HB354 Alabama 2016 Session

Updated Feb 26, 2026

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Summary

Primary Sponsor: Chris PringleRepresentative
Republican
Session: Regular Session 2016
Title: Mobile Co., Revenue Commissioner's office, salary of executive secretary and chief clerk, Act 81-508, 1981 Reg. Sess., repealed
Summary: HB354 fixes the annual salaries for the Mobile County Revenue Commissioner’s executive secretary and chief clerk and repeals a prior related law.
What This Bill Does
It sets the executive secretary’s salary to match the salary of the secretaries to the Mobile County Commissioners, paid monthly from the county treasury. It sets the chief clerk’s salary at $65,000 per year, paid monthly with half funded by the county treasury and half by the state reappraisal budget, and it allows cost-of-living increases that match those for Mobile County merit system employees. It repeals Act 81-508 (1981) and takes effect immediately after the act is approved by the Governor.

Who It Affects
Executive secretary to the Mobile County Revenue Commissioner, whose salary will be aligned with the secretaries to Mobile County Commissioners and paid by the county.
Chief clerk of the Mobile County Revenue Commissioner, who will earn $65,000 per year with funding split between the county treasury and the state reappraisal budget and will be eligible for merit-level cost-of-living increases.

Key Provisions
Section 1: Beginning the first day of the month after this act becomes law, the executive secretary's salary will equal the salary of the secretaries to the Mobile County Commissioners, paid monthly from the county treasury.
Section 2: Beginning the first day of the month after this act becomes law, the chief clerk's salary will be $65,000 per year, paid monthly; one-half funded from the county treasury and one-half from the state reappraisal budget; the chief clerk will receive the same cost-of-living increases as merit system employees.
Section 3: Any laws or parts of laws that conflict with this act are repealed; Act 81-508 of the 1981 Regular Session is repealed.
Section 4: The act becomes effective immediately following its passage and approval by the Governor (or otherwise becoming law).

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Subjects: Mobile County