SEC. 2.116. PRESIDENT OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
§ 2.116
The Board of Supervisors elects one of its members as President every two years (in odd-numbered January years) by majority vote; if the office becomes vacant, the Board fills the vacancy by majority vote for the remainder of the term. The President presides over meetings, appoints committees, assigns legislation, and has other powers the Board may delegate.
Every odd-numbered year in January, the Board of Supervisors votes to pick one of its own members to be President for two years. If the President leaves office early, the Board votes to pick someone to finish the remaining time. The President runs the Board's meetings, decides who sits on committees, sends bills to the right committees, and does other jobs the Board gives them.
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Official text
At its regular meeting on the eighth day of January in odd-numbered years, the Board of Supervisors shall by majority vote elect one of its members as President for a two-year term. If a vacancy in the office of President of the Board of Supervisors shall occur prior to the end of the term, the Board of Supervisors shall by majority vote elect one of its members to fill the unexpired portion of the term. The President shall preside at all meetings, appoint all standing and special committees, assign legislation to committees, and have such other powers and duties as may be assigned by the Board of Supervisors.
(Amended November 1996)