professional land surveyor to prepare an 61
718+adequate legal description of the delinquent land and lots 62
719+in question. The costs of any commissioned land survey 63
720+deemed necessary by the county collector shall be taxed as 64
721+part of the costs of the sale of any land or lots contained 65
722+in the list prepared under this section. 66
723+ 140.190. 1. On the day mentioned in the notice, the 1
724+county collector shall commence the sale of such lands, and 2
725+shall continue the same from day to day until each parcel 3
726+assessed or belonging to each person assessed shall be sold 4
727+as will pay the taxes, interest and charges thereon, or 5
728+chargeable to such person in said county. 6
729+ 2. (1) The person or land bank agency offering at 7
730+said sale, whether in person or by electronic media, to pay 8
731+the required sum for a tract shall be considered the 9
732+purchaser of such land; provided, no sale shall be made to 10
733+any person or designated agent who: 11
734+ (a) Is currently delinquent on any tax payments on any 12
735+property, other than a delinquency on the property being 13
736+offered for sale, and who does not sign an affidavit stating 14
737+such at the time of sale. Failure to sign such affidavit as 15
738+well as signing a false affidavit may invalidate such sale; 16
739+ (b) Is a member of the governing body of a land bank 17
740+agency; 18 SB 1 22
741+ (c) Is an employee of a land bank agency; 19
742+ (d) Is an elected or appointed official of the 20
743+governing body, or an employee of such official, of the 21
744+political subdivision in which a land bank agency is 22
745+located; or 23
746+ (e) Is related within the second degree of 24
747+consanguinity to a person described in paragraphs (b) to (d) 25
748+of this subdivision. 26
749+ (2) No bid shall be received from any person not a 27
750+resident of the state of Missouri or a foreign corporation 28
751+or entity all deemed nonresidents. A nonresident shall file 29
752+with said collector an agreement in writing consenting to 30
753+the jurisdiction of the circuit court of the county in which 31
754+such sale shall be made, and also filing with such collector 32
755+an appointment of some citizen of said county as agent of 33
756+said nonresident, and consenting that service of process on 34
757+such agent shall give such court jurisdiction to try and 35
758+determine any suit growing out of or connected with such 36
759+sale for taxes. After the delinquent auction sale, any 37
760+certificate of purchase shall be issued to the agent. After 38
761+meeting the requirements of section 140.405, the property 39
762+shall be conveyed to the agent on behalf of the nonresident, 40
763+and the agent shall thereafter convey the property to the 41
764+nonresident. A collector may preclude a prospective bidder 42
765+from participating in a sale for failure to comply with any 43
766+of the provisions of this section. 44
767+ 3. All such written consents to jurisdiction and 45
768+selective appointments shall be preserved by the county 46
769+collector and shall be binding upon any person or 47
770+corporation claiming under the person consenting to 48
771+jurisdiction and making the appointment herein referred to; 49
772+provided further, that in the event of the death, disability 50 SB 1 23
773+or refusal to act of the person appointed as agent of said 51
774+nonresident the county clerk shall become the appointee as 52
775+agent of said nonresident. 53
776+ 4. No person residing in any home rule city with more 54
777+than seventy-one thousand but fewer than seventy-nine 55
778+thousand inhabitants shall be eligible to offer to purchase 56
779+lands under this section unless such person has, no later 57
780+than ten days before the sale date, demonstrated to the 58
781+satisfaction of the official charged by law with conducting 59
782+the sale that the person is not the owner of any parcel of 60
783+real property that has two or more violations of the 61
784+municipality's building or housing codes. A prospective 62
785+bidder may make such a demonstration by presenting 63
786+statements from the appropriate collection and code 64
787+enforcement officials of the municipality. This subsection 65
788+shall not apply to any taxing authority or land bank agency, 66
789+and entities shall be eligible to bid at any sale conducted 67
790+under this section without making such a demonstration. 68
566791 [473.742. 1. Each public administrator in 1
567792 counties of the second, third or fourth 2
568793 classification and in the City of St. Louis 3
569794 shall make a determination within thirty days 4
570795 after taking office whether such public 5
571796 administrator shall elect to receive a salary as 6
572797 defined herein or receive fees as may be allowed 7
573798 by law to executors, administrators and personal 8
574799 representatives. The election by the public 9
575800 administrator shall be made in writing to the 10
576801 county clerk. Should the public administrator 11
577802 elect to receive a salary, the public 12
578803 administrator's office may not then elect to 13
579804 change at any future time to receive fees in 14
580805 lieu of salary. Every public administrator who 15
581806 begins his or her first term on or after January 16
582807 1, 2023, shall be deemed to have elected to 17
583-receive a salary as provided in this section. 18
808+receive a salary as provided in this section. 18 SB 1 24
584809 2. If a public administrator elects to be 19
585810 placed on salary, the salary shall be based upon 20
586811 the average number of open letters in the two 21
587812 years preceding the term when the salary is 22
588813 elected, based upon the following schedule: 23
589814 (1) Zero to five letters: salary shall be 24
590815 a minimum of seven thousand five hundred dollars; 25
591816 (2) Six to fifteen letters: salary shall 26
592817 be a minimum of fifteen thousand dollars; 27
593818 (3) Sixteen to twenty-five letters: 28
594819 salary shall be a minimum of twenty thousand 29
595820 dollars; 30
596821 (4) Twenty-six to thirty-nine letters: 31
597822 salary shall be a minimum of twenty-five 32
598823 thousand dollars; 33
599824 (5) Public administrators with forty or 34
600825 more letters shall be considered full-time 35
601826 county officials and shall be paid according to 36
602-the assessed valuation schedule set forth below: 37 SS SB 1 18
603- (6) The public administrator in the City 57
604-of St. Louis shall receive a salary not less 58
605-than sixty-five thousand dollars; 59
606- (7) Two thousand dollars of the 60
607-compensation authorized in this section shall be 61
608-payable to the public administrator only if he 62
827+the assessed valuation schedule set forth below: 37
609828 38 Assessed Valuation Salary
610829 39 $ 8,000,000 to 40,999,999 $29,000
611830 40 $ 41,000,000 to 53,999,999 $30,000
612831 41 $ 54,000,000 to 65,999,999 $32,000
613832 42 $ 66,000,000 to 85,999,999 $34,000
614833 43 $ 86,000,000 to 99,999,999 $36,000
615834 44 $ 100,000,000 to 130,999,999 $38,000
616835 45 $ 131,000,000 to 159,999,999 $40,000
617836 46 $ 160,000,000 to 189,999,999 $41,000
618837 47 $ 190,000,000 to 249,999,999 $41,500
619838 48 $ 250,000,000 to 299,999,999 $43,000
620-49 $ 300,000,000 to 449,999,999 $45,000
621-50 $ 450,000,000 to 599,999,999 $47,000
622-51 $ 600,000,000 to 749,999,999 $49,000
623-52 $ 750,000,000 to 899,999,999 $51,000
624-53 $ 900,000,000 to 1,049,999,999 $53,000
625-54 $ 1,050,000,000 to 1,199,999,999 $55,000
626-55 $ 1,200,000,000 to 1,349,999,999 $57,000
627-56 $ 1,350,000,000 and over $59,000 SS SB 1 19
839+49 $ 300,000,000 to 449,999,999 $45,000 SB 1 25
840+ (6) The public administrator in the City 57
841+of St. Louis shall receive a salary not less 58
842+than sixty-five thousand dollars; 59
843+ (7) Two thousand dollars of the 60
844+compensation authorized in this section shall be 61
845+payable to the public administrator only if he 62
628846 or she has completed at least twenty hours of 63
629847 instruction each calendar year relating to the 64
630848 operations of the public administrator's office 65
631849 when approved by a professional association of 66
632850 the county public administrators of Missouri 67
633851 unless exempted from the training by the 68
634852 professional association. The professional 69
635853 association approving the program shall provide 70
636854 a certificate of completion to each public 71
637855 administrator who completes the training program 72
638856 and shall send a list of certified public 73
639857 administrators to the treasurer of each county. 74
640858 Expenses incurred for attending the training 75
641859 session shall be reimbursed to the county public 76
642860 administrator in the same manner as other 77
643861 expenses as may be appropriated for that purpose. 78
644862 3. If a public administrator is appointed 79
645863 by the court as both a guardian and a 80
646864 conservator to the same ward or protectee, it 81
647865 shall be considered two letters. 82
648866 4. Notwithstanding subsection 2 or 5 of 83
649867 this section, upon majority approval by the 84
650868 salary commission, a public administrator may be 85
869+50 $ 450,000,000 to 599,999,999 $47,000
870+51 $ 600,000,000 to 749,999,999 $49,000
871+52 $ 750,000,000 to 899,999,999 $51,000
872+53 $ 900,000,000 to 1,049,999,999 $53,000
873+54 $ 1,050,000,000 to 1,199,999,999 $55,000
874+55 $ 1,200,000,000 to 1,349,999,999 $57,000
875+56 $ 1,350,000,000 and over $59,000 SB 1 26
651876 paid according to the assessed valuation 86
652877 schedule set forth in subdivision (5) of 87
653878 subsection 2 of this section. If the salary 88
654879 commission elects to pay a public administrator 89
655880 according to the assessed valuation schedule, 90
656881 the salary commission shall not elect to change 91
657882 at any future time to pay the public 92
658883 administrator's office according to the average 93
659884 number of open letters in lieu of paying them 94
660885 according to the assessed valuation schedule. 95
661886 5. The initial compensation of the public 96
662887 administrator who elects to be put on salary 97
663888 shall be determined by the average number of 98
664889 letters for the two years preceding the term 99
665890 when the salary is elected. Salary increases or 100
666891 decreases according to the minimum schedule set 101
667892 forth in this section shall be adjusted only 102
668893 after the number of open letters places the 103
669894 workload in a different subdivision for two 104
670895 consecutive years. Minimum salary increases or 105
671-decreases shall only take effect upon a new term 106 SS SB 1 20
896+decreases shall only take effect upon a new term 106
672897 of office of the public administrator. The 107
673898 number of letters each year shall be determined 108
674899 in accordance with the reporting requirements 109
675900 set forth in law. 110
676901 6. All fees collected by a public 111
677902 administrator who elects to be salaried shall be 112
678903 deposited in the county treasury or with the 113
679904 treasurer for the City of St. Louis. 114
680905 7. Any public administrator in a county of 115
681906 the first classification without a charter form 116
682907 of government with a population of less than one 117
683908 hundred thousand inhabitants who elects to 118
684909 receive fees in lieu of a salary pursuant to 119
685910 this section may elect to join the Missouri 120
686911 local government employees' retirement system 121
687912 created pursuant to sections 70.600 to 70.755. 122
688913 8. (1) A letter of guardianship and a 123
689914 letter of conservatorship shall be counted as 124
690915 separate letters. 125
691916 (2) For purposes of this subsection: 126
692917 (a) "Letter of conservatorship" means the 127
693918 appointment of a conservatorship of an estate by 128
694-the court to a protectee adjudged to be disabled; 129
919+the court to a protectee adjudged to be disabled; 129 SB 1 27
695920 (b) "Letter of guardianship" means the 130
696921 appointment of a guardianship by the court to a 131
697922 ward adjudged to be incapacitated.] 132
698923 473.742. 1. Each public administrator in counties of 1
699924 the second, third or fourth classification and in the city 2
700925 of St. Louis shall make a determination within thirty days 3
701926 after taking office whether such public administrator shall 4
702927 elect to receive a salary as defined herein or receive fees 5
703928 as may be allowed by law to executors, administrators and 6
704929 personal representatives. The election by the public 7
705930 administrator shall be made in writing to the county clerk. 8
706931 Should the public administrator elect to receive a salary, 9
707932 the public administrator's office may not then elect to 10
708933 change at any future time to receive fees in lieu of 11
709-salary. Every public administrator who begins his or her 12 SS SB 1 21
934+salary. Every public administrator who begins his or her 12
710935 first term on or after January 1, 2024, shall be deemed to 13
711936 have elected to receive a salary as provided in this section. 14
712937 2. If a public administrator elects to be placed on 15
713938 salary, the salary shall be based upon the average number of 16
714939 open letters in the two years preceding the term when the 17
715940 salary is elected, based upon the following schedule: 18
716941 (1) Zero to five letters: salary shall be a minimum 19
717942 of seven thousand five hundred dollars; 20
718943 (2) Six to fifteen letters: salary shall be a minimum 21
719944 of fifteen thousand dollars; 22
720945 (3) Sixteen to twenty-five letters: salary shall be a 23
721946 minimum of twenty thousand dollars; 24
722947 (4) Twenty-six to thirty-nine letters: salary shall 25
723948 be a minimum of twenty-five thousand dollars; 26
724949 (5) Public administrators with forty or more letters 27
725-shall be considered full-time county officials and shall be 28
950+shall be considered full-time county officials and shall be 28 SB 1 28
726951 paid according to the assessed valuation schedule set forth 29
727952 below: 30
728953 31 Assessed Valuation Salary
729954 32 $ 8,000,000 to 40,999,999 $29,000
730955 33 $ 41,000,000 to 53,999,999 $30,000
731956 34 $ 54,000,000 to 65,999,999 $32,000
732957 35 $ 66,000,000 to 85,999,999 $34,000
733958 36 $ 86,000,000 to 99,999,999 $36,000
734959 37 $ 100,000,000 to 130,999,999 $38,000
735960 38 $ 131,000,000 to 159,999,999 $40,000
736-39 $ 160,000,000 to 189,999,999 $41,000 SS SB 1 22
737- (6) The public administrator in the city of St. Louis 54
738-shall receive a salary not less than sixty-five thousand 55
739-dollars; 56
740- (7) Two thousand dollars of the compensation 57
741-authorized in this section shall be payable to the public 58
742-administrator only if he or she has completed at least 59
743-twenty hours of instruction each calendar year relating to 60
744-the operations of the public administrator's office when 61
745-approved by a professional association of the county public 62
746-administrators of Missouri unless exempted from the training 63
747-by the professional association. The professional 64
748-association approving the program shall provide a 65
749-certificate of completion to each public administrator who 66
750-completes the training program and shall send a list of 67
751-certified public administrators to the treasurer of each 68
752-county. Expenses incurred for attending the training 69
961+39 $ 160,000,000 to 189,999,999 $41,000
753962 40 $ 190,000,000 to 249,999,999 $41,500
754963 41 $ 250,000,000 to 299,999,999 $43,000
755964 42 $ 300,000,000 to 449,999,999 $45,000
756965 43 $ 450,000,000 to 599,999,999 $47,000
757966 44 $ 600,000,000 to 749,999,999 $49,000
758967 45 $ 750,000,000 to 899,999,999 $51,000
759968 46
760969 47
761970 $ 900,000,000 to 1,049,999,999 $53,000
762971 48
763972 49
764973 $ 1,050,000,000 to 1,199,999,999 $55,000
765974 50
766975 51
767976 $ 1,200,000,000 to 1,349,999,999 $57,000
768977 52
769978 53
770- $ 1,350,000,000 and over $59,000 SS SB 1 23
979+ $ 1,350,000,000 and over $59,000 SB 1 29
980+ (6) The public administrator in the city of St. Louis 54
981+shall receive a salary not less than sixty-five thousand 55
982+dollars; 56
983+ (7) Two thousand dollars of the compensation 57
984+authorized in this section shall be payable to the public 58
985+administrator only if he or she has completed at least 59
986+twenty hours of instruction each calendar year relating to 60
987+the operations of the public administrator's office when 61
988+approved by a professional association of the county public 62
989+administrators of Missouri unless exempted from the training 63
990+by the professional association. The professional 64
991+association approving the program shall provide a 65
992+certificate of completion to each public administrator who 66
993+completes the training program and shall send a list of 67
994+certified public administrators to the treasurer of each 68
995+county. Expenses incurred for attending the training 69
771996 session shall be reimbursed to the county public 70
772997 administrator in the same manner as other expenses as may be 71
773998 appropriated for that purpose. 72
774999 3. If a public administrator is appointed by the court 73
7751000 as both a guardian and a conservator to the same ward or 74
7761001 protectee, it shall be considered two letters. 75
7771002 4. Notwithstanding subsection 2 or 5 of this section 76
7781003 to the contrary, upon majority approval by the salary 77
7791004 commission, a public administrator may be paid according to 78
7801005 the assessed valuation schedule set forth in subdivision (5) 79
7811006 of subsection 2 of this section. If the salary commission 80
7821007 elects to pay a public administrator according to the 81
7831008 assessed valuation schedule, the salary commission shall not 82
7841009 elect to change at any future time to pay the public 83
785-administrator's office according to the average number of 84
1010+administrator's office according to the average number of 84 SB 1 30
7861011 open letters in lieu of paying them according to the 85
7871012 assessed valuation schedule. 86
7881013 5. The initial compensation of the public 87
7891014 administrator who elects to be put on salary shall be 88
7901015 determined by the average number of letters for the two 89
7911016 years preceding the term when the salary is elected. Salary 90
7921017 increases or decreases according to the minimum schedule set 91
7931018 forth in [subsection 1 of] this section shall be adjusted 92
7941019 only after the number of open letters places the workload in 93
7951020 a different subdivision for two consecutive years. Minimum 94
7961021 salary increases or decreases shall only take effect upon a 95
7971022 new term of office of the public administrator. The number 96
7981023 of letters each year shall be determined in accordance with 97
7991024 the reporting requirements set forth in law. 98
8001025 [4.]6. All fees collected by a public administrator 99
8011026 who elects to be salaried shall be deposited in the county 100
802-treasury or with the treasurer for the city of St. Louis. 101 SS SB 1 24
1027+treasury or with the treasurer for the city of St. Louis. 101
8031028 [5.]7. Any public administrator in a county of the 102
8041029 first classification without a charter form of government 103
8051030 with a population of less than one hundred thousand 104
8061031 inhabitants who elects to receive fees in lieu of a salary 105
8071032 pursuant to this section may elect to join the Missouri 106
8081033 local government employees' retirement system created 107
8091034 pursuant to sections 70.600 to 70.755. 108
8101035 8. (1) A letter of guardianship and a letter of 109
8111036 conservatorship shall be counted as separate letters. 110
812- (2) For purposes of this subsection, the following 111
1037+ (2) For purposes of this subsection the following 111
8131038 terms mean: 112
8141039 (a) "Letter of conservatorship", the appointment of a 113
8151040 conservatorship of an estate by the court to a protectee 114
816-adjudged to be disabled; 115
1041+adjudged to be disabled; 115 SB 1 31
8171042 (b) "Letter of guardianship", the appointment of a 116
8181043 guardianship by the court to a ward adjudged to be 117
8191044 incapacitated. 118
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