Section 2. In January of each year, immediately after the first meeting of the governing body of each political subdivision, the secretary shall report to the Department of Community Affairs, on forms provided by the department, and to the county commissioners of the county in which the political subdivision is located, on forms provided by the county commissioners, the names of all sworn, elected and appointed officers within the political subdivision, and also a report on any change of classification affecting such political subdivision during the year immediately preceding. The "sworn and appointed officers" referred to in this section shall not include constables and their deputies.
(2 amended Oct. 5, 1967, P.L.351, No.152)
Compiler's Note: Section 301(a)(16) of Act 58 of 1996, which
created the Department of Community and Economic
Development and abolished the Department of Community
Affairs, provided that all other powers and duties
delegated to the Department of Community Affairs not
otherwise expressly transferrred elsewhere by Act 58 and
currently performed by the Department of Community
Affairs under section 2 are transferred to the Department
of Community and Economic Development.