(a) Printers and publishers shall be entitled to the following fees:(a) (i) For publishing in a newspaper any summons, order, citation, advertisement or notice required by law to be published in a newspaper on behalf of a public body, Twelve Cents (12¢) for each word it contains for the first insertion, and Ten Cents (10¢) for each of the words for each subsequent insertion required by law; for publishing in a newspaper any summons, order, citation, advertisement or notice for any other party, Twenty-five Cents (25¢) for each word it contains for the first insertion, and Twenty-three Cents (23¢) for each of the words for each subsequent insertion required by law, and shall increase each year starting July 1, 2026, at a rate comparable to the Consumer Price Index (CPI).When four (4) or more numerals appear consecutively in any such legal publication, four (4) numerals shall be considered as one (1) word, and if there remains a fractional portion of such unit of four (4) numerals therein such fraction shall also be counted as one (1) word. In the case of numbers containing less than four (4) numerals which are isolated from other numerals by words in such publication, the same shall be counted as one (1) word. When tables or tabular matter are included, each line of the standard newspaper column shall be considered as containing at least six (6) words.(ii) The fees authorized in this paragraph (a) shall not be chargeable for any erroneous publication of a summons, order, citation, advertisement or notice required by law to be published in a newspaper, if such error is not attributable to the person or entity requesting the publication.(b) For making proof of publication, making a copy thereof, and for deposing to the same, Five Dollars ($5.00); but this section shall not apply to the publication of ordinances of municipalities, proceedings of the board of supervisors and school boards or audit reports.
(a) (i) For publishing in a newspaper any summons, order, citation, advertisement or notice required by law to be published in a newspaper on behalf of a public body, Twelve Cents (12¢) for each word it contains for the first insertion, and Ten Cents (10¢) for each of the words for each subsequent insertion required by law; for publishing in a newspaper any summons, order, citation, advertisement or notice for any other party, Twenty-five Cents (25¢) for each word it contains for the first insertion, and Twenty-three Cents (23¢) for each of the words for each subsequent insertion required by law, and shall increase each year starting July 1, 2026, at a rate comparable to the Consumer Price Index (CPI).When four (4) or more numerals appear consecutively in any such legal publication, four (4) numerals shall be considered as one (1) word, and if there remains a fractional portion of such unit of four (4) numerals therein such fraction shall also be counted as one (1) word. In the case of numbers containing less than four (4) numerals which are isolated from other numerals by words in such publication, the same shall be counted as one (1) word. When tables or tabular matter are included, each line of the standard newspaper column shall be considered as containing at least six (6) words.(ii) The fees authorized in this paragraph (a) shall not be chargeable for any erroneous publication of a summons, order, citation, advertisement or notice required by law to be published in a newspaper, if such error is not attributable to the person or entity requesting the publication.
(i) For publishing in a newspaper any summons, order, citation, advertisement or notice required by law to be published in a newspaper on behalf of a public body, Twelve Cents (12¢) for each word it contains for the first insertion, and Ten Cents (10¢) for each of the words for each subsequent insertion required by law; for publishing in a newspaper any summons, order, citation, advertisement or notice for any other party, Twenty-five Cents (25¢) for each word it contains for the first insertion, and Twenty-three Cents (23¢) for each of the words for each subsequent insertion required by law, and shall increase each year starting July 1, 2026, at a rate comparable to the Consumer Price Index (CPI).
When four (4) or more numerals appear consecutively in any such legal publication, four (4) numerals shall be considered as one (1) word, and if there remains a fractional portion of such unit of four (4) numerals therein such fraction shall also be counted as one (1) word. In the case of numbers containing less than four (4) numerals which are isolated from other numerals by words in such publication, the same shall be counted as one (1) word. When tables or tabular matter are included, each line of the standard newspaper column shall be considered as containing at least six (6) words.
(ii) The fees authorized in this paragraph (a) shall not be chargeable for any erroneous publication of a summons, order, citation, advertisement or notice required by law to be published in a newspaper, if such error is not attributable to the person or entity requesting the publication.
(b) For making proof of publication, making a copy thereof, and for deposing to the same, Five Dollars ($5.00); but this section shall not apply to the publication of ordinances of municipalities, proceedings of the board of supervisors and school boards or audit reports.