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Appointed Officials and Their Duties
Title 10 — Utah Municipal Code §§ 10-3-902–10-3-928
- Utah Code § 10-3-902— City engineer required to be licensed
- Utah Code § 10-3-903— City engineer -- Custodian of records of public improvements
- Utah Code § 10-3-904— Books and supplies -- Recording, filing, and inspection. and inspection -- Filing -- Inspection
- Utah Code § 10-3-905— Fees to be paid in advance
- Utah Code § 10-3-906— Seal
- Utah Code § 10-3-907— Recordation not to interfere with other recordation
- Utah Code § 10-3-908— Noncompliance a misdemeanor
- Utah Code § 10-3-909— Police and fire departments in cities of the first and second class
- Utah Code § 10-3-910— Heads of departments and subordinate officers
- Utah Code § 10-3-912— Chief of department may suspend subordinates
- Utah Code § 10-3-913— Authority of chief of police -- Oversight
- Utah Code § 10-3-914— Police officers -- Authority
- Utah Code § 10-3-915— Rights to arrest without warrant
- Utah Code § 10-3-916— Appointment of recorder and treasurer in a city of third, fourth, or fifth class or a town -- Vacancies in office
- Utah Code § 10-3-917— Engineer in a city of the third, fourth, or fifth class or town
- Utah Code § 10-3-918— Chief of police or marshal in a city of the third, fourth, or fifth class or town
- Utah Code § 10-3-919— Powers, duties, and obligations of police chief, marshal, and their assistants in a city of the third, fourth, or fifth class or town
- Utah Code § 10-3-928— Attorney duties -- Deputy attorneys