Title II, Counties

The expenses incurred by the trustees shall be paid by the county and shall be charged to the county as administrative expenses.

I. The trustees shall have the custody of all trust funds held by their county. II. The funds shall be invested only in bonds, notes or other obligations of the United States government, or in state, county, town, city, school district, water and sewer district bonds and the note…

The trustees may establish, maintain and operate common trust funds as provided in RSA 31:27-30.

Expenditures of trust funds, or of the income from trust funds, shall be paid to agents of the county established to carry out the objects designated by the trusts. If there are no such agents, then the expenditures shall be made by the full board of trustees.

I. The accounts of the trust funds shall be audited annually by the commissioner of revenue administration or a licensed or certified public accountant. The securities shall be exhibited to the auditor, and he shall certify the facts found by his audit and the list of all securit…

Any county as may be authorized by the county convention, may take land within its limits in fee by gift, purchase or right of eminent domain as a site for recreational activities; may prepare, equip and maintain it for such purposes; may conduct and promote thereon such activiti…

The trustees shall keep a record of all trusts in a record book, which shall be open to the inspection of all persons in their county.

A copy of the reports of trust funds and the auditor's reports which are required by RSA 23:19 shall be filed annually with the attorney general.

I. "Bank" as used in this section means a savings bank, national bank or trust company in this state, any building and loan association or cooperative bank, incorporated and doing business under the laws of this state or any federal savings and loan association located and doing …

I. A county may, by vote of the county convention, establish a county public safety revolving fund for the provision of public safety services by county employees outside of the ordinary detail of such persons, including but not limited to public safety services in connection wit…

Every county shall have suitable buildings necessary for its uses and suitable offices to insure the protection of the records of the register of deeds.

Every county shall have power to insure its property against loss by fire or other casualty in any company authorized to transact business within this state.

The salaries of county attorneys, sheriffs and county treasurers shall be paid from the county treasury in equal payments as determined by the county commissioners.

Every county shall have the power to provide group plan life, accident, medical, surgical and hospitalization insurance benefits, or any combination of such benefits, for all regular employees of the county and their dependents.

Every county convention shall have the power to establish salaries, benefits and other compensation paid to elected county officers including the county attorney, sheriff, register of deeds, treasurer, and county commissioners. For the purposes of this section, "compensation" sha…

Notwithstanding the provisions of RSA 23:7, if any fees are charged by a county attorney for any legal work or service performed on behalf of the county, in his capacity as county attorney, said fees shall be paid over to the county treasurer for the use of the county.

Every county shall establish the salary for its register of deeds at a fixed dollar value. Said salaries may not be established either in part or in total as a percentage of fees or other charges or payments collected by said register. Said salaries shall be established not less …