SEC. 2.117. OFFICES OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
§ 2.117
The Board of Supervisors must appoint a Clerk of the Board to manage the Board's office, records, and committees, keep public records of proceedings, maintain indexed files of ordinances and resolutions, and publish required legal notices. The Board must also appoint a Budget Analyst based solely on qualifications, with duties as the Board prescribes.
The Board of Supervisors needs to hire a Clerk who runs the Board's office and keeps track of all its records, meetings, and decisions. The Clerk makes sure the public can see what the Board does and keeps organized files of all laws and resolutions. The Clerk also publishes legal notices when required. The Board also hires a Budget Analyst based on their skills and experience, and gives them specific tasks to do.
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Official text
The Board of Supervisors shall appoint a Clerk of the Board. The Clerk of the Board shall have charge of the office and records of the Board and its committees and its classified staff. The Clerk shall keep a public record of the proceedings of the board as provided by Section 2.108 of this Charter and shall keep properly indexed files of all ordinances and resolutions. The Clerk shall be responsible for the publication, as required by law, of ordinances, resolutions and other matters acted on by the Board for which publication is specified. The Clerk shall have such other duties and responsibilities as the Board of Supervisors may prescribe.
The Board of Supervisors shall appoint and may remove a Budget Analyst and such appointment shall be made solely on the basis of qualifications by education, training and experience for the position to be filled. The Budget Analyst shall be responsible for such duties as the Board of Supervisors shall prescribe.
(Amended by Proposition B, Approved 11/5/2009)