Title 2, Title 2

(1) All elected and appointed county officers and employees must be bonded for the faithful performance of all official duties required by law. (2) A bond may cover an individual officer or employee, or a blanket bond may cover all officers and employees or any group or combinati…

The amount for which a county officer or employee must be bonded must be based on the amount of money or property handled and the opportunity for defalcation.

(1) The board of county commissioners shall purchase all surety bonds for county officers and employees. (2) Bonds purchased by the board of county commissioners must be executed by responsible insurance or surety companies authorized and admitted to execute surety bonds in this …

The premiums for all surety company bonds shall be a proper charge against the budgets of the county general fund or against the budget or budgets of those county funds where the officer or employee renders service.

This part applies to the bonding of all elected or appointed officers and employees under the commission form of city government and to the commission-manager form of city government.

All elected or appointed city or town officers and employees must be bonded in the amount required by ordinance. The amount for which a city or town officer or employee must be bonded must be based on the amount of money or property handled and the opportunity for defalcation.

(1) A bond may cover an individual officer or employee or a blanket bond may cover all officers and employees or any group or combination of officers and employees. (2) All elected and appointed city or town officers or employees must be bonded for the faithful performance of all…

(1) The city or town council or commissioners shall purchase all surety bonds for city officers and employees. (2) Bonds purchased by the city or town council or commission must be executed by responsible insurance or surety companies authorized and admitted to execute surety bon…

The premiums for all surety company bonds shall be a proper charge against the budget or budgets of the city or town general fund or against the budget or budgets of those city or town funds where the officer or employee renders service.

(Temporary) Definitions. As used in this part, unless the context clearly indicates otherwise, the following definitions apply: (1) "Covid-19" means the novel coronavirus identified as SARS-CoV-2, the disease caused by the novel coronavirus SARS-CoV-2 or a virus mutating from it,…

(Temporary) Liability. Except as provided in 2-9-903 through 2-9-906, a government entity is not liable for civil damages for injuries or death from or relating to exposure or potential exposure to covid-19 unless the civil action involves an act or omission that constitutes gros…

(Temporary) Duty of care -- limited liability. (1) A government entity that possesses or is in control of a premises, including a tenant, lessee, or occupant of a premises, who directly or indirectly invites or permits an individual onto a premises, is not liable for civil damage…

(Temporary) Liability of health care providers. A health care provider is not liable for civil damages for causing or contributing, directly or indirectly, to the death or injury of an individual as a result of the health care provider's acts or omissions while providing or arran…

(Temporary) Affirmative defense -- reasonable measures consistent with regulations, orders, and public health guidance. (1) In addition to all other defenses, a government entity may assert as an affirmative defense that the government entity took reasonable measures consistent w…

(Temporary) Limitation on requirements. (1) If a federal or state statute, regulation, order, or public health guidance related to covid-19 recommends or requires the use of a face mask, a government entity is not required to ensure face masks are being used or a face mask is suf…