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U.S. Department of Commerce Juanita M. Kreps, Secretary Luther H. Hodges, Jr., Under Secretary Courtenay M. Slater, Chief Economist
BUREAU OF THE CENSUS Vincent P. Barabba, Director BUREAU OF THE CENSUS Vincent P. Barabba, Director Daniel B.. levine, Deputy Director Shirley Kallek, Associate Director for Economic Fields GOVERNMENTS DIVISION Sherman Landau, Chief
Preface
This report, Number 2 of Volume 1 of the This report was prepared under the direction the preparation of copy for publication. 1977 Censlis of Governments, provides findings of Muriel'MiII.r, Chief of the Governmental State and local officials throughout the of this census concerning the popularly elected Organization Branch O,f the Governments. ccuntrv provided information for this phase of officials of State and local governments as of Division, with assistance from Mouth.1I W. the 1977 Census of Governments. Their early 1977. Moore and E. Elaine Thoma, under the general cooperation is most gratefully acknowledged. The periodic census of governments is taken supervision of John R. Collman, Assista"t at 5-year intervals as required by law under Chief for Economic Stati$t\cs; M.rprlt Godbee Title 13, United States Code, Section 161. This and Dorothy H.pner provided technical ! 1977 census, similClrto those taken since 1957, assistance for survey operations. PIUI Rlnno Li!)rary of Congress Cataloging J covers four major subject fields-governmental conducted mos~ of the basic research. on 1ejJ8l1y in Publication Data ! organization, taxable property values, public authorized elective offices of State and local i employment. and governmental finances. United States. Bureau of the Census. 1 governments. M,urici Criz, Senior Advisor, was I Plans and specifications for this census were responsible for review of this publication. 1977 census of governments. del/eloped by the Governments Division in Data proceSSing OIlera\ions Mre directed by CONTENTS: v.1. Governmental orqaniza- I consultation with other offices and divillions of tion. 1. United StateS-Administrative and ( Juditb Jlnninlll, Chief of the Computer Utili- the Bureau, other Federal Government zation Branch, with assistance from Robert political divisions. 2. Finance, Public-United agencies, the Census Advisory Committee on Bloomb.rg. John Burroughs, Victoria States-States. 3. Local finance-United States. State and Local Governme"t Statistics, and Campbell, and StlPhen Poytll. 4. State governments-Officials and employees. with numerous other organizations and indi- Corri"" W. D.vil of the Governments 5. Local officials and employees-United States. viduals concerned with the structure and Division and the staff of the Publication I.Title. administration of local government. Services Division provided advice and service in JS3.A246 317.3 78-17414
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Introduction ...... • ...... 1 Types of Governments , ...... 1 States ...... 1 Counties ...... 1 Municipalities...... 2 Townships , . . . 2 School Districts ,... 3
Special Districts ,...... 3 Neighborhood Councils 4 Types of Offices , ...... 4 Elected Local Officials in County Areas 4 I Elected Local Officials in Metropolitan Areas , , ...... 5 l Legally Authorized Elective Offices 6 Sources and Limitations of Data , 6 I Tables I [; 1. Elected Officials of State and Local Governments, Inside and Outside SMSA's, by Type of Government: 1977 .... ,... 9 T 2. Number of Governments and Elected Officials of State and Local Governments, by Type of Government, by State: 1977 and 1967 ...... 10 3. Elected Officials of State and Local Governments in Relation to Population and Numbers of Governments, by State: 1977 12 4, Elected Officials of Local Governments, by Type of Office, Inside and Outside SMSA's, by State: 1977 ...... 13 5. Local Governments by Number of Elected Officials, by Type of Government, by State: 1977 14
6. Elected Officials of State Governments, by State: 1977 ...... 18 7, Elected Officials and Members of Governing Boards of County Governments, Inside and Outside SMSA's, by State: 1977 19 8. Elected Officials of Municipalities, Inside and Outside SMSA's, by State: 1977 21 9, Elected Officials of Township Governments, Inside and Outside SMSA's, By State: 1977 , ...... 23 10. Elected Officials and Members of Governing Boards of School Districts, Inside and Outside SMSA's, by State: 1977 . . . .. 24
11. Elected Officials and Members of Governlnq Boards of Dependent Local School Systems, by State: 1977 , 26 12. Elected Officials and Members of Governing Boards of Special Districts, Inside and Outside SMSA's, by State: 1977 27 13. Local Governments and Elected Local Officials, by Type of Government, in Individual SMSA's: 1977 , 30 14. Local Governments and Elected Local Government Officials, by Type of Government, for States and Counties: 1977 . . .. 45 15. Legally Authorized Elective Offices of State and Local Governments, by Type of Government: 1977 87
Appendix ...... 205
Publications Program ....•...... 207 Introduction
" 1, The administration and control of the The number of elected local officials the findings of the 1977 Census of Gov- I 79,912 State and local governments in reflects the marked differences in the ernments concerning the elected officials the United States in 1977 were exercised pattern of local government structure of the State governments and the major primarly through 490,265 popularly among the States, as shown in table 2. types of local governments-counties, elected officials-23 for every 10,000 There were 23 elected local officials municipalities, townships, school districts, inhabitants in the Nation. for every 10,000 inhabitants in the and special districts. A brief description Some elective offices are legally United States as a whole in 1977. Similar of each class of local government is also authorized for all States and counties, information for each State is presented included. all municipalities, and all townships. Most in table 3. The number of elected officials by independent school districts and a sub- States stantial portion of all special districts are State ranges from 172 in Hawaii to more than 40,000 in Illinois. The following also administered by elected officials, There were 15,294 elected State of- 10 States each had more than 18,000 although this is not universal. ficials reported in 1977 as shown in table elected officials in 1977: As shown in table A, the average num- 6. The average number per State was ber of elected officials per government is 306, but Delaware had only 80 while California 18,088 six. However, for local governments the Pennsylvania had 1,149. Illinois 40,457 averages range from three per special Nearly half (7,562) of all elected State Michigan 19,383 district and six per school district to 21 officials were members of the State Minnesota 19,143 for each county government. Municipali- legislatures. Of the remaining number, New York 24,076 ties and townships average seven officials 1,229 were elected members of State North Dakota 18,042 per government. boards and 6,503 comprised executive Ohio 19,890 As noted in table A, the total num- and judicial officials. Pennsylvania 28,903 ber of elected officials has been adjusted The information shown for State Texas 24,728 to count only once 373 local officials boards includes, along with the usual such Wisconsin 18,962 who serve bo ..h as county and township boards, officials elected to administer or municipal officials. These officials have State-operated local school systems in These 10 States accounted tor 47 per- been included in the figures shown for Alaska and Hawaii and the elected mem- cent of all elected officials in the Nation. each of the types of local governments bers of soil conservation district boards they serve in order to provide compre- in Arizona, Delaware, Louisiana, Missouri, TYPES OF GOVERNMENTS hensive figures on the elected officials and Washington, where these districts are of each type of local government in- classified for census reporting as depend- The following paragraphs summarize volved. ent State agencies.
Table A Counties
Number of Number of Average per Type of Government Organized county governments are elected officials governmer,t governments found throughout the Nation except in United States ...... 79,912 1490,265 6.1 Connecticut, Rhode Island, the District of Columbia, and limited portions of State governments ...... 50 15,294 305.9 Local govllrnments ...... 79,862 1474,971 6.0 other States. In Louisiana, the counties Counties ...... • 3,042 62,922 20.7 are officially designated as "parishes," Municipalities ...... 18,862 134,017 7.1 and the "boroughs" in Alaska resemble Townships ...... • 16,822 118,966 7.1 School districts ...... •. 15,174 87,062 5.7 county governments in other States. Special districts...... 25,962 72,377 2.8 County government follows a basically similar pattern from State to State except 1 Adjusted to avoid duplicate counting of elected officials serving both a county and another local government. iii New England, where county govern- Introduction-Continued
ments perform very limited services and one-third of all elected county officials.) Pennsylvania are legally termed municipal have fewer elective offices than do coun- Members of other elected county boards corporations, they have no necessary ties in most other States. accounted for 11,979 officials, 1,400 of relationship to a concentration of popu- As a class, counties are primarily whom were members of boards ad- lation and are thus treated for census agents for carrying out functions assigned ministering county dependent schools, purposes as a separate type of govern- to them by the State, although an in- and the remaining 35,554 officials were ment. creasing number of home rule and charter those engaged in administrative and The information for municipalities in counties have been given more extensive judicial activities of the counties. this report includes all officials elected to , powers, The average number of elected officials administer a school system that is part of I Excluded from the county government per county was 21. Iowa has the highest the municipal government. I portions of this report and included with average number of BB. In Iowa, however, The lB,862 municipal governments in ( murucipalltles are the city and county the townships are not considered to have the United States in 1977 elected 134,017 sufficient autonomy to qualify as inde- I consolidations of Juneau, Sitka, San officials as shown in table B. Of this ,I Francisco, Denver, and Honolulu, the pendent governmental units and for number, nearly three-fourths (99,993) f Mettopol:tan Government of Nashville census statistics they are classified as sub- were officials elected to municipal and Davidson County; the 13 counties ordinate agencies of the county govern- governing bodies. Another 4,279 were which have been substantlallv consoli- ments. Thus the officials elected in these elected to other municipal boards, in- dated with the cities of 'Baton Rou\ia, township areas are included in the county cluding 1,228 board members of muni- Boston, Indianapolis, Jacksonville, government totals. Excluding these cipally operated school systems, and Lexington (Ky.), New Orleans, New "township" officials would result in an 29,745 elected to fill administrative and York, and Philadelphia, and the average of about 24 elected officials for judicial posltlons in the municipalities. ! town(ship) of Nantucket, Mass. Also each county government in Iowa. The Ten States, all with large numbers of classed as municipalities are the District following eight States also averaged 25 municipalities, each had more than 4,000 t of Columbia, the "independent" cities of or more elected officers per county: elected municipal officials in 1977, as Anchorage, Columbus (Ga.), Baltimore, Arkansas (53), California (30), llllnois follows: t St. Louis, and Carson City, and the 41 (29), Louisiana (26), Mississippi (28), I cities in Virginia which are located out- New York (29), Tennessee (44), and Illinois 12,014 I' side of any county area and therefore Wisconsin (35). Iowa 5,05B 1. must administer functions elsewhere Michigan 4,54B commonly performed by counties. Minnesota 4,145 In States where county wide school Municipalities Missouri 6,459 systems exist that are classified for census New York 4,292 reporting as independent governmental For purposes of census classtflcatlon, Ohio 9,135 units, their elected officials are reported a municipality is a political subdivision Pennsylvania 11,108 under "School Districts." However, of- within which a rnunicipal corporation Texas 6,241 ficials elected to administer a school has been established to provide general Wisconsin 5,350 system that is part of the county govern- local government for a specific popula- ment, or to provide countywide super- tion concentration in a defined area. A Together, these 10 States accounted vision of independent local school municipality may be legally termed a for more than one-half of all elected districts in the county, are included as city, village, borough (except in A!3ska), municipal officials. part of the county government data. or town (except in the New England Altogether, there were 62,922 county States, Minnesota, New York, and Wis- Townships officials elected to serve the 3,042 consin). In Alaska the term "borough" county governments in the Nation in corresponds to units classed as county Under this heading are found the 1971, as shown in table 7. Of the total sovernments and in New England, Minne- elected officials of governments classed as number of elected county officials, sota, New York, and Wisconsin, the townships for Census Bureau reporting, 15,3B9 are officials distinctively elected term "town" relates to an area subdlvl- and which are found in 20 States. This to serve on county governing bodies. sion which (C:1".hough it may be legally ' category includes units legally termed (However, if county officials who serve termed a municipal corporation and have "towns" in the six New England States, on the county governing body by virtue a similar governmental organization) has Minnesota, New York, and Wisconsin, of election to another county office, no necessary relationship to a concentra- "plantations" in Maine, and "Iocations" and the few appointed county board tion of population and thus corresponds in New Hampshire, as well as govern- members ate included, there is a total of to townships in other States. Similarly, ments officially known as "townships" in 21,160 governing body members, almost although townships in New Jer:;ay and 11 other States. As distinguished from
2 ! Introduction-Continued \ ; municipalities, which are created to serve District of Columbia and in five States, Special Districts specific population concentrations, town- there are no independent school districts iI j ships, as a class, exist to serve inhabitants and the public schools are administered Special district governments are found \ \ of areas defined without regard to popu- by the State or a county or city govern- in the District of Columbia and in 49 of \ lation concentration. ment. In the remaining 13 States a the 50 States-only Alaska has none-but 'I '1 The vast majority of townships are "mixed" system is used, with schools legal provisions for them do not in all "1 rural loccl governments serving area sub- operated in some areas by independent instances provide for elective governing \ divisions of the counties and performing districts and elsewhere by some other bodies. These units of government are , a limited range of governmental services. type of local government or by the State. formed usually to perform a single i However, in the New England States, However, in two of these 13 States all function, such as fire protection, drain- , New Jersey, New York, and Pennsylvania, school systems that provide education age, or irrigation, although some are and in urban areas in some other States, through grade 12 are Independent dis- permitted to and do perform multiple the units classed here as townships are tricts, and the dependent SChOlAsystems functions. given broader powers. in these States involve only institutions Only elected officials for those local A total of 118,966 elected officials of higher education operated by a city or districts that qualify as independent units were reported for the 16,822 township a county government. of government under the criteria used governments in the United States in In this report, only the elected officials by the Census Bureau in classifying l 1977. As shown in table 9, 37,374 of of the school systems considered to be governments I are included under the these officials were governing board independent units of government are special district information in this report. (., members while 21,940 were members of included under the school district head- Where elected officials are legally auth- ,j other township boards including 3,169 ing. Elected officials of school systems orized for other types of "dlstrlcts" thar c board members of township dependent which operate as part of another type of . are not considered sufficiently auto- , school systems. The remaining 59,652 government are included under the ap- nomous to be classified as independent represented officials elected as adminis- propriate class of government. governments, the officials are included trative officials or justices of the peace A total of 87,062 elected officials under the parent type of government serving township governments. were reported for the 15,174 school involved. Fewer than one-third of ali township districts in existence in 1977 and all Special districts, which numbered officials were elected as Qoverning body except 738 of these officials were 25,962 in 1977, elected 72,377 officials, " members; in some States townships did members of school distrlct boards. As all except 1,185 as members of district '1 not have distinctively elected governing shown in table 10, the average size of governing bodies. This represented an I bodies. Instead, their affairs were ad- a school district board was six. average of three elected officials per ministered by a single township official, Not all of the school districts have district. However, as pointed out above, usually the township supervisor, or by a elected officials, but instead are ad- all special districts do not have the legal combination of elected administrative ministered by appointed boards. In 1977, authority to elect their officers and in officials of the township. there were 262 independent school 1977, nearly two-fifths (10,109) of the The average number of elected officials districts governed entirely by appointed special districts had no elected officials per township government was seven, but board members. In some instances, but were administered by appointed the average was consistently higher for school district boards include both board members. In some instances (most the New England States where the towns elected and appointed members. notably soil conservation districts in a are given broader powers than most other In order to present comprehensive number of States), special district boards townships. The average number of elected , statistics for all local school systems in include both elected and appointed officials for the six New England States is the Nation, table II provides information members. Thus, if the districts having no as follows: Connecticut (37), Maine (0), concerning the selection of boards for elected officers are excluded, the average Mas5achusetts (28)' New Hampshire (17), the 1,374 dependent school systems. number of officials elected per district Rhode Island (14), and Vermont (21). These school systems had 8,881 board would be five. Table 1~ provides informa- members (an average of six per system) tion for both elected officials and ap- of which 5,911 are popularly elected pointed 'JOverning body members of with the remainder appointed. There special dlstrlct governments. School Districts were, in addition, 364 other elected officials, but most of these (288) rep- School organization varies widely resent the community school district throughout the United States. In 32 boards in New York City, which, for I For I detailed statement of classification States, responsibility for public schools census purposes, are treated as adjuncts criteria and a comprehensive State·by-State listing of authorized types of special district rests with school districts which are of the New York City Board of Educa- governments, see Governmental Organization, independent units of government. In the tion. Vol. 1, No.1, 1977 Census of Governments.
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Neighbt)rhood Councils all instances an extremely important government or the State or, in some in- lawmaking agency, and the governing stances, with a township. In general, In a number of locatltles, most notably bodies of municipalities also commonly where judicial districts of a State are in metropolitan areas, quasl-qovemmental exercise legislative powers in the en- commonly larger than single counties, neighborhood councils are known to actment of local ordinances. County all the elected officers of these districts exist. Councils of this type, when estab- governing bodies, however, generally have have been assigned to the State. Offices lished by official legislative or adminis- very limited legislative powers, and for authorized for lower courts whose juris- trative action, and with members elected some township governments, school dis- diction does not extend beyond the by the voters or appointed by public tricts, and special districts, the "govern- county line are classified as part of the officials, may be distinguished from ing body" reported here is essentially an county government. In States that have privately-organized civic associations and administrative board, with legislative township governments, elected justices similar organizations. Quasi-governmental powers for the governmenta~ unit legally of the peace, magistrates, and constables neighborhood councils generally are es- vested in the town(ship) or district are included under this heading, but such tablished through local ordinance or meeting. offices authorized in other States are administrative action, although some have The information for "other boards" reported under "counties." been authorized through State legislation, reported here for each type of govern- as in the case cf the municipal advisory ment includes and presents distinctively Elected Local Officials in County councils in some California localities. for each type of local government the Areas Most quasi-governmental neighbor- board members of school systems oper- hood councils in the Nation are advisory ated as a part of another government. Table 14 provides statistics on elected in nature, but the scope of their powers This information is also provided in table Leal officials in each of the 3,121 coun- nevertheless varies; some, like the com- 11 by type of government. ties or equivalent local areas in the 3 munity school district boards in New The information on "other elective United States. York City, deal only with specialized offices" includes judgeships and other For the Nation as a whole, the number functions like education, whereas others court-related positions filled by popular of elected officials per county area aver- m&lYadvise counties or municipalities on election. However, no explicit groupings aged 152. This average ranges from 21 a wide variety of functions performed by of judicial versus administrative offices per county area in Hawaii and Virginia to 948 in Connecticut. Table B shows the the parent government, ClS in the case of are provided, since there is frequent the advisory neighborhood commissions overlapping of administrative and judicial average number of elected local officials in the District of Columbia. responsibility for offices associated with per county in each State: Because of the difficulty in identi- local courts. fying quasi-governmental neighborhood It is sometimes difficult to determine 3 A detailed discussion of county govern- councils per se in various parts of the whether particular court offices can be ments and county areas is included in Govern- Nation, the statistics presented in this mental Organization, Vol. 1, No. 1 1977 most properly associated with a county Census of Governments. ' report include only the advisory neigh- borhood councils in the District of Columbia and the community school Table B district boards in New York City, both Less than 100 100 to 299 300 or more of which are specifically required by general law to be popularly elected.2 Alabama 56 Arizona 157 California 309 Alaska 96 Arkansas 139 Connecticut 948 Florida 65 Colorado 120 Delaware 305 Georgia 39 Indiana 115 District of Columbia 369 Types of Offices Hawaii 21 Iowa 176 Illinois 391 Idaho 91 Kansas 160 Maine 356 Kentucky 56 Michigan 227 Massachusetts 806 For each kind of government a dis- Louisiana 66 Minnesota 217 New Hampshire 556 tinction is made in this report between Maryland 74 Missouri 148 New Jersey 443 the governing body, other boards, and Mississippi 61 Nebraska 168 New York 406 Montana 74 Ohio 224 North Dakota 337 other elective offices. Nevada 60 Oklahoma 113 Pennsylvania 414 The term "governing body" differs l'Jew Mexico 58 Oregon 214 Vermont 510 widely in its meaning for verlous tvpes North Carolina 48 Rhode Island 190 South Carolina 66 South Dakota 135 of governments_ The State legislature is in Tennessee 73 Washington 177 Texas 95 Wisconsin 261 Utah 76 2 For more information on neighborhood Virginia 21 councils, see Howard W. Hallman, The Orglni- West Virginia 49 ution Ind Operltion of Neighborhood Councils Wyoming 89 (New York: Praeger Publishers, Inc., 1977).
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municipal and township government, six One-half (1,613) of all county areas except that in New England such an area per school district, and three per special had fewer than 100 elected officials in consists of a group of contiguous cities district. 1917. On the other hand, there were and towns." The county areas located in 500 or more elected officials in each of SMSA's have been noted in table 13 of Table E 139 county areas. These facts are re- this report. United flected in table C, which shows the A total of 157,100 elected local of- Type of Inside Outside States government SMSA's SMSA's distribution of county areas according ficials, nearly one-third of all elected Total to their number of elected local officials. local officials, served governments located in SMSA's in 1917. This included 23 per- All local gov- ernments .. 6.0 6.1 5.9 Tabl"C cent of all elected officials of county governments, 39 percent of municipal Counties ..•.. 20.7 24.5 19.8 Number of Number of Percent of Municipalities .. 7.1 8.0 6.6 county county officials, 28 percent of township officials, elected officials Townships .... 7.1 8.3 6.7 areas areas 37 percent of school district officials, and School districts . 5.7 6.2 5.5 Special districts . 2.8 2.6 2.9 Total •..... 3,121 100.0 34 percent of special district officials. Table D shows the number of elected 1,000 or more ••• 16 0.5 The average number of elected officials local officials and the number of local 800 to 999 •.... 19 0.6 per government tends to be higher inside 600 to 799 ..... 54 1.7 governments inside and outside SMSA's SMSA's than in areas outside SMSA's. 500 to 599 ..... 50 1.6 in 1917. 400 to ~99 ..... 71 2.3 Table 13 presents the number of local The average number of elected officials 300 to 399 ..... 150 4.8 governments and the number of elected 200 to 299 ..... 352 11.3 for each government in an Sr;'SA was six. officials in each of the 272 SMSA's. As 100 to 199 ..... 796 25.5 As shown in table E, the :average was 24 50 to 99 ...... 875 28.0 this table shows, there is a wide range in Less than 50. . . . 738 23.7 per county government, eight for each the number of elected officials for the individual metropolitan areas, with less than 50 for several SMSA's, mostly in the The following six county areas each S A detailed statement of criteria for the South, to nearly 8,000 for the Chicago had more than 1,500 elected local offi- definition of such areas and a directory of SMSA. cials: Los Angeles County, Calif. (1,529); individual SMSA's together with 1970 popu- lation fiaures for component counties and In 1977, there were 10 SMSA's with Cook County, III. (3,584); Middlesex major municipai!ties, appear in the Office of more than 2,000 elected officials each, County, Mass. (1,713); Worcester Management and Budget publication, Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas (1975). as shown in table F. County, Mass. (2,162);Alleghen'yCounty, Pa. (1,795); and Harris County, Tex. (1,643). .
Elected local Officials in Metro- politan Areas Table D
United Inside Outside Percent Statistics are summarized separately Type of government States, SMSA's SMSA's in in various tables of this report for elected total SMSA's local officials in standard metropolitan ELECTED LOCAL OFFICIALS statistical areas (SMSA's) as currently designated by the U.S. Department of Totall ...... , ... 474,971 157,087 317,884 33.' Commerce, Office of Federal Statistical Counties • ...... • . • . . • . . • • 62,922 14,555 48,367 23.1 Policy and Standards with the advice o'l Municipalities ...... •.•.•...• 134,017 51,832 82,185 38.7 the Federal Committee on Standard Townships ...•.•.•.•.••...... 118,966 33,499 85,467 28.2 School districts •.••.•••..••..... 87,062 32,350 54,712 37.2 Metropolitan statistlcal Areas. This pre- Special districts ...... • • . • • . • • . 72,377 24,962 47,415 34.5 sentation applies to 2724 SMSA's in the LOCAL GOVERNMENTS United States. Each SMSA consists of a single county Total ..••.••.•..•.•..•..•• 79,862 25,869 53,993 32.4 area or a group 0'( contiguous counties Counties •....•...... •.•••. 3,042 594 2,448 19.5 Municipalities .•.•.•....••••.... 18,862 6,444 12,418 34.2 Townships. . • . . .••.•...••.•••. 16,822 4,031 12,791 24.0 4 As defined as of October 31, 1975; ex- School districts ...... •.....••.•• 15,174 5,220 9,954 34.4 dudes the four SMSA's in Puerto Rico. How- Special districts...... •.....•• 25,962 9,580 16,382 36.9 ever, table 15 includes a description of the legally authorized elective offices in Puerto Rico. Prior to 1977, SMSA's were defined by 1Adjusted to avoid duplicate counting of elected officials serving both a counw aO(~another the U.S. Office of Management and Budget. local government. 5 Introduction-Continuecl
Table F adopted during the years 1957 through . 1966 was similarly reviewed. The results Num!llnof Number of Estimated 1975 of those efforts, after being reviewed Area population 90vernments elected officials (1,000) by one or more advisers in each State, were published as Vol. 1, No.4, 1957 Chicago, III•.•...•...... 1,214 7,815 7,015 Census of Governm mts, Elective Offices Boston, Mass...•...•....• 190 2,929 2,890 Detroit, Mic'l .•...... 349 2,626 4,431 of State and Local Governments, and as St. Louis, Mo.-ill ....•...... 615 3,682 2,367 Vol. 6, No.4, 1967 Census of Govern- Nassau-Suffolk, N.Y...... • 370 2,246 2,657 ments, Popularly Elected Officials of New York, N.Y.-N.J ...... •.. 363 2,982 9,562 Philadelphia, Pa.-N.J ...... \~66 4,779 4,807 State and Local Governments. Pittsburgh, Pa...... '}'44 4,013 2,322 State legislation adopted during the Dallas-Fort Worth, Tex ...... 3\'39 2,214 2,544 yean; 1967 through 1976 has been cor- Houston, Tex ...... ~'8 2,725 2,286 ,respondingly reviewed for the 1977 These are arne ~g the most populous or a substantial part of it. Thus, while Census of Governments. This provided metropolitan areas in the Nation,. each many salaried public officials recelve a basis for adjusting and updating the having more than 2,000,000 inhabitants reimbursement for expenses, this fact information previously reported on elec- in 1975. Together these 10 areas ac- il>not reflected in the table.) tive offices. The results appear as table counted for 36,011 elected officials, For elective boards and commissions 15 of this report in the form of a State- more than one-fifth of all elected officials and for other multiple-person offices the by-State presentation of the elective inside SMSA's. An additional 32 SMSA's number of authorized members per gov- offices authorized in each State by con- each had between ",000 and 2,000 ernrnsnt is shown in parentheses after the stitutional and general law provisions, arranged within each State by type of elected officials. office title. The diversity of governmental structure and of legal provisions has government. The individual State infor- necessitated some variation from State to mation, as thus brought up to date, has Legally Authorized Elective Offices State in the pattern of presentation, with been subjected to review by one or more additional explanatory notes in many political scientists or public officials in Table 15 of this report lists the various Instances. most of the States. With a verv few ex- elective State and local government While table 15 includes all offices ceptions, the interpretation of the Census offices that are legally authorized in each authorized in the constitutions and the Bureau is in accordance with views of the 50 States, the District of Columbia, general State laws, not all of these auth- expressed by these advisers. The indi- and Puerto Rico. The presentation is for orized offices are necessarily filled. For viduals thus consulted are listed, by the most part limited to offices covered example, the full quota of authorized State, on pages 203 and 204 . by constitutional provisions or general [ustlces of the peace are not elected for State laws. However, some offices estab- many local governments. lished by special or local legislation are Enumeration of officials also listed where applicable provislons have been included in the State code or The 1977 count of elected State and where a marked departure from the Sources and Limitations of Data local government officials shown here is usual pattern of local government is based on a directory card listing of each lnvolved=for example, in the scattered This report is based principally on two government in the Nation which includes instances of city-county consolidation. kinds of activity: (1) Research leading to information on the elected officials of The information reported in this the development of information con- each government and, in addition, for table is based primarily upon a Census cerning the elective officials iegally those school districts and special districts Bureau study of State legal provisions authorized in each State; end (2) the for which elective offices are not auth- for elective offices, including legislation enumeration, in appropriate categories, orized, the number of their appointed adopted during the calendar year 1976. of officials elected to fill authorized governing board members. Facts for aach State are presented in a offices. Information on the number of elected tabular arrangement, by type of govern- officials was collected as part of a di- ment, that shows for each authorized Research rectory survey of all governments con- elective offlce the length of term, geo- ducted beginr.ing in December 1976 for graphic area for election, and basis of Prior to the 1957 Census of Govern- nonschool local governments and in compensation. (Compensation has been ments, a detailed analysis was made of November 1976 for school districts. defined, tor this report, to exclude re- the legal provisions authorizing elective The information thus gathered after imbursement for expenses unless this offices in each State. For the 1967 examination and review was tabulated on ''0 comprises th5-"'nly remuneration received. Census of Governments, State legislation electronic computers for this report.
6 Introduction-Continued
Limitations it was r,ecessary to rely mainly upon by the International City Management correct. interpretation of the riefir.itions Association, included selected informa- \ The count of elected officials is in- and reporting instructions pr, '"ided, and tion on elective officials of individual \ tended to reflect this information as of some incomplete or erroneous reporting cities having 10,000 inhabitants or more. early calendar 1977. Because of the has probably escaped detection. Similarly, t.he 1976 edition of The timing of the nonschool government County Vear Book, published by the survey, it is possible that some changes National Assoclatt : of Counties, in- Other sources which occurred lii~e in 1976 have not cluded selected :!'IIJt<''lation on elective been r.lflected here. officials of each countY' government. In , j Reports received from local govern- Information on elective officials of addition, the year books and manuals ments were checked for evidence of individual States is published annually published annually for the individual (' serious error or inconsistency, and sup- by the Council of State Governments in States often contain information on plementary correspondence was used to The Bookofthe Stat,s. The 19713edition elective officials of the State and for clear up apparent problems. However, of The Municipal Vear Book, published some types of local governments.
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Elected officials Average number of elected of11c-1818 per government
}lumbers of Members of Membert Number of Members Item Bt"to 18818- Other State legis- Other ot other goYsrnments of other Total bi;ures and elected Total laturos and elected elected elected local sev- officials local gOY- officials ern1r.g boards boards oroing boards boardo f
TOTAL. 'q90 26~1 317 83q 39 q27 133 377 79 912 6.1 q.O 0.5 1.7
STATE GOVr,Rt;F-IENTS. 15 29q 7 562 1 229 6 503 50 305.9 151.2 2q.6 130.1
LOCAL GOVERN'lENTS. 'q7q 971 310 272 38 198 126 87q 79 862 6.0 3.9 0.5 1.6 11 979 35 ~5q 3 Oq2 5.1 I COUNTIES. 62 922 "is 389 20.7 3.9 11.7 MUNICIPALITIES. 13q 017 99 993 q 279 29 7q5 18 862 7.1 5.3 0,2 1.6 TOWNSHIPS. 118 966 37 )7q 21 9qO 59 652 16 822 7.1 2.2 1.3 3.6 SCHOOL DI STR I crs 87 062 86 32q - 738 15 l~q 5.7 5.7 - 0.1 SPECIAL DISTHICTS. . 72 377 71 192 - 1 185 25 962 2.8 2.7 - 0.1 LOCAL GOVERNMENrs INSIDE STA~DARD METROPOLITAN STATISTICAL AREAS. '157 087 108 037 13 701 35 q60 25 869 6.1 q.2 0.5 1. q COUNTIES .... lq 555 'q 012 1 862 8 675 59q 2q.5 6.8 3.1 lq.6 MUNICIPALITIES. 51 832 37 027 2 773 12 032 6 qqq 8.0 5.8 O.q 1.9 TOWNSHIPS. . 33 q99 10 397 9 060 lq Oq2 q 031 8.3 2.6 2.3 3.5 SCHOOL DISTRICTS. 32 350 32 217 - 133 5 220 6.2 6.2 - eZI SPECIAL DISTRICTS. 2q 962 2Q 38q - 578 9 580 2.6 2.6 - 0.1 LOCAL GOVERNMENTS OUTSIDE STANDARD '~tTROPOLITAN STATISTICAL AREAS. '317 88q 202 235 2q q97 91 qlq 53993 5.9 3.8 0.5 1.7 COUNTIES. q8 367 '11 377 10 111 26 879 2 qq8 19.8 q.7 Q.l 11.0 MUNICIPALITIES. 82 185 62966 1 506 17 713 12 q18 6.6 5.1 0.1 1. Q TOWNSHIPS. 85 q67 26 977 12 880 Q5 610 6.7 2.1 1.0 3.6 SCHOOL DISTRICTS. 5Q 712 5q 107 - 60~ 129 95q79~i 5.5 5.q - 0.1 SPECIAL DISTRICTS. '17 q15 q6 8C8 - 607 16 382 2.9 2.9 - eZI .. Represents zero or rounds to zero. Z Less than 0.05 percent. lAdjusted to avoid duplicate counting of elected officials serving both D county and another local government. See tert. 'Excludes officials serving as county governing body members by virtue of beinl initially elected to another county position and included here with "OthOl elected ofticials." Bee table 7 and text.
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- Total State Counths --r--'-~'- ~----,,- Statu -- 1 1'-umber or governments' Ehc.ted ot.f1chls' Btected ot:Uciaia Number at toverJUl)flnta Eltocton oU1CJdn ._-1----- ~ 1917 1967 1977 leG7 1977 1967 197j J967 1971 ------1987 -...... ~~------,- UNITED STATES, TOTAL 79 912 81 298 490 26~ ~:<1 758 1~ 294 13 0~8 J. 042 3 049 62 922 74 19~
'\ 'j i ALABAMA. . .50 797 151 4 060 411 27~ 67 67 84~ 1 164 1 ALASKA. 151 62 1 362 972 209 415 8 9 DB j ARIZONA. 421 12QI , · 395 2 405 2 177 2Q9 228 14 14 )D 1ijl ARKANSAS • · 1 347 1 253 10 6861 10 289 276 ::<05 75 ~!\ 4 Oll ) 71.)~ i CALifORNIA · 3 807 3 865 18 08E 18 256 194 177 57 57 1 7'5 ~ ll~1 <;! · COLORADO • 1 460 1 253 7 79) " 6 692 252 214 62 62 6d 'I CONNECTICUT. 435 414 7 912 10 861 6°~1 · 330 352 - - DCLAWARE . . · .. 211 171 996 871 80 71 3 3 QO 17- DISTRICT or COLu,~aIA 2 2 369 - ., - - ~ FLORIDA. 912 828 4 881 5 070 53~ );\4 66- - - . 67 a46 I 179 f t .; GEORGIA. I 264 1 204 6 660 7 226 400 389 !58 159 2 040 HAWAII · 20 20 172 184 87 89 3 30 IDAHO. 97~ 872 4 158 3855 14Q 141 4~1 Ilq ~q~ a 464 ILLINOIS 6 621 6 454 40 457 36 354 537 63 102 102 2 933 ~ '~~I6511 INDIANA. 2 955 2 670 11 017 11 284 422 386 91 92 1 715 I ~6j 1 , IOWA. 1 853 1 803 17 722 21 001 261 275 99 99 8 74,1 9 KANSAS. 3 726 3 669 17 063 18 329 2"5 24C 105 105 900 I 'noi179 KENTUCKY. I 184 953 7 004 6 561 3D 275 119 120 I 899 2. 00.10 LOUISIANA. · 4~9 n4 4 710 Q 761 490 40~ 62 6~ I 634 ! 887 MAINE. 760 699 5 879 6 851 185 186 16 16 159 16"
MMYLAND , 427 362 2 162 1 941 390 261 23 23 339 29tl MASS~CrlUSETTS. 767 655 11 592 11 838 304 30 12 12 '17 MICHIGAN • 2 634 2904 19 383 23 384 ~64 31C 8 83 1 1/65 2 9ij41121 MINNESOTA. 3 438 4 185 19 143 26 290 2flB 28 87 87 1 056 1 .?6S MISSISSIPPI. 83(; 784 5 271 4 761 285 26 82 B2 2 3311 1 850
MISSOURI 2 938 2 918 17 791 17 213 739 55 114 a4 2 4}11 2 '120 MONTANA. 959 1 104 II 331 5 083 191 ~o 56 56 129 1381 NEBRASKA • 3 486 II 392 15 742 19 273 128 114 9' 93 1 062 I 211 NEVIIDA • 183 147 1 138 898 115 101 16 17 268 !>24 NEW ~AMPSHIRE. 507 516 5 987 6 238 43( 43C 101 10 85 co
NEW JERSEY. 1 518 1 422 9 '115 9 452 121 9C 2J 21 20 294 NEW MEXICO • · 314 308 2 047 2 170 193 17 32 32 341 537 NEW YORK. · 3 ,10 3 486 24 076 24 508 502 417 57 ~7 1 6'16 1 676 NO~TH CAROL I NA 875 753 5 295 5 50q 514 284 100 100 1 6'5 ~ 366 NORT~ DAKOTA . 2 708 2 758 18 042 16 326 188 18\ 5 53 660 737 [l, OHIO • 3 286 3 264 19 890 20 838 206 20 88 88 1 697 OKLAHOMA. 1 676 1 774 9 010 9 460 275 25C 77 77 I 70~73 I 761 OREGON. 1 448 1 457 7873 7 685 180 36 36 395 615 PENNSYLVANIA · 5 247 4 999 26 903 ,4 354 1 149 ~~: 66 66 92 961 RHODE ISLAND · · 121 110 I 103 1 280 155 155 - - -I SOUTH CAROL I NA 586 562 3 225 3 076 10;15 198 46 46 615 552 SOUT~ DAKOTA . 1 728 3511 9 18B 16 ,00 156 147 64 64 656 1 '~6 TENNESSEE. . . 906 792 7 245 7 877 294 257 94 94 4 12' 4 869 TEXAS. · · · · 3 8B4 :; 447 24 726 23 038 599 53' 254 25'1 5 119 5 '19 UTAH · · '193 Q46 2 358 2 221 149 14C 2' 29 37, 376
VERMONT. 648 657 7 .'20 7 245 186 186 14 1'1 89 '19 VIRGINIA. 390 374 3 011\ 3 58'( 1'13 1" 95 96 95E 1 529 WASH INOTON • · · · 1 667 I 653 7 457 7 949 538 4~ 39 B08 · '9 II~~ WEST VIRGINIA. 596 456 2 893 3 548 204 175 ss 55 1 '50 WISCONSIN. 2 519 2 491 18 962 20 358 198 19 72 72 2 ~~~ 2 63~ WYOMING. . 386 473 2 169 2 399 115 111 2 23 26E 314 - - Represents zero or rounds to zero. lXnclu'les the 50 State governments" ~AdjuBted to ovoid duplicate counting of elected officiaJ.s serving both 8 county and another local government.. See text. 3Xn 1967" township governments in Washington exhted entv in two count1es--ftpokane and Whatcom; all such goyornments wore ~boUshod by the eloctorate in 1969 1n Wbatcom County and in 1914 in Spoko.ne County.
10 GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS Governments, by Type of Government. by State: 1977 and 1967
Townships Municipalities School ijiatrict& Spechl di8tricts
.Numbur at Number lit Number of Number of Elected ofl1c1als Blected officials Elected officlals Elected ofUcials governmenta governce !.to governments governments State
1977 1961 1917 1961 1971 1'07 1911 1961 1911 1961 1911 1961 1977 1961 1911 1967
16 822 17 10~ ria '166 129 603 18 862 18 1)48 134 017 143 927 15 174 21 782 87 062 107 663 25 962 21 26'1 72 377 56 9'13 u.S .• TOTAL - - - - '119 359 2 504 2 207 127 119 391 392 336 251 - 22 ALA. - - - - 1'12 ~1 1 032 'IS5 - 1 - 5 - - - - ALASKA - - - - 70 62 '163 '107 230 242 J55 903 106 76 '165 298 ARIZ. - - - - 467 '123 'I 007 3 793 380 402 2 036 2 113 '124 352 356 383 ARK. - - - - 413 400 2 703 2 674 1 109 1 239 5 382 5 737 2 227 2 168 8 07'1 7 456 CALIf. - 262 251 1 966 1 885 18~ 191 1 022 1 041 950 7'18 3 953 2 880 COLO. 1'19- 1'19- 5 517 ~ 3'18- 33 34 820 1 975 16 9 125 56 236 221 1 120 1 130 CONN. - - - - 55 52 38'1 337 25 50 115 236 127 65 377 190 DEL. - - - - 1 1 369 - - - - - 1 1 - - D.C. - - - - 389 383 2 289 2 379 95 67 '101 391 361 310 810 767 fLA. _I - - - 530 ~12 3 21!: 3 ''',,5 188 19'1 820 631 387 33B 182 171 GA. - - - 1 1 10 10 - - 15 15 45 50 HAWAII - - 199 19'1 1 071 1 100 117- 120 565- 583 612 513 1 98'1 1 567 IDAHO 1 '136- 1 'in- 12 '163 9 8'10- 1 27'1 1 256 12 01'1 11 606 1 063 1 350 7 316 9 093 2 7'15 2 313 5 19'1 2931 ILL. 1 008 1 009 'I 150 'I 756 563 550 3 05'1 3 020 307 399 1 2'15 1 178 885 619 '131 279 IND. - - 955 9'15 5 058 7 023 '16'1 '178 2 512 2 955 "'I 280 1 1'18 778 IOWA 1 '1'19 1 5'13 'I 3'17- 5 897- 625 623 3213 'I 2'1'1 327 36O 2 2'11 2 072 1 219 1 037 6 097 'I 697 KANS. - - - - '105 359 2 817 2 61~ 181 200 910 1 003 '178 273 1 065 628 KV. - - 300 270 1 905 1 7'11 66 67 681 729 30 3''1 - LA. '175- '169- 3 860 5 2111 2'1 21 27'1 261 86 65 963 720 178 127 '138- 310 MAINE - 151 151 85'1 868 - - - 252 187 579 51'1 MO. 312- 312 8 626- 9 '178- 39 39 821 766 75 '1'1 523- 289 328 2'17 1 221 890 MASS. 1 24~ 1 253 8 356 10 '189 531 522 'I 5Q8 5 191 606 935 'I 095 5 279 168 110 355 '12'1 MICH. 1 792 1 817 10 260 11 32'1 855 850 'I 1'15 7 203 4'10 1 282 2 776 5 6'16 263 1'18 618 567 MINN. - - - - 283 268 1 770 1 823 166 161 615 578 30'1 272 267 247 MISS. 326 3'13 1 63O 1 5'1'1 916 856 6 '159 6 'los' 57'1 870 3 '147 'I 509 1 007 73'1 3 082 1 782 MO. - - - - 126 125 860 867 'Ib~ 7D 1 867 2 516 311 209 68'1 616 MONT. '171 '186 1 423 1 686 5~L: 536 2 831 3 305 1 195 2 322 'I 629 8 178 1 192 952 5 669 'I 779 NEBR. - - - - 17 17 105 11'1 17 17 107 107 132 95 5'13 252 NEV. 221 222 J 830 , 864 D 13 261 36'1 1~9 181 1 02'1 1 136 103 89 357 36'1 N.H.
232 232 1 555 1533 335 335 2 511 a 692 5'19 522 'I '125 'I 221 380 311 600 622 N.J. - - - - 93 88 613 5'16 88 90 '150 '151 100 97 450 463 N. MEX. 930 931 8 Ib3 8 960 618 616 'I 292 39'10 7'10 916 'I 858 5 172 96'1 96!l 'I 97'1 5 072 N.V. - - - - '172 '137 2 69'1 2 56'1 - - - - 302 215 '152 290 N.C. 1 '6~ 1 378 10 321 8 7'18 361 357 2 2'18 2 669 3'16 538 1 673 2 283 587 '131 2 952 1 708 N. OAK. 1 319 1 32'1 5 276 5 302 935 93' 9 135 9 637 631 710 3 083 3 553 312 228 '188 4'17 OHIO - - - - 567 522 3 563 3 2'18 625 960 2 809 39'13 '106 21'1 1 631 758 OKLA. - - - - 239 222 1 582 1 596 375 398 2 11\ 2 DO 797 800 3 605 3 188 OREG. 1 5'19 1 554 10 562 l' 978 1 015 1 005 11 108 1'1 349 581 749 5 162 5' 602 2 035 1 624 - PA. 67 :s'!g- l 31 31 4'18 552 8 8 136 I'll 3 3 15 21 78 411 R.I. - 2f4 259 1 58'1 1 612 ;'3 108 488 419 182 148 3'13 297 S.C. 1 010- 1 050- 5 051 5 872- 311 306 1 522 1 965 194 1 98'1 1 122 6 4'12 148 106 681 536 S. OAK. - - - - 326 297 2 184 1 893 14 1'1 71 71 '171 386 572 787 TENN. t - - - - 1 066 883 6 2ql 5 372 1 138 I 303 7 833 8 715 I 425 1 DOl 'I 936 3 098 TEXAS t - - - - 216 213 1 209 1 203 40 '10 202 207 207 163 '126 293 UTAH ! 237 238 4 94'1 4 998 57 65 500 601 272 267 1 309 I 028 67 72 292 343 VT. - 229 229 I 712 1 828 - - 65 48 228 87 VA. ('J - 63- ('J 322- 265 267 1 838 2 037 302- 346 1 512- 1 577 1 060 937 3 101 2 743 WASH. - 227 225 1 687 1 666 55 55 275 275 258 120 93 82 W. VA. I 270- 1 269- 8 19'1 8 886- 576 568 5 350 5 918 1110 519 2 544 2 723 190 62 1'1'1 3 WIS. - - - - 90 87 483 '177 55 177 357 75'1 217 185 946 743 WVO.
1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS STATE AREAS 11 I ,I table 3. Elected Officials of 'State and Local Governments in Relation to Population and Numbers of Governments, by State: 1977
Elec.ted officials per to,OOO population A\'crage numbe.t>of e lee ted t;t(Uct.h. pot g\.w"rntDc,nt !xhlb1t~ h.thq,to~ Area State Local PQPuhti~n, ~rand local goveensenes Counties HUl\tc.ipaUtl~IS town$hip" Sch.ool Speclal J\lly 1. 1915 ______.~8~b~v.~r~nm~.~n~t.~+_---o~n~IY~--~------4_------.+_------~-"_1_.l_r_lc_t_.__ ~-d-\-.t-r-\C-l-.--~-\-I~.~---I--
UNITED STATES. 23.0 22.3 20.7 7.1 7.1 ~."I ~.8 21:) 0»)
ALABAMA. 11.~ 10.4 12.6 6.0 - 3.1 _ 3 61~ ALASK" •• 37.3 31.6 11.3 7.3 - • _ ;)6~ ARI~ONA. 10.9 9.9 22.Q 6.6 - Q.2 4.4 ~ 21~ ARKANSAS •• 50.6 49.3 53.5 8.6 - 5.Q 0.8 2 110 CALlrORNIA • 8.5 8.4 30.4 6.~ - Q.9 3.6 21 198
COLORADO •••• 30.7 29.7 9.7 7.~ - 5.5 4.2 :: ~ql CONNECTICUT.. • 25.5 24.~ 24.8 ;)'1.0 7.6 4.7 ) 100 DELAWARE •••••••• 11.2 1~.8 13.3 7.0 ~ Q.6 l.O ~79 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA • 5.2 ~.2 369.0 712 FLORIDA. • ••• 5.9 5.3 12.8 5.9 8 277
GEORGIA. • • • • D.5 12.7 12.9 6.1 4.8 4 '.)31 HAWAII.. • •••• 2.0 1.0 !O.O 10.0 86t\ IDAHO. • •• 51.1 49.4 6.9 5.4 4.8 fll) ILLINOIS. 36.1 35.7 28.8 9.4 8.7 6.9 11 197 INDIANA •• 20.7 19.9 16.6 5.4 4.1 4.1 5)1)
IOWA •••••••• 61.9 61.0 86.3 5.3 ~.4 2 661 KANSAS ••• 74.8 73.7 8.6 5,1 J.O 6.9 2 260 KENTUCKy •• 20.7 19.6 16.0 7.0 5.0 J '87 LOUISIANA •• 12.4 11.1 26.4 6.4 10.' ) 806 MAINE. • • 55.6 53.6 9.9 11.4 8.1 11.2 I 058 MARYLAND •••• 5.3 4.3 14.7 5.7 4 122 MASSACHUSETTS. 19.9 19.4 8.1 21.1 27.; [' 7.0 :I 814 MICHIGAN •• .U.~ 20.7 17.6 8.6 6.7 6.8 9 111 MINNESOTA. • • • 48.8 48.1 12.1 4.9 5.7 6.3 , 921 MISSISSIPPI. 2(l.5 21.3 26.5 6.3 3.7 " )41 MISSOURI • 37.3 35.6 21.3 7.1 5.0 6.0 " 767 MONTANA. • 58.1 55.5 13.0 6.8 4.0 746 NEBRASI(, • • • • • • • 102.0 101.1 11.4 5.3 3.0 3.9 I 5~4 NEVADA 19.3 17.3 16.8 6.2 6,' 590 NEW HAMPSHIRE. • • • 73.7 66.4 8.5 20.1 17.J 6.4 812,
NEW JERSEY ••••• 12.6 12.7 9.7 7.5 6.7 8.1 1.6 NEW MEXICO •••••• 17.9 16.2 10.7 6.6 5.1 4.5 71 '"14q NEW YORK •••• D.3 13.0 26.9 6.9 8.8 6.6 5.2 18 076 NORTH CAROLINA. 9.7 6.8 16.3 5.7 1.5 5 11111 NORTH DAKOTA 263.2 280.3 12.5 6.2 7.6 ".6 ~ ..O 6'7 OHIO • • • • • 16.5 18.3 19.3 9.8 4.0 4.9 1.6 10 735 OKLAHOMA • • 33.2 32.2 9.5 6.3 4.5 4.0 2 715 OREGON 34.5 33.7 11.0 6.6 5.6 4.5 2 284 PENNSYLVANIA 24.4 23.4 14.0 10.9 6.8 8.9 11 860 RHODE ISLAND 11.9 10.2 17.0 14.5 5.0 4.5 931
SOUTH CAROLINA •• 11.5 10.8 13.4 6.0 5.2 1.9 2 816 SOUTH DAKOTA • • • • 134.9 132.6 10.2 4.9 5.0 5.8 4.7 681 TENNESSEE •• 17.4 16.7 43.9 6.7 5.1 1.2 4 17' TEXAS. • • • • • • 20.2 19.7 20.2 5.9 6.9 '.5 12 2'7 UTAH ••••• 19.6 18.4 12.8 5.6 5.1 ~.1 1 20' VERMONT. • •••• 155.1 151.1 6.q 8.8 20.9 4.6 472 VIRGINIA •• 6.1 5.6 10.1 7.5 3.54." 4 981 WASHINGTON • • 20.9 19.4 12.0 6.9 ~.O 2.9 ) 5~9 WEST VIRGINIA •• 16.1 14,9 11.5 7.4 5,0 0.4 1 70,9 WISCONSIN. 41.3 qO.<) 35.3 9.3 6.5 6.2 O.S 4 ~q~ WYOMING ••• 57.7 54.6 11.7 5.3 6.5 4.4 ~'!b - aepre•• ntl aero or roundato zero.
12 GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS Table 4. Elected Officials of Local Governments, by Type of Office, Inside and Outside SMSA '5, by State: 1977
Members of local govel'ning All elected local offtclal.sl Members of other e Iec t.ed beards Other e teeeee local officials- boards State Inside Outside Inside Outsi.de Inside Outside Inside Outside TtJtai Total Total Total SHSA's SHSA's SHSA's SHSA's SHSAls SHSA IS S!,!SA'& SHSA;s
UNITED STATES. 11711971 157 087 317 8811 310 272 108 037 202 23~ 38 198 13 701 211 1197 '126 8711 35 1160 91 11111 ALABAMA. 3 7110 1 278 2 1162 2 689 90~ 1 7811 - 1 051 373 678 ALASKA. 1 1~3 22 1 131 762 11 7~1 238- 10 228- 170 1 169 ARIZONA. 2 196 729 1 1167 1 869 6119 1 220 327 80 2117 O~II 068 379- 50- - 050 393 657 ARKANSAS. " 10 1110 2 356 8 " 961 913 329 5 1 3 CALI,ORNIA 17 8911 11 232 6 662 15 7~7 9 9~~ :I" 802 3116 169 177 1 791 I 108 683 COLORADO • 7 ~1I1 , 155 II 386 6 71111 2 939 3 80~ 11 5 6 786 211 57~ CONNECTICUT. · 7 582 II 878 2 7011 2 271 1 1128 8119 3 8311 2 652 1 182 1 1171 798 673 DELAWARE • . 916 201 715 811~ 169 67(, - - - 71 32 39 DISTRICT or COLUMBIA . · 369 369 - 13 13 - 355 355 - I 1 - FLORIDA. II 3116 2 310 2 036 3 1111) 1 862 1 Ml 27 22 " 876 1126 II~O GEORGIA. 6 260 1 II~O II 810 II 162 997 3 165 III - III 2 Catt 1153 1 631 HAWAII " 8~ 19 66 79 18 61 6 1 5 IDAHO. II 0111 176 3 838 3 Ml 165 3 396 311- - 311- 1119 11 1108 ILLINOIS 39 920 16 1111 23 779 22 076 10 0~6 12 020 8 079 2 775- ~ 3011 9 765 , 310 6 q55 INDIANA. 10 59~ 3982 6613 II 212 1 713 2 1199 3 613 1 211 2 1102 2 770 I 0~8 1 712
IOWA. 17 1161 2 029 15 1132 8 7911 1 178 7 616 6 062 ~1I7 5 535 2 58~ 3011 2 281 KANSAS. 16 798 1 837 III 961 11 7811 1 117~ 10 313 115 - 115 II 965 362 II 603 KENTUCKY • . 6 691 1 7110 II 9!>l II 302 1 31~ 2 987 - - - 2 389 1125 I 9611 LOUISIANA. II 22Q 1 217 3 003 2 592 721 1 871 - 1 628 496 1 132 M.\INE. 5 6911 277 ~ 1117 3 291 1~9 3 132 937- 91 8116- 1 1166 27 1 1139 MARYLAND • . 1 772 613 I 159 I 1111 11115 966 ~3 38 15 306 DO 178 MASSACHUSETTS. 11 288 6 1172 II 816 3 287 I 835 1 II~2 5 586 3 1120 2 166 2 1115 1 217 1 198 MICHIGAN • 18 819 8 277 10 ~1I2 11 0511 !l 326 ~ 726 68 62 6 7 697 2 889 II 808 MINNESOTA. 18 85~ 3 738 l~ 117 12 873 2 7211 10 1119 31 - 31 5 951 1 0111 II 937 MISSISSIPPI. II 986 "'8 II 5118 2 618 233 2 385 1199 3~ 11611 1 869 170 I 699
MISSOURI 17 0~2 :I 600 13 1152 12 )01 2 883 9 1118 897 106 791 :I 8511 611 3 2113 MONTANA. II 111O 291 3 Illl9 ::; 357 253 :I lOll - - - 783 38 711~ NEBRASKA. 15 6111 1 5611 III O~O 13 3511 1 501 11 853 III - 19 2 2111 63 2 178 NEVADA. 1 023 211 812 786 16~ 621 119 - 119 188 116 1112 NEW HAMPSHIRE. 5 557 583 II 9711 1 853 198 1 655 2 11111 2117 1 897 1 560 138 1 1122 NEW "'ERSEV • 9 2911 7 no 1 5611 8 188 6 835 1 353 9 9 - 1 097 886 211 NEW MEXICO • I 8511 1111 1713 1 1132 103 I 329 - - 1122 38 3811 NEW VORK • 23 5711 12 375 11 199 15 211 8 1176 6 735 358- 325 33 8 3511 3 685 II 669 NORTH CAROLINA II 781 1 072 3 709 3 206 7117 2 1159 779 170 60ll 796 155 6111 NORTII DAKOTA 17 8511 73~ 17 119 10 613 1152 10 161 115 5 110 7 196 278 6 918
OHIO. 19 6811 10 279 9 1105 13 688 7 288 6 1100 1 1113 681 732 II S83 2 310 2 273 OKLAHOMA. 8 73~ 2 311 6 11211 7 1112 1 93~ 5 207 - - - 1 59' 376 1 217 OREGON. · 7 69' 2 200 ~ 493 7 130 2 085 5 0'15 - - - 563 115 11118 PENNSVLVANIA 27 7~II 16 153 11 601 17 6112 10 753 6 889 10 8 2 10 102 5 392 II 710 RHODE ISLAND 9118 67~ 273 602 1118 lS11 213 183 30 D3 711 59
SOUTH CAROL I NA , 3 0'0 909 2 121 2 1100 7115 1 65~ II~ 19 26 585 1115 11110 SOUTH DAKOTA 9 032 2117 8 78~ 6 1176 166 (, 290 a - 8 2 5118 61 2 1187 TENNESSEE. 6 951 1 918 5 033 2 3~~ 630 1 725 709 193 516 3 887 1 095 2 792 TtXAS. 211 129 9 919 1'1 210 18 767 8 288 10 1179 639 129 510 II 723 I 502 3 221 UTAH • 2 209 65'1 1 ~~~ 1 693 511 1 182 - - - 516 143 373 VERMOtiT. 7 13'1 - 7 1311 2 ~,~ - 2 '3~ 272 - 272 II 327 - II 327 VIRGINIA. 2 898 78' 2 11~ 2 085 5119 1 ~36 - - 813 2'" 579 WASIIINGTON •• 6919 2 '111 II 508 6 2112 2 193 II 0119 - 677 218 1I~9 WEST VIRJINIA. 2 689 600 2 089 1 789 1109 1 380 17 9- 8- 883 182 701 WISCONSIN. 18 76'1 II 790 13 9711 12 182 3 230 B 9~2 '41 17~ 166 6 2118 1 385 '1 863 WYOMING. . 2 0511 - 2 0~'1 1 763 - 1 763 - - - 291 - 291 - Ropresents zero or rounds to zero. lAdjUstod to .avoid duplicate count1na of elected officials servinll both a county ond another local government. See text.
1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS STATE AREAS 13
Table 5. Local Governments by Number of Elected Officials, by Type of Government, by State: 1977-Continued
Number of elected ofHcials per government ltet\) total 100 or 80 to 99 60 to 79 40 to S9 more 30 to 39 20 to 29 10 to 19 6 to 9 1 to .5 None
STA TES·-CONTI NUED
tOWA •••••••• 1 852 19 27 2 2 11 '79 29 COUNTIES • • • •• • •• 99 19 27 2 2 MUNICIPALITIES • • • • • • 955 8 276 SCHOOL DISTRICTS • 464 102 SPECIAL DISTRICTS •••• 334 3 1
KANSAS • • • • •• ••• 3 725 703 52 COUNTIES • • • •• •• 105 100 MUNICIPALITIES • •• ••• 625 90 TOWNSHIPS •••••••••• 1 449 14 SCHOOL DISTRICTS ••••• 327 '22 2 SPECIAL DISTRICTS. 1 219 21 177 50 KENTUCKy ••••• 1 18J 22 113 289 COUNTIES •••••• 119 22 95 MUNICIPALITIES • • • •• 405 18 64 SCHOOL DISTRICTS • • • • 181 176 SPECIAL DISTRICTS. • q78 62 289 LOUISIANA. • •• •• q58 3 19 '1 129 30 PARISHES ••••• ~2 3 17 MUNICIPALITIES ••• '00 2 '1 169 126 SCHOOL DISTRICTS • • 66 29 , SPECIAL DISTRICTS. 30 30
HAIN!::.. • • •• • 779 10 192 208 68 COUNTIES •••• .. 16 10 MUNICIPALITIES •• . 24 16 1 TOWNSHIPS. • • • 475 118 100 SCHOOL DISTRICTS • 86 48 9 1 SPECIAL DISTRICTS. • 178 98 67
HARYLAND • • • , • • 426 2 28 262 68 COUNTIES • • • • • 23 2 21 MUNICIPALITIES ••••• 151 1 61 88 SPECIAL DISTRICTS •• 252 6 II 1711 68
MASSACHUSETTS. • • 766 37 97 120 117 69 270 56 COUNTIES ••• 12 1 11 MUNICIP1.LITIES • 39 1 5 9 24 TOWNSHIPS. • • • 312 ~6 92 111 72 1 SCHOOL DISTRICTS • 75 15 33 24 3 SPECIAL DISTRICTS. • 328 5 2Q 246 53
MICHIGAN • • • • • • • • • 2633 3 , 22 3ql 1 834 367 63 COUNTIES ••••• 83 2 2 22 56 1 MUNICIPALITIES • 531 1 1 2qo 224 65 TOWNSHIPS. • •• • 1 245 ~1 1 OQ9 155 SCHOOL DISTRICTS • 606 2 5~4 50 SPECIAL DISTRICTS •• 168 2 6 97
MINNESOTA •••• 3 437 126 1 295 1 880 COUNTIES •••• 87 86 MUNICIPALITIES • 855 5 175 675 TOWNSHIPS •••• 1 792 26 684 1 082 SCHOOL DISTRICTS • 4QO 426 13 1 SPECIAL DISTRICTS. 263 9 10 110 13Q MISSISSIPPI ••• 835 26 55 13 184 COUNTIES. • •• •• 82 26 55 MUNICIPALITIES •• 283 5 25!'J 23 SCHOOL DISTRICTS • 166 1 5Q 76 35 SPECIAL DISTRICTS •••• 304 7 q 85 208
MISSOURI. • • ••• 2 937 182 1 178 1 205 30' COUNTIES •••• 114 Q7 MUNICIPALITIES • 916 126 447 TOWNSHIPS ••••• 326 3 11 SCHOOL DISTRICTS • 574 1 566 SPECIAL DISTRICTS. • 1 007 5 154 303 HONTANA. • •• •• 958 77 130 lQ8 COUNTIES. • • •• •• 56 56 MUNICIPALITIES • • • • 126 15 56 55 SCHOOL DISTRICTS • • •• 465 6 67 392 SPECIAL DISTRICTS. • • • 311 7 156 He
NEBRASKA • • • • • • 3 485 7 10q Q66 2 767 141 COUNTIES • • • • 93 1 6'1 28 MUNICIPALITIES • 534 J 5q 1177 TOWNSHIPS. • • • Q71 1 5 465 SCHOOL DISTRICTS • • 1 195 8 '28 848 11 SPECIAL DISTRICTS •• 1 192 6 28 51 977 130
NEVADA ••••••• 182 1 15 22 12q 19 COUNTIES • • • • • 16 1 13 1 MUNICIPALITIES • 17 1 9 7 SCHOOL DISTRICTS •• 17 10 6 1 SPECIAL DISTRICTS. • • • 132 1 2 111 18 NEW HAMPSHIRE. 506 8 76 142 139 116 211 COUNTIES • • • • 10 1 9 MUNICIPALITIES • 13 1 5 1 TOWNSHiPS •••• 221 7 70 117 22 II SCHOOL DISTRICTS • • 159 18 85 56 SPECIAL DISTRICTS. ~I 10' 1 22 ~6 2'1 See reoencee at end oC table.
1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS STATE AREAS 15
, . Table 5. LocalGovernments by Number of Elected Officials:by Type olf Government. by State: 1977-Continued
~ -r -, ,- __N_"~_b_.r_o_rr·_t,_.c_t_'d~o~tf,(C~I~.1~.~p~._r~g~.v~.~rn~~~.n~'r- ~ ~'~ Total loa c r 40 59 more 80 to 99 60 to 79 to 30 to )9 2Q to 29 \0 t. 19 6 to 9 1 t\,\ ,
STATES--CONTINUED
NEW JERSEY.. • 1 ~17 40 905 COUNTIES • • • • • 21 l3 a MUNICIPALITIES ••• 33~ 15 261 TOWNSHIPS ••••• 2~2 5 1M SCHOO~ DISTRICTS • ~Q9 !I 442 1 SPECI4L DISTRICTS. 380 2 3 J)B
NEW MEXICO. • • 313 35 05 2 COUNTIES • • • • • 32 25 7 MUNICIPALITIES , • 93 10 72 11 SCHOOL DISTRICTS , 88 ~ 83 SPECIAL DISTRICTS, 100 1 97
NEW YORK ••••• 3 30';' I 9 14 2 016 749 COUNTIES. , • ~7 9 U MUNICIPALITIES • • 618 1 TOWNSHIPS ••• , 930 SCHOOL DISTRICTS • 7QO ~ SPECIAL DISTRICTS, 964 9Q
NORTH CAROLINA • ~7Q 17 302 1;;1 COUNTIES ••••• 100 11 2 MUNICIPALITIES • • 472 296 171 SPECIAL DISTRICTS. 302 Q 14 1~1 NORTH DoKOTA ., :' 707 7 1 614 92 COUNTIES • • •• • 53 1 3 MUNICIPALITIES • 361 1~1 46 TOWNSHIPS ••••• 1 360 1 314 29 SCHOO~ DISTRICTS •• 346 Ql '05 SPECIAL DISTRICTS •• ~87 6 59 '83 92
OHIO. • • • • 3 28~ 4 17 517 1 960 2611 COUNTIES •••• 88 3 15 MUNICIPALITIES •• 93~ 1 2 482 II TOWNSlilPS ••••• 1 319 1 306 SCHOOL DISTRICTS • 631 19" 557 5~ SPECIAL DISTRICTS. 312 12 91 20 OKLAHOMA •••••• . " 1 67~ 2 377 1 089 110 COUNTIES ••• , , 77 2 20 5 MUNICIPALITIES , • ~67 2,41 260 SCHOOL DISTRICTS , 62~ 25 1>18 22 SPECIAL DISTRICTS. 406 1 91 226 83
OREGON.. •• II 1 QlI7 38 3Q2, 1 032 311 COUNTIES ••• '6 29 6 MUNICIPALITIES. 239 9 165 65 SCHOOL DISTRICTS • 375 llQ 259 2 SPECIAL DISTRICTS. 797 57 706 32
PENNSYLVANIA, • ~ 2Q6 2 8 836 2 OOQ 351 2 038 COUNTIES ••• 66 1 65 MUNICIPALITIES 1 01~ 7 692 308 6 TOWNSHIPS, ••• 1 ~49 6:! 1 D6 351 SCHOOL DISTRICTS • 581 17 ~60 3 SPECIAL DISTRICTS, •• 2. 035 2 035
RHODE ISLAND • • • 120 Q 39 30 10 29 MUNICIPALITIES , , 8 1 1 (- TOWNSHIPS •••• 31 3 28 :~ SCHOOL DISTRICTS • • • 3 2 1 SPECIAL DISTRICTS. • 78 10 22 16 28
SOUTH CAROLINA • 58~ 2 ~9 141 279 10~ COUNTIES •••• Q6 2 Q2 2 MUNICIPALITIES , •••••• 264 11 93 160 SCHOOL DISTRICTS • • • • 93 5 42 23 23 SPECIAL DISTRICTS •• 182 1 Q 96 81 SOUTH DAI See foottlotl.!' at end of table. 16 GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS 012 _lJS:ie z., iStl Table 5. Loca' Governments by Nun:-ber of Elected Officials, by Type of Government, by State: 1977-Continued ----~------r------_r------Number of elected officials per government Total Item 100 or 80 to 99 60 to 19 40 to 59 30 to 39 20 to 29 10 to 19 6 to 9 1 to 5 Nona lIIore STATES--CONTINUED VERMONT. • • • • •• •• 6'17 2 8 125 261 9 COUNTIES • • • • • •• •• 1'1 MUNICIPALITIES, , 57 19 8 TOWNSHIPS, , , , 237 2 8 101 ;;: SCHOOL. DISTRICTS, , 272 22 28 220 1 SPECIAL DISTRICTS, , , •• , 67 8 51 8 VIRGINIA, " " ~9 98 226 '15 20 COUNTIES, • , , , , . 95 6'1 31 MUNICIPALITIES , , , , .. 229 29 179 21 SPECIAL DISTRICTS, , , , . 65 5 16 2'1 20 WASHINGTON , , , , • , 1 666 50 251 1 303 60 COUNTIES, , , , 39 38 MUNICIPAL.ITIES • , , , 265 12 2"3 10 SCHOOL. DISTRICTS , 302 5 297 SPECIAL DISTRICTS, , 1 060 1 3 996 60 WEST VIRGINIA, ,. 595 3 71 207 90 22'1 COUNTIES •••• 55 2 '18 3 2 MUNICIPALITIES •• 227 1 19 195 12 SCHOOL DISTRICTS • 55 1 5'1 SPECIAL DISTRICTS. 256 'I 8 22 22'1 WISCONSIN ••••••••• 2 518 22 31 '16 220 1 677 371 151 COuNTIES. , •• 72 22 2'1 2'1 2 MUNICIPALITIES. 576 7 22 16'1 326 57 TOWNSHIPS, • • • , • 1 270 51 1 107 1l~ 51 SCHOOL DISTRICTS • '110 3 2'11 150 16 SPECIAL. DISTRICTS. 190 3 52 135 WVOMING. " • • 365 2!> 93 265 2 COUNTIES , • • • • 23 23 MUNICIPALITIES •• 90 2 1'1 7'1 SCHOOL DISTRICTS • 55 '10 1'1 SPECIAL DISTRICTS, 217 39 177 - Repre •• nta eerc or rounds to zero. 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS STATE AREAS 17 Table 6. Elected Officials .of State Governments, by State: 1977 )lomber8 of State lelhlatul'f3U1 Otbe\' 1tlt'lctad \ St.te Total )lOlllban of ShtCil Total HOUIO of oloated \loardA Senate o.f.{\Cl"ls ------t------+------+-----+----~-----I_-Repre,.nta,ttvol ._ UNITED STATES. I~ 29q 7 ~62 I 932 !> 630 I 229 6 !>Ol \ ALABAMA. " ••• qU \ · . 140 35 105 11 ALASKA. • ••• 209 60 20 ARIZONA . 40 1105 ·...... 209 90 30 60 '99 ARKANSAS •••••• ., 276 135 t CALIFORNIA ••••• ·...... 35 100 ·... . 19~ 120 40 80 COLORADO • • • II • • • • • 252 100 35 CONNECTICUT. •••• 65 · . 330 187 36 151 DEI.AWARE •••••• ·. 80 62 21 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA ·. ~1 '12 FLORIDA. • • • • • • 535 160 ~o 120 3 GEORGIA •••••••• qOO 236 56 180 5 1M) HAWAII •• • ••• 117 76 25 IDAHO. • • ... 51 '9 2 l~q 105 35 70 39 ILLINOIS ••••• " 537 236 59 177 INDIANA ••••••• . . 9 292 ... q22 150 50 100 ·. . 272 10111. •••• .. . .. 261 150 50 100 KANSAS • • • ~ • • • III. • • • ·. III . 265 165 40 125 10 90 KENTUCKY • • • • • 313 ·... . 1311 38 100 3 17~ 1.01lISIANA ••• q90 39 MI,INE. • • • ·. .. . n~ 105 '121 2a5 ...... 185 184 JJ 151 I M~RYI.ANO •••••• 390 188 ~7 1~1 MASSACHUSETTS. • • • 202 · 30Q 280 40 240 8 MICHIGAN • • • • • • 16 · 56Q 1~8 38 110 )2 384 MINNESOTA. • • • • • 288 201 MISSISSIPPI. , •• ·. . 67 13~ 87 .. 28~ 17~ 52 122 6 105 MISSOURI • • •• • 739 197 34 163 '392 150 HONTANA. • • • • • • , ·. 191 150 50 100 NEBRASKA. • •• • 128 41 49 ( " 49 21 58 NEVADA •••••• 115 60 20 NEW HAMPSHIRE ••• · .. ~O 18 37 · .. ~30 ~2~ 2~ 400 6 NEW JERSEy •••• 121 120 qO NEW MEXICO. • • 80 1 193 112 ~2 70 13 08 NEW YORt< •••••• · . 502 210 60 150 NORTH CAROLINA • • • · . 292 51q 170 50 120 )qQ NORTH DAKOTA • • 188 .· . 150 50 100 3 35 OHIO • • • • • • • • 206 132 99 23 51 OKLAHOMA. • ••• 275 lq9 49 OREGON • • • •• • 101 3 123 180 90 30" 60 90 PENNsyl.VANIA • • • • I Iq9 253 50 RHODE ISLAND ••• 20) 896 155 150 50 100 5 SOUTH CAROLI NA 195 170 46 SOUTH DAKOTA ·.. 124 25 156 105 35 TENN.. SSEE ••• ·.. .. 70 3 411 29q 132 J3 TEXAS. • • • • 99 3 159 .. .. 599 181 31 150 27 UTAH ••••• 391 ·.. . 149 10~ 29 75 11 3~ VERMONT. " •• 186 180 30 150 6 VIRGINIA •••• Iq3 lqO 40 100 WASHINGTON • • • • • · . .. 3 538 147 49 98 WEST VIRGINIA. • • • · . . '261 1'0 · . 204 1311 34 100 70 WISCONSIN. •••• · . 198 132 J3 99 WYOMING.. • •• · . · . 66 · . 115 92 30 62 23 - Reproaeat, zero or round, to eere , lReprOlontl the .e8bership of the 21 ROliond Educational Attendance Area boards, which, for ~enSUB purposes, are trQated al adjuncts of a s1ngl0 State-dopendcnt system DorVlnl' tho unoraanhed boroue;h. -Include. elected .ambers of solI conservation dhtrlct boards. 'Repro,ent. the S"tate Board ot Education" which op~rates at), public schools in the Stllt~ .. cNebrask.a hll.l • unlo .. e1'll legislature. 41 Ir I ~ 1 18 GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS - Tabie-7~ Elected Officials and Members of Governing Boards of County Governments, Inside and Outside SMSA's, by State: 1977 Elected county ofticiola Total mmaborship of Exhibit: .... b.n of other ~:~~:y(~~~~~~:::Numbf'r of NWDbor AveralG nuaber per county county board. ex officio and ex officio of othor appointivo members) and county Mettbora of Itom electod liovern- Total covernine County M_b.,rl count!" I----,-----i:~:~~!l~~ mentll board,l dependent of other ofUchls Total All Avorage county .chao1 IOY•rhine otbctr Nuabor per governing ',It •• board, county boards liN !TED STATES. • 3 Oq2 62922 1~ 389 1 1100 20.7 5.1 1~.6 21 160 7.0 5 771 INSIDE SMSAIS. ~9q lq ~~~ q 012 320 2~.5 6.8 17.8 ~ 6117 9.5 1 635 OUTSIDE SMSA'S 2 qq8 ua 367 11 377 i oao 19.8 q.7 1~. 1 1~ 513 6,3 II 136 ALABAMA ••••• 67 8q~ 272 12.6 q.l 308 11.6 36 INSII'IE SHSA I S. 18 285 77 H.. 8 q., 82 11.6 5 OUTSIDE SMSAIS q9 ~60 195 11.q q.o 226 11.6 31 ALASKA ••••• 8 1311 63 q9 15 11 17.' 63 7.9 INSIDE SHSAIS. OUTSIDE SHSAIS 8 138 63 119 15 11 17.3 7.9 7.9 ARIZONA •••••• H 313 '13 270 22.11 3.1 19.3 3.1 INSIDE SHSA'S. 2 70 10 60 3~.0 5.0 30.0 10 5.0 OUTSIDE SHSA IS. 12 2q3 33 210 20.2 2.8 17.5 "' 2.8 ARKANSAS • • • • • 75 q 011 379 J 632 ~3.5 53.5 2 787" 37.2 2 787 INSIDE SHSA'S. • 10 1 19~ 50 1 1115 119.8 119.8 911 97.1 971 OUTSIDE SHSAIS • 65 2 816 329 2 q87 113.3 q3.3 1 816 27.9 1 816 CALIFORNIA •••• 57 1 735 283 310 1 lq2 30.11 5.0 25.5 283 5.0 INSIDE SMSAIS. 2q 903 120 133 650 37.6 5.0 '2.6 120 5.0 OUTSJDE SHSA'S 33 832 163 177 q92 25.2 11.9 20.' 163 q.9 COLORADO •••• 62 600 1115 q15 9.7 3.0 6.7 185 3.0 INSIDE SMSAIS. 11 118 '5 83 10.7 3.2 7.5 35 3.2 OUTSIDE SMSAIS ·1 q82 150 332 9.q 2.9 6.5 150 2.9 DELAWARE • • • • 3 110 19 21 13.3 6.' 7.0 19 6.3 INSIDE SHSAIS •• 1 U 7 7 111.0 7.0 7.0 7 7.0 OUTSIDE SHSAIS • 2 26 12 H 13.0 6.0 7.0 12 6.0 FLORIDA ••••• 66 8q6 331 7 508 12.8 5.0 7.8 331 5.0 INSIDE SMSAIS. • 23 356 116 7 23' 15.5 5.0 10.Q 116 5.0 OUTSIDE SMSAIS • q3 1190 215 275 11.11 5.0 6.'1 215 5.0 GEORGIA ••••• 158 2 Oqo 587 1 1153 12.9 3.7 9.2 589 3.7 2 INSIDE SHSAIS. 30 IIq2 130 312 lq.7 q., 10.Q OUTSIDE SHSA'S ·q57 130 11.3 128 1 5911 1 Hl 12.5 3.6 8.9 1159 3.6 2 HAWAII ••••• 3 30 25 5 10.0 8.3 1.7 INSIDE SHSA'S. 25 8.3 OUTS I DE SMSA I S 3 '0 25 S 10.0 8.3 1.7 25 8.3 IDAHO •••••• IIq 39q lql 253 8.9 5.7 1111 3.2 INSIDE SMSA'S. 1 9 3 6 9.0 3.0'.2 6.0 3 3.0 OUTSIDE SMSA'S q3 385 1'8 2~7 8.9 3.2 5.7 138 3.2 ILLINOIS •••• 102 2133 1 516 518 899 28.8 lq.9 1'.9 1 516 111.9 INSIDE SHSA'S. 23 887 523 135 229 38.6 22.7 15.8 523 22.7 OUTSIDE SMSA'S 79 2 Oq6 993 383 670 25.9 12.6 1'.' 993 12.6 INDIANA ••••• 91 1 715 2Sl 617 815 18.8 3.1 1~.7 283 3.1 INSIDE SMSA' S ••• 30 553 97 18'1 272 ra, q 3.2 15.2 97 3,2 OUTSIDE SMSAIS • 61 1 162 186 q33 Sq3 19.0 3.0 16.0 186 3.0 IOWA •••••• 99 8 7q3 q211 6 082 2 237 88.3 q.J 8Q.0 11211 Q.3 INSIDE: SMSA'S. 8 82'1 3q Sq7 2"3 103.0 II.' 98.8 ,q Q.3 OUTSIDE SHSAIS 91 7 919 390 5 535 1 99q 87.0 q.3 82.7 390 11.3 KANSAS • • • • • • 105 900 322 q5 533 8.6 3,1 5.5 322 3.1 INSiDE SMSA'S. 7 59 21 38 8.11 3.0 5.Q 21 3.0 OUTSIDE SMSA'S 98 Sql )01 1195 8.6 3.1 5.5 301 3.1 KENTUCKY • • • • • 119 l 899 51 1 8118 16.0 o.q 15.5 703 5.9 652 INSIDE SHSA'S. 16 ' 2q7 2q 223 15.q 1.5 13.9 83 5,2 59 OUTSIDE SMSA'S 103 1 652 27 1 625 16.0 0.3 15.8 620 6.0 593 LOUISIANA ••••• 62 1 63" 6"'3 9~1 26.q 10.11 16.0 6113 10. II INSIDE SMSA'S. H q36 165 271 31.1 11.8 19.Q 165 11.8 OUTSIDE SMSA'S q8 1 1911 q78 720 25.0 10.0 15.0 q78 10.0 MAINE •••••• 16 159 53 106 9.9 J.J 53 3.3 INSIDE SMSA'S. OUTSIDE SHSA'S 16 159 53 106 9.9 '.J 6.6 53 3.3 MARYLAND ••••• 23 339 111 53 175 111.7 11.8 9.9 111 11.8 INSIDE SHSA'S. 9 1~8 ~3 38 67 ~,9 5.9 OUTSIDE SHSAIS 17.6 11.7 53 lq 181 ~8 15 108 12.9 q.l 8.8 58 11.1 MASSACHUSETTS. • • 12 97 36 61 8.1 J.O 5.1 36 3.0 INSIDE SMSA'S. OUTSIDE SMSAIS 12 97 36 .- 61 8.1 J.O 5.1 36 3.0 MICHIGAN •••• 83 1 116~ 839 6 620 17.6 10.1 7.5 839 10.1 INSIDE SMSA' S. 25 ~5~ '57 6 192 22.2 lq., 7.9 OUTSIDE SHSAIS • 357 111.3 58 910 q82 112R 15.7 8.' 7.Q 1182 8.3 MINNESOTA •••• I 87 1 056 '139 31 586 12.1 5.0 7.1 1139 5.0 INSIDE SMSA'S. 15 1611 79 89 79 OUTSIDE SHSA'S 11.2 5.' 5.9 5.3 72 8811 360 31 1197 12.' 5.0 7.' 360 5.0 MISSISSIPPI ••• 82 2 3311 1110 1199 1 112~ 28.5 5.0 23.~ 1110 5.0 INSIDE SMSA'S •• 7 201 3~ 35 131 28.7 23.7 OUTSIDE SHSAIS • ~.O 35 5.0 75 2 133 37~ q611 1 2911 28.11 ~.o 23.11 375 5.0 MISSOURI •••• 1111 2 q3" 36'1 89'/ 1 173 21.3 18.2 :'J611 3.2 INSIDE SHSAIS. lq 5q 106 211.6 q.2'.2 zo,«. ~9 OUTS I DE SHSA I S 3"" 179 11.2 100 2 090 305 791 99q 20.9 '.0 17.9 30~ 3.0 see footnote' ..t end of table. 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS COUNTIES 19 . ... ,,- ., ------_._--....".._--- Table 7. Elected Officials and Members of Governing Boards of County Governments, i Inside and Outside SMSA's, by State: 1977-Continued Elected county offichls 'fotal ~tlbtH ani}, ot txh\.\!Lt county K0\,ornh1ir !\'uJl\!l\)r,"It lioabers of otber Number borra-da \includlnt:' 0'( \lUh \1,) \ county boards Average mUD.berper county of 0'( oU1~lQ and. oml i othor ItelIl county Members 01 1----,----1 appotl1tive ~'I!Ihou ni\p~'I1nUvo elcctod govern .. Total governlnir County county Me;noora 1---- -r----.., I- !;>(\tlbt3r. \)1 eenee boafds1 dependent Other o.(ticiols of All Avorl11l4 ~ount.,. Behoul govorning other t\'umber I)~r g\)vt)l'nlng ayatetQ8 bOolrd. CO"nt~· bOilrd. MONTANA. • • • • • • 56 729 168 561 13.0 3,0 10.0 168 INSIDE SMSAIS •• 2 32 6 26 16.0 3.0 1::1.0 6 OUTSIDE SMSAIS • 5~ 697 162 535 12.9 3.0 9.9 162 NE8RASKA • • •• • ••• 93 1 062 ~01 661 11.'1 '1.3 7.1 40~ INSIDE SMSAIS. • ~ ~5 11 3'1 11.3 2.8 8.5 11 OUTSIDE SMSAIS ••• 89 1 017 390 627 11.'1 'I.~ 7,0 390 NEVADA ••••••• 16 268 62 '19 157 16.8 3.9 12.9 3.9 INSIDE SHSAIS •• 2 53 18 35 26.5 9.0 17.5 9.0 OUTSIDE SMSAIS 1~ 215 ~'I 122 15.4 3.1 12.2 3.1 NEW HAMPSHIRE. • • • 10 85 :55 50 8.5 3.5 5.0 ).5 INSIDE SMSAIS. OUTS I!)" ~MSA I S 10 85 35 50 8.5 3.5 5.0 35 3.5 NEW JERSEY ••• 21 203 135 68 9.7 6.4 135 6.4 INSIDE SHSAIS. 17 175 119 56 7.0 119 OUTSIDE SMSA' S 10.3 7.0 'I 28 16 12 7.0 4.0 16 4.0 NEW MEXICO • • • 32 3'11 102 239 10.7 3.2 102 3.2 INSIDE SMSAIS. 2 26 8 18 13.0 4.0 6 OUTSIDE SHSAIS 4.0 30 315 9'1 221 10.5 3.1 94 3.1 NEW YORI( • • • • 57 1 646 1 069 577 28.9 18.8 INSIDt:: SHSAIS •• 10.1 1 069 18.0 26 811 518 293 31.1 19.9 518 19,9 OUTSIDE SMSA'S • 11.1 31 835 551 264 21.0 17.8 9.3 551 17.8 NORTH CAROLINA • 100 1 63!S '185 779 371 16.3 11.5 INSIDE SHSAIS. 4.8 465 'I.e 19 337 97 170 70 17.7 Sol 12.6 97 5.1 OUTSIDE SHSAIS 81 1 298 388 609 301 16.0 4.8 11.2 388 '1.8 NORTH DAKOTA • • 53 660 219 'I'll 12.5 '1.1 8.3 219 INSIDE S.ISAIS ••• 4.1 1 13 5 8 13.0 5.0 8.0 5 5.0 OUTSIDE SMSAIS •• 52 6'17 2H 'I3J 12.~ ~.1 8.3 2111 4.1 OHIO. • • • •• •• 88 1 702 26~ '127 1 011 19.3 3.0 16.3 ~6Q 3.0 INSIDE SMSAIS •• 39 836 117 197 522 21.~ 3.0 18.'1 117 3.0 OUTSIDE SMSAIS '19 866 H7 230 '169 17.7 3.0 1'1.7 147 3.0 OKLAHOMA. • •• • 77 732 231 501 3.0 6.5 231 INSIDE SHSAIS. • ".5 3.0 1'1 136 42 94 9.7 3.0 6.7 112 3.0 OUTSIUE SMSAIS •• 63 596 189 Q07 9.5 3.0 6.5 189 3.0 1 OREGON •••••• . .. 36 39!5 11'1 281 11.0 3.2 7.8 127 ::1.5 13 INSIDE SHSAIS, • .. 6 79 22 57 13.2 3.7 9.5 22 3.7 OUTSIDE SHSAIS • 30 316 92 22'1 10.5 3.1 7.5 105 3.5 PENNSYLVANIA ••• 66 922 195 727 1~.0 3.0 11.0 195 3.0 INSIDE SHSAIS •• 27 379 78 301 1'1.0 2.9 11.1 78 2.9 OUTSIDE SMSAIS •• 39 !5~J 117 426 13.9 3.0 10.9 117 3.0 SOUTH CAROLINA • 46 615 290 18 307 13.4 6.3 7.1 297 6.5 7 INSIDE SHSA'S. 9 147 77 7 63 16.3 8.6 7.8 84 9.3 7 OUTSIDE SHSAIS 37 468. 213 11 ~44 12.7 5.8 6.9 2D 5.8 SOUTH DAKOTA • • • • 6'1 656 ~81 375 10.2 'I.lI 5.9 281 INSIDE ~MSAIS •••• 1 11 5 6 11.0 5.0 6.0 5 OUTSIDE SHSA'S • 63 6'15 276 .369 10.2 q.~ 5.9 276 TENNESSEE ••••• 9'1 II 12'1 32 519 57 3 !l16 43.9 0.3 ~ 024 1 99? INSIDE SHSAIS. 22 1 125 5 112 21 987 51.1 0.2 546 541 OUTSIDE SHSAIS 72 2 999 27 ~07 :!~ 2 529 ~1. 7 O.~ 1 478 1 4~1 TEXAS •••••• 25'1 5 119 1 020 622 JII77 20.2 '1.0 16.1 1 274 25Q INSIDE SHSAIS •• 52 1 2'18 209 120 919 2'1.0 ~.O 20.0 261 52 OUTSIDe S,ISAIS 202 3 871 811 502 2 558 19.2 4.0 15.1 1 01:5 20a r- UTAH • • • • • • • 29 372 9~ 276 12.8 3.2 9.6 94 INSIDE SHSAIS ••••• 5 88 15 73 17.6 3.0 14.6 15 1 OUTSIDE SHSA' S 2'1 264 79 ~05 11.6 3.3 8.5 79 i VERMONT! i OUTSIDE SHSAIS 1'1 8\1 89 6.4 6.4 28 ?O 28 VIRGINIA •• , • 95 958 498 '160 10.1 5.2 4.6 496 5.2 INSIDE SIISA'S. 2'1 241 129 112 10.0 5.4 4.7 129 5.4 t OUTSIDE ~'!SA IS • 71 717 369 3'1e 10.1 5.2 4.9 369 5.2 WASHINGTON • • • • • 39 '1611 12'1 3'111 12.0 3.2 8.8 124 3.2 I INSIDE SMSA'S ••• 8 125 30 95 15.6 3.8 11,9 30 .3.8 j OUTSIDE SMSA'S •• 31 3'13 9'1 2'19 11.1 J.O 8.0 94 3.0 i ,I WEST VIRGINIA.. •• 55 63'1 169 'I6!5 11.5 169 .3.1 INSIDE SI4SA'S ••• 10 121 27 9'1 12.1 27 2.7 I OUTSIDE SHSAIS •• ~5 513 1112 371 11.'1 142 .3.2 WISCONSIN. • • • 72 2 539 1 892 6'17 35.3 1 892 26.3 INSIDE SHSA'S. 16 703 529 17'1 113.9 529 3.3.1 OUTSIDE SMSA'S 56 1 836 1 363 'I7J 32.8 1 .363 24.3 WYOMING, OUTS IDa SMSAIS 23 268 69 199 11.7 3.0 8.7 69 ::1.0 20 GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS Tab"le8. Elected Officials of Municipalities, Inside and Outside SMSA's, by State: 1977 e:lected municipal officials Neebe rs ()£ Other municipal Average. number per municipaUty Number of boards Other Item Members of JDunicipalities elected Total governing Municipally boards municipal Members of dependent Other officials Total governing All other schoc l systems boards UNITED STATES. : 18 862 134 017 99 99~ 1 228 3 051 29 745 7.1 5.3 1.8 INSIDE SHSA'S. ~ 4q4 51 832 37 027 737 2 036 12 032 8.0 5.8 2.3 OUTSIDE SHSA'S 12 418 82 185 62966 491 1 015 17 713 6.6 5.1 1.6 ALABAMA ••••• 2 504 2 065 439 6.0 q.9 1.1 INSIDE SHSA'S. 883 729 154 6.0 '1.9 1.0 OUTSIDE SHSA'S 1 621 1 336 285 6.0 4.9 I. I ALASKA • • • • • 1 0~2 699 119 55 159 7.3 q.9 2.4 INSIDE SHSA'S. 22 11 7 3 1 15.0 11.0 4.0 OUTSIDE SHSA'S 1 010 688 112 52 158 7.2 '1.9 2.3 ARIZONA ••••• 463 418 45 6.6 6.0 0.6 INSIDE SHSA'S. 156 lq3 13 7.1 6.5 0.6 OUTSIDE SHSA'S 307 275 32 6. q 5.7 0.7 ARKANSAS • • • • 467 4 007 2 59~ 1 415 8.6 3.0 INSIDE SHSA'S. 82 731 qB3 2118 8.9 3.0 OUTSIDE SHSA' S • 385 3 276 2 109 1 167 8.5 3.0 CAL 1FORNIA • • • 413 2 703 2 180 '6 '187 6.5 5.3 1.3 INSIDE SHSA'S. 324 2 l,q 1 725 '6 373 6.6 5.3 1.3 OUTSIDE SHSA'S 89 569 q55 11Q 6.4 5.1 1.' COLORADO • • • • 262 1 966 1 6ql 11 '1'1 7.5 1.2 INSIDE SHSA'S. 87 686 574 5 107 7.9 1.3 OUTSIDE SHSA'S 175 1 280 1 067 6 207 7.3 1.2 CONNECTICUT ••• 33 820 4H 158 67 lei 12.5 12.) INSIDE SHSA'S. 18 558 275 1~3 q2 108 15.3 15.7 OUTSIDE SHSA'S 15 262 139 25 25 73 9.3 8.2 DELAWARE • • • • 55 384 JJ4 50 7.0 6.1 0.9 INSIDE SMSA'S. 12 130 lOS 25 10.8 8.6 2.1 OUTSIDE SHSA'S q3 254 229 25 5.9 5.3 0.6 DISTRICT OF COLUHBIA: INSIDE SMSA'S. 1 369 13 11 '3411 1 369.0 13.0 356.0 FLORIDA. • • • • • 389 2 289 1 951 20 318 5.9 5.0 0.9 INSIDE SMSA' S. 2,q 1 383 1 187 15 181 5.9 5.1 0.6 OUTSIDE SHSA'S 155 906 76q 5 137 5.8 4.9 0.9 GEORGIA ••••• 5'0 3 218 2 667 lq 537 1>.1 5.0 1.0 INSIDE SHSA'S •• 116 780 650 130 6.7 5.6 1.1 OUTSIDE SHSA'S qlq 2 4J8 2 017 1~ '107 5.9 '1.9 1.0 HAWAII ••••• . 1 10 9 1 10.0 9.0 1.0 INSIDE SMSA'S. 1 10 9 1 10.0 9.0 OUTSIDE SMSA'S . . 1.0 IDAHO •••••• 199 1 071 871 166 5.q '1.4 1.0 INSIDE SMSA'S •• 5 37 )2 5 7.q 6.4 1.0 OUTSIDE SMSA'S 194 1 03Q 8'9 3Q 161 5.' '1.3 1.0 ILLINOIS •••• 1 274 120H 8 050 896 3 068 9.'1 6.3 3.1 INSIDE SMSA'S. 522 5 q86 3 q7q 661 1 351 10.5 6.7 3.9 OUTSIDE SMSA'S 752 6 528 q 576 235 1 717 8.7 601 2.6 INDIANA ••••• 563 3 054 2 27J 76q 5.4 1. II INSIDE SMSA'S. 226 1 307 974 333 5.8 1.5 OUTSIDE SMSA'S 337 1 747 1 296 q51 5.2 1.3 IOWA. 955 5 058 q 729 329 5.3 0.3 INSIDE SMSA'S. 123 664 605 59 5.4 0.5 OUTSIDE SHSA'S 832 4 ~94 q 12q 270 5.~ 0.3 KANSAS ••••• 625 ~213 3 128 85 5.1 5.0 0.1 INSIDE SMSA'S. 75 1120 q17 3 5.6 5.6 IZI OUTSIDE SHSA'S 550 2 793 2 711 82 5.1 4.9 0.2 KENTUCKY ••••• 405 2 817 2 294 52' 7.0 5.7 1.3 INSIDE SHOA'S. 155 1 065 873 192 6.9 5.6 1.2 OUTSIDE SHSA'S 250 1 752 1 '121 "1 7.0 5.7 1.3 LOUISI~·.A •••• '00 1 905 1 268 637 6.4 q.2 2.1 INSIDE SHSA'S. 89 606 '81 225 6.8 q., 2.5 OUTSIDE SMSA'S 211 1 299 887 412 6.2 4.2 2.0 MAINE •••••• 24 274 160 95 19 11.4 6.7 4.8 INSIDE SHSA'S. 6 88 42 39 7 14.7 7.0 7.7 OUTSIDE SHSA'S In 186 118 56 12 10.3 6.6 3.8 MARYLAND •••• 151 854 721 D~ 5.7 '1.8 0.'1 INSIDE SMSA'S •• 65 414 351 6~ 6.4 5.q 1.0 OUTSIDE SHSA'S 86 4qO 370 70 5.1 q.3 0.6 MASSACHUSETTS. • ,Q 821 '150 67 21.1 11.5 9.5 INSIDE SHSA'S. 7H 390 '9 61 OUTSIDE SMSA'S 39 21.6 11.6 9.6 "6 107 60 6 17.8 10.0 7.8 MICHIGAN •••• 531 4 5q8 , 110 62 1 376 8.6 5.9 2.7 INSIDE SI1SA'S. 274 2 '01 1 6'1 56 61q OUTSIDE SHSA'S 8.4 6.0 2.5 257 2 247 1 '179 6 762 8.7 5.8 3.0 HINNESOTA •••• 855 4 145 3 387 758 q.9 0.9 INSIDE SMSA'S. 2q6 1 228 1 009 219 OUTSIDE SHSA'S 5.0 0.9 609 2917 2 '78 539 '1.8 0.9 MISSISSIPPI ••• 283 1 770 1 378 ~92 1.'1 INSIDE SHSA'S •• 28 164 6.' OUTSIDE SHSA'S •• 1'1 33 5.9 1.2 255 1 606 1 247 359 1.4 See -reeeeeeee at end of table. 6.' 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS MUNICIPALITIES 21 Table 8. Elected Officials of Municepalities. Inside and Outside SMSA's, by State: 1977--continued Elected rlunicipal officials tle.bera of othor auniclpal NUJlber of boarda Item Hetlobeu of Oth~r municipalities Total gcverning elected boards MuniCipally llIunicipal Members. of dependent Other of[lctals Total B()\lct'nins ------+------~----~------_r------~----_r------~-----~------~----.-chool .yste.. boarda MISSOURI •••••• 916 6 1159 'I 751 1 70e 7.1 INSIDE SMSA'S. 2112 1 82~ 1 389 U32 7.5 OUTSIDE SMS"'S • 6711 II 63V 3 362 1 276 6.9 MONTANA••••••• 1~'~ 860 638 222 6.8 5.1 INSIDE SMSA'S •• 7 50 38 12 OUTSIDE SMSA'S 7.1 5.11 119 810 600 210 6.6 5.0 NfilRASKA •••• I 5311 2 831 2 655 176 5.:1 5.0 INSIDE SMSA'S. 30 188 159 OUTSIDE SMSA' S ~ .. 1~~ 6.3 5.3 !l04 2 6113 2 1196 5.2 5.0 NEVADA ••••• 17 105 711 31 6.2 11.11 1.8 INSIDE SMSA'S. 6 113 32 11 OUTSIDE SMSA'S 7.2 5.3 1.6 11 62 112 20 5.6 3.8 1.8 NEW i-!AHPSHIRE••• 13 261 1117 7J 26 15 20.1 11.3 8.8 INSIDE SMSA'S. :! 59 28 21 II 2 OUTSIDE SMSA'S •• 29.5 111.0 15.5 11 202 119 52 18 13 1&.11 10.8 7.5 NEW JERSEY ••• 335 2511 1 9115 566 7.5 5.8 1.7 INSIDE SMSA'S. 283 2 111~ 1 670 1175 7.6 1.1 OUTSIDE SMSA'S •• 5.9 52 366 275 91 7.0 5.3 1.8 NEW MEXICO ••• 93 613 1130 183 6.6 ~.O INSIDE SMSA'S. 8 58 38 20 7.3 11.811.61 2.5 OUTSIDE SMSA'S 8~ 555 392 163 6.5 11.6 1.9 NEW VORK • • • • 618 II 292 2 723 23 300 1 2116 6.9 11.11 INSIDE SMSA'S •• 353 2 716 1 625 23 '292 776 1.7 11.6 OUTSIDE SMSA'S •• ',' 265 1 576 1 098 8 ~70 6.0 11.1 NORTH CAROLINA • 1172 2 6911 2 269 1125 5.7 11.8 0.9 INSIDE SMSA'S ••• 106 628 5113 85 5.9 OUTSIDE SMSA'S 5.1 0.8 366 2 066 1 726 3110 5.6 11.7 0.9 NORTH DAKOTA •• 361 2 2118 1 689 115 5111 6.2 11.7 INSIDE SMSA'S ••• 20 132 93 5 311 6.6 11.7 OUTSIDE 5MSA'S 3111 2 116 1 596 110 1180 6.2 11.7 OHIO ••••••• 935 9 135 5 886 986 2 263 9.8 6.3 INSIDE SMSA'S. 528 5 121 3 3911 ueu 1 2U3 9.7 6.11 OUTSIDE SMSA' S 1107 4 0111 2 1192 502 1 020 9.9 6.1 OKLAHOMA • • •• • 567 3 563 21lit 1 092 6.:1 11.11 1.9 INSIDE SMSA'S ••• 151 996 7111 282 6.6 11.7 1.9 OUTSIDE SMSA'S 1116 2 567 1 757 810 6.2 11.2 2.0 OREGON •••••• 239 1 582 1 312 270 6.6 5.5 1.1 INSIDE SMSA' S. 65 1112 3511 56 6.3 5.'1 0,9 I OUTSiDE SMSA'S 1711 1 170 958 212 6.1 5.5 1.2 I PENNSyLVANIA.. • 1 015 11 108 7 206 10 3892 10.9 101 3.6 INS {DE SMSA'S ••• 635 7 116 II 5110 8 2 568 H.2 7.1 11.1 OUTSIDE SMSA' S • • 380 3992 2 666 2 1 3211 10.5 7.0 ).5 RHODE ISLAND • • • • 8 136 78 52 6 17.0 9.6 INSIDE SMSA' S. 7 129 71 52 6 18.11 10.1 1 OUTSIDE SMSA'S 1 7 7 I 7.0 7.0 SOUTH CAROLINA • • 2611 1 5811 1 286 27 271 6.0 1.1 INSIDE SMSA'S •• 78 501 1110 12 79 6.11 1.2 OUTSIDE SMSA'S •• .ji 186 1 083 876 15 192 5.8 1.1 t SOUTH DAKOTA ••• 311 1 522 1 310 , 152 11.9 0.5 I INSIDE SMSA'5 •• ..· 10 56 119 - 7 5.6 0.7 OUTSIDE SMSA'S •• 301 1 1166 1 321 1115 11.9 0.5 TENNESSEE••••• 326 2 1811 1 682 103 30 369 6.7 5.2 1.5 INSIDE SHSA'S. 98 699 532 52 8 107 7.1 5.11 1.7 OUTSIDE SMSA'S • 228 1 1185 1 150 51 22 262 6.5 5.0 1.5 TEXAS. • • • • • • 1 066 6 2111 5 002 17 1 222 5.9 INSIDE SHSA'S. 4911 2 9611 2 369 9 566 6.0 OUTSIDE SMSA'S ~72 3 217 2 613 8 656 5.7 UTAH • • • • • • • • 216 1 209 971 238 I INSIDE SHSA' S. • ·... 59 3111 277 .. " .. OUTSIDE SMSA'S • ·.. 157 862 6911 1~~1 VERMONT: OUTSIDE SMSA'S 57 500 262 3 '23,1 a.e VIRGINIA •••••• 229 1 712 1 359 353 7.5 5.9 INSIDE SMSA' S. • • 57 '110 31111 122 8.2 6.1 OUTSIDE SMSA'S •• 172 1 2112 1 all 231 7.2 5.9 WASHINGTON • • • • • 265 1 11311 1 505 :l)J 6.9 5.7 INSIDE SMSA' S. • 105 7113 620 123 7.1 5.9 OUTSIDE SMSA'S ••• 160 1 095 11115 UO 6.8 5.5 WEST VIRGINIA. • •• • ••• 227 1 6117 • 252 17 11111 5.5 INSIDE SMSA'S •••••• 1111 '104 307 9 8B 6.11 OUTSIDE SMU'S •••• 179 1 283 9'1' 8 330 5.3 WISCONSIN. • • • • • 516 5 350 3 8110 329 12 1 169 9.3 INSIDE SMSA' S. • • 159 1 698 1 193 115 330 10.7 OUTSIDE SMSA'S ••• ..· ... 411 3 652 2 6117 1511 12 839 8.8 WYOMING: OUTSID~ SMSA'S •• 90 391 92 1.0 .. Represents zero or round. to aero. lRepresent8 members of advhotl' nellhborhood r.~i .. lon •• 'Includes 288 ae.bers of Nev York City co.-unlty Ichool district boU'dsJ sea Uble. 11, 22 GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS Table 9. Elected Officials of Township Governments, Inside and Outside SMSA's, by State: 1977 ------~------~------.,------Elected township offic1als t&embers of oth.,r township NUllber ot Average number per township boa:-da Other town.hip Member. er elected loverllMnU Total governing l'own.htp board. dependtnt township Merubers of Other ott1ch.ls Total governing All 'cboct other systems bo.rds UNITED ~T4TES ••• 16 822 118 96~ " 3711 3 169 18 771 59 652 7.1 2.2 INSIDE SMSA'S. II o:n " 119'.' 10 397 I 7Ul 7 '19 111 Oq2 8.' 2.6 OUTSIDE SMSA'S • 12 191 85 1167 26 977 1 U2B 11 q52 U5 610 6.7 2.1 r.ONNECTICUT •••• "17 686 1 0~6 2 563 1 222 37.0 11.6 INSIDE SMSA'S •• 1;;I 3 6113 506 7111 1 776 660 39.2 5.11 ~UTSIOE SMSA' S 56 1 874 180 3'15 787 562 33.5 3.2 ILLINOIS •••• 1 1136 12 1163 6 665 5 798 8.7 8.7 INSIDE 5M5A'5. 1111 , 709 1 979 1 730 6.9 8.9 OUTSIDE SMSA'S 1 019 8 7511 II 686 q 068 8.6 8.6 INDIANA •••••• 1 008 II 150 2 996 I 1511 '1.1 '1.1 INSIDE SMSA'5 ••• '116 1 116~ 1 027 11'7 II.:! 11.2 OUTSIDE 5MSA'S • b62 2 686 1 969 717 11.1 4. I KANSAS • • • • • 1 11119 II 3117 q 3U7 '.0 3.0 INSIDE SMS4'S ••• 107 321 '21 '.0 3.0 OUTSIDE SMSA' 5 1 3112 u 026 II 026 '.0 3.0 MAINE •••••• 1175 3 860 1 685 606 236 1 333 8.1 3.5 '1.6 INS!DE SM5A'5. 10 138 66 '17 5 20 13.8 6.6 7.2 OUTSIDE 5MSA'S • 1165 3 722 1 619 559 231 1 313 8.0 3.5 '1.5 MASSACHUSETTS •• 312 8 626 1 1211 I 356 3 926 2 220 27.7 3.6 2Q.0 INSIDE 5M!A'S •• 168 U 919 632 862 2 295 1 130 29.3 '.7 25.5 OUTSIDE SMSA' 5 11111 , 707 1192 • U9q 1 631 I 090 25.7 '.U 22.3 MICHIGAN •••• 1 2115 8 356 2 693 5 663 6.7 2.2 INSIDE SHU'S. 1133 3 094 1 0'16 2 DUB 7.1 2.'1 OUTSIDE SMSA'S • 812 5 262 1 6117 3 615 6.11 2.0 MINNESOTA. • • • 1 792 10 260 5 653 4 607 5.7 3.2 2.6 It~5IDE SMSA' S. 257 1 5118 8112 706 6.0 3.3 2.8 OUTSIDE 5MSA'S 1 535 8 712 II 811 3 901 5.7 3.1 2.5 MISSOURI •••• 326 1 6'0 657 5.0 2.0 3.CI INSIDE SIISA'S. OUTSIDE 5MSA'S 657 9'" 5.0 2.0 '.0 NEBRASK4 • • • • 19 I 4011 3.0 3.0 INSIDE SHSA'S. OUTSIDE SHSA'S • 471 1 U23 19 I 4011 3.0 3.0 NEW HAMPSHIRE. • • 221 3 830 675 2 0'15 1 110 17.3 111.3 INSIDE SMSA'S •• 1'< 371 59 218 9'1 19.5 16.'1 OUTSIDE SHSA'S • 201< 3 1159 616 1 827 1 016 17.1 H.I NEW JERSEY ••• 232 1 555 1 083 9 1163 6.7 '1.7 2.0 INS:DE SHSA'S. 185 1 263 899 9 '55 6.8 11.9 2.0 OUTSIDE SHSA'! 117 292 1811 108 6.2 3.9 2.3 NEW YORK • • • • 9,0 8 153 2 215 ss 5 90~ 8.8 2.11 6.11 INSIDE SIISA'S. 371 , 263 1 0011 10 2 2U9 8.8 2.7 6.1 OUTSIDE SMSA'S 559 II 890 1 211 25 3 6511 8.7 2.2 6.6 NORTH DAKOTA • , 1 '60 10 '21 II 080 6 2111 7.6 3.0 '1.6 INSIDE SHSA'S. 50 '86 150 2'6 7.7 3.0 4.7 OUTSIDE 5H5A'S 1 310 9 9j5 3 930 6 005 7.6 3.0 Q.6 OHIO •••••• I 319 5 276 3 967 I 30') q.o 3.0 1.0 INSIDE SHSA'S •• 5q9 2 196 1 651 5115 U.O 3.0 1.0 OUTSIDE 5HSA'S 770 , 080 2 316 7611 4.0 '.0 1.0 PENNSYLVANIA •• 1 5119 10 562 5 079 5 1183 6.8 3.1 3.5 INSIDE SIISA'5. 7118 5 162 2 639 2 523 OUTSIDE SHSA'5 6.9 3.5 3.11 801 5 1100 2 11'10 2 960 6.7 3.0 3.'1 RHODE ISLAND • • 31 IIU6 170 161 117 111.5 5.5 9.0 INSIDE SIISA'S. 22 :Hl 121 131 59 IQ.l OUTSIDE SHSA'S 5.5 8.6 9 137 '19 30 58 15.2 5.11 9.8 SOUTH DAKOTA •• 1 010 5 051 3 026 8 2017 5.0 3.0 2.0 INSIDE SMSA'S. 211 120 72 '18 3.(\ OUTSIDE SIISA'S • 5.0 2.0 986 'I 931 2 9511 8 1 969 5.0 3.0 2.0 VERHONT OUTSID~ SMSA'5 II 91111 819 269 3 856 20.9 ~.5 17.11 WISCONSIN •••• 8 194 , 762 II 1132 6.5 3.0 3.5 INSIDE SHSA'S. 1 591' 710 881 3,8 ~'!TSIDE S115A'5 6.9 3.1 6 60' 3 052 3 551 6.11 2.9 3. II 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS TOWNSHIPS 23 Table 10. Elected Officials and Member's of Governing Boards of Schooi Districts, Inside and Outside SMSA's, by State: 1977 Elected .ehool dbtr1ct officiala Total IHClborahlp o( dht.rJtt board. \includlnr non"lec~od EJ.h1.b1t NUber of ",verace number pttr district Jtembera) ~\JQbur f)t Item achool .tlistrlct ~-----r-----l-----..,----,-...- nonltlactfld districts Total board Othor District A\Grlbe rnelllMfa oC met'llben '?hl bOlll'd Tohl :;J8)'· dlotrl~t ______~-----~-----~-----+_----_+,-----~--o-nl~f--.~-----1--~-I-.-tt-l.-t---~-~o:~-- UNITED STATES •• 1~ 17q 87 062 86 ')2q 7)8 5.7 5.7 90 162 6.0 JNSIDor SHSAIS ••••• 5 220 '2 350 32 217 6.2 337}1 ~.~ OUTSIbE SHSA'S •• 9 95q 5q 712 5q 107 605'" 5.!> 56 431 5.7 ALABAHA. • • • • • • 127 391 352 39 INSIDE SHSA'S. • (,55 q5 110 99 11 236 OUTSIDE SHSAIS ••• 82 281 253 28 419 ARIZONA. • • • • • 2,0 9~" 955 967 INSIDE SMSAIS ••• 313 313 321 OUTSIDE SHSAIS • 157" 6q2 6q2 6q6 I.~KANSAS •••• 380 2 036 2 0'6 5.q 2072 J6 INSIDE SHSA'S. ·. 60 ;"0 5.5 OUTSIDE SMSA I S ·. '111 11 320 1 "0706 1 70,\ 5.3 1 731 ~5 CALI~ORNIA • • • • I 109 5 392 5 '82 5 ~70 INSIDE SMSA'S. 70q 4.9 88 3 476 , q76 , 536 5.0 60 OUTSIDE SMSA'S • q05 1 906 1 906 1 93q u.e 28 COLOR~DO •••• 185 1 022 1 022 5.~ 1 0'1 5.6 9 INSIDE SHSA'S •• ·. 55 296 296 5.4 302 6 UUTSIDE SMSA'S ·. 5.5 ·. 130 726 726 5.6 729 5.6 3 CONNECTICUT •••• 16 125 125 7.8 136 8.5 1l INSIDE SMSA'S •• 7 59 59 8.q 59 8.11 OUTSIDE SMSA' S 9 66 66 7.3 77 8.6 11 DELAWARE ••••• 25 115 115 4.6 143 5.7 28 INSIDE SMSA'S •• 12 50 50 4.2 611 5.3 111 OUTSIDE SMSA'S • 13 65 65 5.0 79 6.1 111 FLORIDA. • • • • • 95 1101 351 50 I 4.2 3.7 534 5.6 le, INSIDE SMSA'S •• qO 148 136 12 3.7 3.q 2110 6.0 1011 OUTSIDE SHsA'S •• 55 253 215 38 11.6 3.9 294 5.' 79 II • 820 GEORGIA ••••• 188 726 9q q.8 3.9 1 129 6.0 1103 INSIDE SHSA' S. • J7 177 166 11 «.8 11.5 2q9 6.7 83 OUTSIDE SHSA'S •• 1!il 643 !!f>0 83 11.3 3.7 8BO 5.8 no IDAHO •••••• 117 565 565 11.8 580 5.Q 15 INSIDE SMSA'S. 3 17 17 5.7 17 5.7 OUTSIDE SMSA' S 1111 5q8 5q8 4.8 q.8~:~I 563 11.9 15 II-LINOIS ••••• 1 063 7 316 7 316 6.9 6.9 7 437 7.0 121 INSIDE SMSA' S. • • 528 ) 639 3 6'9 6.9 6.9 :) 711. 7.0 7' OUTSIDE SMSA'S 5'5 , 677 3 677 6.9 6.9 3 125 7.0 1111 INDIANA ••••• '07 1 245 1 228 17 11.1 q.O 1 590 5.2 )62 INSIDE StlSA'S •• 130 506 q90 16 3.9 '.8 631 4.9 1111 OUTSIDE SMSA'S 177 739 "8 1 11.1 Q.l 959 5.q 221 IOWA ••••••• q6q 2 512 2 q93 19 5.11 5.11 2 q93 5.q INSIDE SMSA'S •• 57 3q6 3q4 ~ 6.1 6.0 344 6.0 OUTSIDE SMSA'S •• · . 407 2 166 2 149 17 5.3 5.3 2 149 5.3 KANSAS ••••••• '27 2, 2ql 2 2ql 6.9 6.9 2 307 7.1 66 INSIDE SMSA'S. 329 119 '29 6.7 0.7 "Iq 7.0 15 OUTSIDE SHSA'S 278 1 912 1 912 6.9 6.9 1 963 7.1 51 KENTUCKY • • • • 181 9~0 910 5.0 5.0 917 5.1 7 INSIDE SHSA'S, 35 177 177 5.1 5.1 177 5.1 OUTSIDE SMSA'S • 1116 733 733 5.0 !i.0 7110 !S.1 LOUISIANA. • • • 66 681 681 10.3 10.3 681 10.3 INSIDE SMSA'S. · . 17 175 175 10.3 10.3 175 10.' OUTSIDE SMSA'S ·. 119 ·. 506 506 10.3 10.' 506 10.3 MAINE ••••••• 86 963 963 11.2 11. 2 968 11.1 INSIDE SMSA'S •• , 2 13 13 6.5 ~. 5 13 6.5 OUTSIDE SMSA'S •• all 950 950 11.3 11.3 955 11. " MASSACHUSETTS. • • • 75 523 523 7.0 7.0 6'0 8.11 INSIDE SMSA'S •• 2'1 171 171 7.1 7.1 198 8.3 OUTSlDE SHSA' S 51 352 '52 6.9 6.9 1132 8.5 MICHIG~N • • • • • • 606 q 095 q 057 38 6.8 6.7 6.7 INSIDE SHSA'S •• '17 2 169 2 Dq 35 6.8 6.7 6.~ OUTSIDE SHSAIS 289 1 926 1 923 3 6.7 6.7 I 6.7 MINNESOTA. • • • 'IIiD 2 776 2 776 6.3 6.3 2 878 6.5 10 INSIDE SHSA'S ••• 106 677 677 6.11 6.Q 708 6.7 J OUTSIDE SMSA'S •• 334 2 099 2 099 6.3 6.3 2 170 6.5 7 HISSH~SIPPI ••• 166 615 56' 52 3.7 3.11 1 052 6.' q89 INSIDE SMSII'S ••• 20 52 q6 6 2.6 2.3 D2 6.6 86 OUTSIDE SHSAIS 1116 56' 517 q6 :l.9 3.5 920 6.3 1103 MISc\t'UJRJ •••••• 57q , qq7 , qq7 .' 6.0 6.0 3587 6.2 1110 !NSIDi: SMSAIS ••• · 127 776 776 6.1 6.1 798 6.3 22 . qq7 OUTSIIlE SMSA IS • ·... " 2 671 2 671 6.0 6.0 2 789 6.2 118 MONTANA. • • • • • q65 1 867 1 867 q.o q.O 1937 11.2 70 INSIDE SHSA'S ••• 29 123 123 u.a q.2 126 q.3 , OUTSIDE SMSAIS •• q'6 1 7qq 1 7qq q.O q,O 1 811 4.2 67 NEBRASKA •••• 1,195 q 629 '.9 '.9 q "3 4.0 1011 INSIDE SHSA'S. q5 q ~~~ I 217 11.8 q,8 22' 5.0 6 OUTSIDE SHSA'S 1 150 q q12 q q12 I 3.8 3.8 q 510 q.O 98 See tootnote at end of t.ble~ 24 GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS 1 ,,:, Table 10. Elected Officials and Members of Governing Boards of School Districts, Inside and Outside SMSA's, by State: 1977-Continued Elected school district officials Total member-amp of district boards ~includlng nonelected Number of Average number per district membersJ Item pchoo! District districts Total board Other District Average members Total bOBrd Total per only district NEVADA ••••••• 17 107 107 6.3 6.3 107 6.3 INSIDE SMSAIS. 2 lQ 1~ 7.0 7.0 iu 7.0 OUTSIDE SMSA I S 15 93 93 6.2 6.2 93 6.2 NEW HAMPSHIRE •• 159 1 02q 697 327 q.q 706 9 INSIDE SMSA'S •• 17 73 37 q.3 73 OUTSIDE SMSA IS. H2 91q110 I 62q 290 q.q 633 9 NEW JERSEY ••• 5Qq Q Q25 Q Q25 8.1 8.1 Q Q96 8.2 71 INSIDE SMSAIS. ~~~ 3 693 3 693 B.3 8.3 3 75ij R.5 61 OUTSIDE SMSA I 5 • 105 732 732 7.0 7.0 7Q2 7.1 10 NEW MEXICO ••• 88 5.1 5.1 q50 5.1 INSIDE SHSA I S. q 6.0 6.0 24 6.0 OUTSIDE SHSA I S 8~ 5.1 5.1 q26 5.1 NEW YORK •••• 7~0 ~ 858 ~ 858 6.6 6.6 q9H ~. 0 i 56 INSIDE SMSA I S. Q38 2 866 2 866 6.5 6.5 2 922 6.7 56 OUTSIDE SHSA I S 302 1 992 1 992 6.6 6.6 1 992 6.6 I NORTH DAKOTA •• 3Q6 1 673 1 673 q.8 Q.B 1 673 INSIDE SHSAIS. 13 75 75 5.8 5.8 75 OUTSIDE SMSA I S 333 1 598 1 598 q.8 q.8 1 598 OHIO •••••• 631 3 083 3 083 ~.9 Q.9 3 220 5.1 137 INSIQE SMSAIS. 389 1 893 1 893 Q.9 Q.9 2 OOQ 5.2 111 OUTSIDE SHSA I S 2Q2 1 190 1 190 5.0 5.0 1 216 5.0 26 OKLAHOMA •••• 625 2 809 2 809 4.5 ~.5 2 1lQ9 Q.5 i 40 INSIDE SHSAIS. 169 7~1 7~1 Q.Q II.~ 753 ~.5 12 OUTSIDE SHSAIS ~56 2 068 2 068 Q.5 11.5 2 096 tl.1) t 28 OREGON ••••• 375 2 111 2 099 12 5.6 5.6 ? 169 70 INSIDE SHSAIS •• 120 66~ 66Q 5.5 5.5 6'17 ~ ... 1 23 OUTSIDE SMSA I S 255 1 ~Q7 1 Q35 12 5.7 5.6 1 ~82 47 PENNSYLVANIA •• 581 5 162 ~ 162 5 Q23 8.9 8.91 9.3 261 INSIDE SHSA'S. 397 3 ~96 3 Q96 8.8 B.B 3 708 <1.3 212 OUTSIDE SHSAIS • 18Q 1 666 1 666 9.1 9.1 1 715, 9.3 49 RHODE ISLAND • • 15 15 5.0 5.0 IS; 5.0 INSIDE SHSAIS. OUiSIDE SHSA I S 15 15 5.0 5.0 lsi 5.0 =1 SOUTH CAROL I NA • Q88 Q81 7 5.2 5.2 7.Q INSIDE SMSA'S. 109 106 3 5.0 Q.8 A.? \ OUTSIDE SHSA I S 379 375 Q 5.3 5.3 ml 7.6 SOUTH DAKOTA • • 19q 1 122 1 118 5.B 5.8 1 132' INSIDE SMSAIS. 7 35 35 5.0 5.0 35 ;:~ I OUTSIDE SHSA I S 187 1 067 1 083 5.8 5.~ 1 Og7,1 'S.C) I 1Q TENNESSEE •••• 1~ 71 71 5.1 5.1 78 5.0 I 7 INSIDE SHSA IS. q 12 12 3.0 3.0 15 1' 3.8 i J OUTSIDE SMSA I S 10 59 59 5.9 5.9 63! 6.3 I 4 1 138 7 833 TEXAS •••••• 7 833 6.9 6.9 7 9251 7.0 i 92 !NSIDE SMSA'S. ~22 2 925 2 925 7.9 2 CJ6~ 7.0 i 39 OUiSIDE SHSA I S 716 Q 908 ij908 6.9 Q 961' ~:~\ 6.9 53 UTAH •••••• qO 202 5.1 5. 1 ~ 202 5.1 INSIDE SMSAIS. 11 57 ~.2 5.2, 57 5.2 OUYSIDE SHSA IS. 29 H5 5.0 I 5.0 145 5.0 VERMONT OUTSIDE SMSAIS 272 1 309 1 230 79 4.8 q.5 1 237 4.5 7 WASHINGTON ••• 302 1 512 1 512 - 5.0 5.0 1 5~61 5.1 ' Jq INSIDE SHSA'S. 97! ~87 ~87 - 5.0 5.0 503 5.2 16 OUTSIDE SHSA I S 205 1 025 1 025 - 5.0 5.0 1 0~3 5.1 18 1 WEST VIRGINIA. • 55 275 275 _ 5.0 5.0 275' 5 0 WI:~:::~:~~~~~~~ q!! 2 ::: 2 ::: ~ ::: ::: 2 I 12) INSIOE SMSAIS. 132 753 753 - 5.7 5.7 :::L823 6.2::: 70 OUTSIDE SHSAIS 278 1 791 1 791 - 6.q 6.q 1 8qq 6.61 53 WYOMING I __ O_U_T_S_I_DE__ S_H_S_A_._S -L 55-J 3_5_7~ 3_5_7-L -L- 6_._5-L 6_._5~ 35_7 ".:1 ._ - Represents zero or rounds to zero. 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS SCHOOL DISTRICTS 25 Table 11. Elected Officials and Members of Governing Boards of Dependent Local School Systems, by State: 1977 Electod offictnla of dependent school 5)'atoJIIB t: UNITED STATES ••••••• 1 37Q 6 275 5911 36'1 '1.6 ;! Qll' SYATE DEPENDENT SYSTEMS. • 3 llQ 11'1 38.0 11 &. COUNTY DEPENDENT SYSTEMS • • • 50' 1 Q76 1 '100 76 2.9 ~ l"~ I' MUNICIPALLY DEPENDENT SYSTEMS. 28Q 1 516 1 228 288 5.3 "!\q 1 TOWNSHIP DEPENDENT SYSTEMS • ~8Q 3 169 3 169 5.11 " ALASKA • • • • • • • • •• • 32 273 273 8.5 a.5 ~. STATE DEPENDENT SYSTEMS. • • 1 '105 10~ 105.0 105.0 BOROUGh DEPENDENT SySTEMS ••• 8 '19 Q9 6.1 6.1 MUNICIPALLY DEPENDENT SY$TEMS. 23 119 119 5.2 5.2 r- ARIZONAI I., ~" COUNTY DEPENDENT SYSTEMS 7 1.0 CALIFORNIA I t COUNTY DEPENDENT SYSTEMS 17 17 CONNECTICUT ••••••••••• 1 20'1 1 20'1 8.1 8.1 1 232 28 MUNICIPALLY DEPENDENT SYSTEMS. 158 158 7.9 7.9 181 2J TOWNSHIP DEPENDENT SYSTEMS • 1 OLl1 1 0'16 8.1 8.1 1 051 5 DELAUREI MUNICIPALLY DEPENDENT SYSTEMS. 7.0 7 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA I I HUNICIPALLY DEPENDENT SYSTEMS. 2 11 11 5.5 5.5 26 1M! 15 HAWAII I STATE DEPENDENT SYSTEMS. 9 9 9.0 9.0 9 9.0 170 701 MAINE ••••••••••• 701 '1.1 '1.1 716 '1.2 1~ STATE DEPENDENT SYSTEMS •••• 1 8 6.0 t\ MUNICIPALLY DEPENDENT SYSTEMS. 16 95 95 5.9 5.9 99 6.2 II TOWNSHIP DEPENDENT SYSTEMS 153 606 606 '1.0 '1.0 609 11.0 ~ MARYLAND • • • • • • • • • • QO 53 53 1.3 1.3 270 6.8 217 COUNTY DEPENDENT SYSTEMS • • • • 38 53 53 1.'1 1.'1 253 6.7 200 MUNICIPALLY DEPENDENT SySTEMS •• 2 17 8.5 17 MASSACHUSETTS. • • • • • • • • Jl'1 1 621 1 621 5.2 1 6811 5.11 63 COUNTY DEPENDENT SYSTEMS • ~ 3 21 7.0 21 MUNICIPALLY DEPENDENT SySTEMS ••• 39 265 265 6.8 6.8 289 7.11 2'1 TOWNSHIP DEPENDENT SYSTEMS 272 1 356 1 356 5.0 5.0 1 3711 5.1 18 NEW HAMPSHIRE: MUNICIPALLY DEPENDENT SySTEMS •• 9 73 7J B.l 8.1 80 6.9 7 NEW JERSEY • • • • • • • • • 66 IIJ9 6.7 COUNTY DEPENDENT SYSTEMS • • • • • 32 20Q 6.11 MUNICIPALLY DEPENDENT SYSTEMS. 33 228 6.9 TOWNSHIP DEPENDENT SYSTEMS • 1 7 7.0 NEW YORK • • • • • • • • • 33 311 23 '288 9.'1 0.7 'l.3 COUNTY DEPENDENT SYSTEMS 26 9.U MUNICIPALLY DEPENDENT SYSTEMS. 7 311 2J '288 '1'1. 'I 3.J '1.0 NORTH CAROLINAI COUNTY DEPENDENT SYSTEMS • 200 779 779 3.9 3.9 1 58) 80q OHIOI MUNICIPALLY DEPENDENT SYSTEMS •• 1 9 9.0 9 RHODE ISLAND • • • • • • • • • • 37 213 213 5.8 5.8 213 5.8 MUNICIPALl.Y DEPENDENT SYSTEMS. 8 52 52 6.5 6.5 52 6.5 TOWNSHIP DEPENDENT SYSTEM!. 29 161 161 5.6 5.6 161 5.6 TENNESSEE. • • • • • • • • • • 133 698 622 76 5.2 11.7 877 6.6 255 COUNTY DEPENDENT SYSTEMS • • • 9q 595 519 76 6.3 5.5 6'19 6.9 130 MUNICIPALLY DEI'ENDENT SYSTEMS •• 39 10J 103 2.6 2.6 228 5.8 125 VIRGINIA •••••••••• 136 ~. 'J 796 COUNTY DEPENDENT SYST~HS • • • • • 9Q 5.8 5117 MUNICIPAl.LY DEPENDENT SySTEMS. 112 5.9 2q9 WISCONSIN' MUNICIPALLY DEPENDENT SYSTEMS. '12 329 329 7.8 7.8 335 8.0 6 - Represents zero or rounds to zero. lReprescnts the 21 Regional EdUcational Attendance Area boards" which" for census purpcaes , oro treated DR adjuncts of a single State ..dependent systc:n Dorvl111t tho unorganized borough. 2Represents the 32 community school boards in New York City" whicb" for census purposes" are treated as adjuncts at the New York City Board ot Education. 26 GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS Table 12-. Elected Officials and Members of Governing Boards of Special District&! Inside and Outside SMSA's, by State: 1977 Elected spee t a l district officials Total membership of district !------,-----.....:.,-----,------!boards (including nonelected ~~~~:!t~( Number oC Average number per district members) Item special District I---=---.,--'-O-I-.-t.-I-ot-+------.-----; districts Toul board Other ~:::!~~t~~ members Total board Total AV;::SC district only district boards UNITED STATES. 25 962 72 377 71 192 1 IB5 2.8 2.7 12Q 831 Q.8 53 639 INSIDE SHSA'S. 9 580 2Q 962 2Q 38Q 578 2.6 2.6 Q7 770 5.0 23 386 OUTSIDE SHSA'S 16 382 Q7 Q15 Q6 808 607 2.9 2.9 77 061 Q.7 3D 253 ALABAHA ••••• :S36 1 636 Q.9 I 636 INSIOE SMSA'S. 115 519 u.s 519 OUTSIDE SHSA'S 221 1 117 5.1 1 117 ARIZOt CALIFORNIA ••• 2 227 8 07Q 7 912 162 3.6 3.6 10 523 Q.7 2611 INSIDE SHSA'S. 1 26i! Q 719 Q 63Q 85 3.7 3.7 6 257 5.0 1 623 OUTSIDE SHSA'S ~65 3 355 3 278 77 3.5 3.Q Q 266 q.q c;:;e COLORADO •••• 950 3953 3 896 57 U.2 Q.l U B12 e . 1 916 INSIDE SMSA'S. Qn 2 055 2 O'Q 21 Q.8 Q.7 2 317 5.q 283 OUTSIDE SHSA' S 518 1 898 1 862 36 3.7 3.6 2 Q95 Q.8 633 CONNECTICUT ••• 236 1 120 1 052 68 q.7 q.5 1 q29 6.1 377 INSIDE SHSA'S. HO 618 588 30 ij.q q.2 8ql 6.0 253 I, OUTSIDE SMSA'S 96 502 ij6q 38 5.2 ij.8 588 6.1 12ij DELAWARE •••• 127 377 377 3.0 3.0 ijij9 72 q 3.5 INSIDE SMSA'S. 7 7 1.8 1.8 29 7.3 22 OUTSIDE SMSA'S 123 370 370 3,0 3.0 q20 3.q 50 DrSTRICT OF COLUMBIA: INSIDE SMSA '5. 6 6.0 6 FLORIDA ••••• 361 BI0 810 2.2 2.2 1 765 Q.9 955 INSIDE SMSA'S. 177 Q23 Q23 2.3 2.3 870 Q.9 Qij7 OUTSIDE SMSA'S 18Q 387 387 2.1 2.1 895 Q.9 508 GEORGIA. 387 182 182 0.5 0.5 2 273 5.9 I 2 091 INSIDE SMSA' S. 91 51 51 0.6 0.6 572 521 OUTSIDE SMSA'S 296 131 131 O.U 6.3 I O.Q 1 701 5.7 I 1 570 HAWAII ••••• 15 q5 ij5 3.0 3.0 75 5.0 30 INSIDE SMSA'S. 3 9 9 3.0 3.0 15 5.0 6 OUTSIDE SMSA'S 12 36 36 3.0 J.O 60 5.0 2ij IDAHO •••••• 612 1 9RU ! 9RU 3.? 3.2 2 317 3.8 333 INSIDE SMSA'S. 3q 113 113 3.3 3.3 129 3.8 OUTSIDE SMSA'S 16 578 1 871 1 871 3.2 3.2 2 IB8 3.8 317 ILLINOIS •••• 2 7Q5 5 19Q 5 19Q 1.9 1.9 10 161 3.7 ij961 INSIDE SMSA' S. 1 173 2 Q20 2 Q20 2.1 2.1 Q 670 OUTSIDE SMSA'S q.O 2 250 1 572 2 77" 2 77Q 1.8 1.8 5 Q91 3.5 2 717 INDIANA ••••• 885 Q31 0.5 0.5 5 OQO 5.7 4 609 INSIDE SMSA'S. 395 152 O.q O.Q OUTSIDE SMSA' 5 2217 5.6 2 065 Q90 279 0.6 0.6 2 823 5.8 2 5qQ IOWA •••••• J)q 1 lQ8 1 lqa 3.Q 3.Q I 292 HQ INSIDE SMSA'S. 72 195 195 2.7 2.7 260 3.9/ 65 iiu(SIDE SflSA'S • 3.6 262 953 953 3.6 3.6 1 032 3.9 79 KANSAS • • • • • '1 219 6 097 6 097 5.0 5.0 6 675 5.5 518 INSIDE SMSA'S lQQ '708 708 ij.9 q.9 771 OUTSIDE SMSAI S 5.q 63 1 075 5 389 5 389 5.0 5.0 5 90Q 5.5 515 KENTUCKY •••• q78 1 065 1 OQ7 18 2.2 2.2 2 Q17 5.1 I 1 370 INSIDE SHSA'S. 117 251 2Ql 10 2.1 2.1 600 359 OUTSIDE SHSA'S 5.1 361 81Q 806 8 2.3 2.2 1 817 5.0 1 011 LOUISIANA •••• 30 19ij 6.5 19ij INSIDE SHSA'S. 13 83 6.ij OUTSIDE SHSA' S 83 17 111 6.5 lU MAINE •••••• 178 qJ8 q30 2.5 821 Q.6 391 INSIDE SHSA'S. 17 38 38 95 OUTSIDE SMSA'S 2.2 5.6 51 161 ijOO 392 8 2.5 726 Q.5 JJij MARYLAND • • • • 252 579 579 2.3 2.3 890 3.5 311 INSIDE SMSA'S. 33 Ql ql 1.2 1.2 OUTSIDE SMSA'S 153 Q.6 112 219 538 538 2.5 2.5 737 3.q 199 MASSACHUSETTS. • 328 1 221 1 15ij 67 3.7 3.5 1 632 5.0 478 INSIDE SMSA'S. 195 668 6ij2 26 3.ij 3.3 989 347 OUTSIDE SHSA'S 5.1 133 553 512 ql ij.2 J.8 M3 Q.8 131 See footnote nt; end of table. 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS SPECIAL DISTRICTS 27 Table 12. Elected Officials and Member~ of Governing Boards of Special Districts, Inside and Outside SMSA's, by State: 1977-Continued Elected spee Ia l district officials Tout tt'I(!mbershlr of dlaUll.:t 1-----.------=r_---~r_------___1 bo.\rd$ \including ncne te, t(ll) bM\:Itt Number of Average nuebe e FlU' dhtrh.t rnemhl1U 1 Nuett-"r "t Item special DIstrict n~\u\l" ..1;\J districts Total board Other Dhtri~t. Av(tuSe ~,,~t-8t!\ • t members Tatal board Tou 1 (\tlr \thtt1.t 1,>NUlt .., ------I----t----l-----I----+----+--..:...-l--_-I- only d\at'rt__..t -l-_~., _ STATES--CONTiNUEO ! MICHIGAN •••• 168 ~55 '~5 2.1 2.1 6). INSIDE SMSA'S. ~.9 71 158 158 2.2 2.2 6.1l ! 326 OUTSIDE SHSA'S 97 197 197 2.0 2.0 ~.2 Jl~ MINNESOTA ••••• 26~ 618 618 2.~ 2.3 1 792 6.8 1 174 INSIDE SMSA'S. • 72 117 117 OUTSIDE SHSA'S • 1.6 1.6 5~1 7.7 414 191 ~01 501 2.6 2.6 1 241 6.5 740 MISSISSIPPI ••• ~OQ 267 267 0.9 0.9 I 265 1 018 INSIDE SMSA'S •• 19 21 21 1.0 OUTSIDE SHSA'S 1.0 1119 128 285 2116 2Q6 0.8 0.8 1 1)6 890 MISSOURI • • • • • • 1 007 ~ 082 ~ 082 ~I ~.1 ~.1 Q IIU) l. J61 INSIDE SMSA'S. 20~ 659 659 ~.2 OUTSIDE SHSA'S • 3.2 886 227 802 2 112~ 2 Q2~ ~.O 3.0 3 557 1 IJ4 MONTANA ••••• ~11 6811 6811 2.2 2.2 1 2'10 4.0 556 INSIDE SMSA'S. 29 86 86 ~.O OUTSIDE SHSA'S 3.0 il2 3.9 26 282 598 598 2.1 2.1 1 126 4.0 530 NEBRASKA •••• 5 669 5 669 1 192 11.8 U.8 6 219 550 INSIDE SMSA'S. 222 1 1111 1 1111 ~.O 5.0 1 1119 35 OUTSIDE SHSA'S • 970 II 55~ II 55~ 11.7 11.7 5 070 ~15 NEVADA •••••• 132 5U} 5Q~ 4.1 11.1 670 127 INSIDE SMSA'S. 28 101 101 ~.6 OUTSIDE SMSA'S 3.6 lUI 40 10q UQ2 11112 Q.~ 11.3 ~29 87 NEW HAMPSHIRE •• 103 299 58 3.5 2.9 42) 124 INSIDE SMSA'S. 12 38 5 3.6 OUTSIDE SMSA'S 3.2 53 15 91 261 53 3.5 2.9 )70 109 NEW JERSEy ••• ~eo 600 600 1.6 1.6 2 0)6 1 436 INSIDE SMSA'S. ~10 Q5Q IISQ 1.5 1.5 OUTSIDE SMSA'S 1 673 1 219 70 lQ6 1116 2.1 2.1 36~ 217 NEW MEXICO • •• • 100 11,50 450 4.5 4.5 506 ~.1 56 INSIDE SMSA'S ••• 7 J3 33 4.7 q OUTSIDE SMSA'S 4.7 37 5.3 93 417 417 4.5 4.5 469 5.0 5Z NEW YORK •••• 9611 II9711 II ~1I6 626 5.2 4.5 U 901 5.1 555 !NSIDE SMSA'S. 5~} 2 8~0 2 116~ ~67 5.3 4.6 2 7110 OUTSIDE SMSA'S 5.1 277 1I}1 2 11111 1 88~ 261 5.0 4.4 2 161 5.0 278 NORTH CAROl-INA • ~02 1152 1152 1. ~ 1.5 1 lin 1 021 INSIDE SMSA'S. 66 107 107 1.6 1.6 370 263 ·1 OUTSIDE SHSA'S 236 ~Q5 )115 1.5 1.5 1 103 758 4 NORTH DAKOTA ••• 587 2 952 2 952 5.0 5.0 , 666 G.2 716 INSIDE SMSA'S •• 25 129 129 5.2 5.2 1~1 6.0 22 OUTSIDE SHSA'S 562 2 82~ 2 82~ 5.0 ~.O ~ ~I,/ 6. J 69q OHIO • • • • • • . 312 Q8!1 1188 1.6 1.6 1 58~ 5.1 1 097 INSIDE SMSA'S. . . . 166 23) 2~j 1.11 1.11 6QO 5.1 607 OUTSIDE St~SA'S . IQ6 255 255 1.7 1.7 7115 5.1 490 1 OKlAHOtlA •••• 406 2 2~1I 1 1 6~1 1 6~1 11.0 11.0 ~.6 623 INSIDE SMSA'S. 97 1I~8 Q38 11.5 II.~ 557 5.7 OUTSIDE SMSA'S 119 ~ ~09 1 193 1 193 ~.9 ~.9 I 697 5.5 504 1 I OREGON ••••• 797 ~ 605 ~ 60S U.~ 11.5 ~ 77U 169 INSIDE SMSA'S. 22q 1 0115 1 Oll~ 11.7 11.7 1 097 i OUTSIDE SMSA'S 52 ! 573 2 560 2 56C U.5 4.5 2 677 117 PENNSYI-VANIA • • 2 0~5 11 215 11 215 I INSIDE SMSA'S. 1 278 7 162 7 162 1 OUTSIDE SMSA'S 757 Q 053 q 053 t RHODE ISLAND • • I 78 ;,49 339 10 11.5 6.8 192 INSIDE SMSA'S ••• 55 2~5 226 9 4.~ 7.0 158 OUTSIDE SMSA'S • 23 Uq 113 1 5.0 6.4 34 SOUTH CAROLINA • 182 ~II~ ~Q3 1.9 1.9 554 INSIDE SHSA' S. 80 152 152 1.9 1.9 202 I OUTSIDE SHSA'S 102 191 191 1.9 1.9 352 SOUiH DAKOTA.. •• lq8 681 681 II. 't' 4,6 723 4.9 II ! INSIDE SMSA'S •• 8 25 2~ ~.1 3.1 28 3.5 I OUTSIDE SMSA'S • 140 6~6 656 Q.7 4.7 695 5.0 3 ! TENNESSEE. • • • 117l ~72 570 2 1.2 1.2 1 9UU Uol 1 374 INSIDE SMSA'S. 1111 82 81 1 0.6 0.6 5116 ~.9 465 O\lTSIDE SMSA'S "0 1190 1139 1 1.5 1. ~ 1 398 II.:! 909 i TEXAS ••••••• 1 1125 II9~6 II912 211 ~.5 ~.U 7 585 2 673 i INSIDE SMSA'S. 708 2 782 2 76~ 17 3.9 ~.9 ~ 763 998 OUTS IDE !oHSA'S 717 2 1511 2 1117 7 ~.O ~.O ~ 822 1 675 See footnotn at end of table. r 28 GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS. - Tatile 12. Elected Officials and Members of Governing Boards of Special Districts. Inside and Outside SMSA's, by State: 1977-Continued Total membership of district eteeeee .pedal dlatt'ict oHidals Exhibit: boards (including none lee ted Number of Average m.lmber per district members) Number of nonelected D1atr1ct Item Ipeclal members of Other District Average districts Total beard district Membl!ta Total board Total per boards only district STATES--CONTINUEO UTAH 2'->7 426 426 - 2.1 2.1 632 4.1 406 INSIDE SMSA'S. , 86 162 162 - 1.9 1.9 333 3.9 171 OUTSIDE SMSA'S 121 264 264 - 2.2 2.2 4<;·') 4.1 23~ VERMONT: OUTSIDE SMSA'S 67 292 224 68 4.4 3.3 26~ 4.0 41 VIRGINIA 6~ 228 228 - 3.~ 3.5 ~O~ 7.8 277 INSIDE SMSA'S. 20 72 72 - 3.6 3.6 194 9.7 122 OUTSIDE SMSA'S 4~ 1~6 1~6 - 3.~ 3.5 311 6.9 1~~ WASHINGTON 1 060 3 101 3 101 - 2.9 2.9 3 619 3.4 ~18 INSIDE SMSA'S. 36~ 1 0~6 1 0~6 - 2.9 2.9 1 307 3.6 251 OUTSIDE SMSA'S 69~ 2 04~ 2 04~ - 2.9 2.9 2 312 3.3 267 WEST VIRGINIA. 2~8 9~ 93 - 0.4 0.4 950 3.7 6~7 INSIDE SMSA'S. 61 2~ 25 - 0.3 0.3 306 3.6 261 OUTSIDE SHSA'S 177 68 68 - 0.4 0.4 644 3.6 ~76 WISCONSIN. 190 14q 144 - 0.8 0.6 872 4.6 726 INSIDE SMSA'S. 70 4~ 4~ - 0.6 0.6 29~ 4.2 2~0 OUTSIDE SMSA'S 120 99 99 - 0.8 0.8 577 4.:l 478 WYOMING: OUTSIDE SMSA'S 217 946 946 - 4.4 4.4 99~ 4.6 49 - Represents zero e r rounds to zero: 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS SPECIAL DISTRICTS 29 -er-o- Table 13. Localliovernments and Elected local Officials, by Type of Government, in Individual SMSA's: 1977-Continued Local geve msencs Elected offiCials Exhibitl Area SMSA Hunici .. School Spec!a 1 Munici- Special population, Total Countios Townships Counties palities dlnricts districts palities Townships d~~~~~!ts districts 19H CAL IFORNI A·CONT INUED RIVERSIDE.SAN BERNARDINO. . ONTARIO SMSA. TOTAL. • •• 230 2 31 66 1 099 ' 196 319 5q8 1 225 9U5 RIVERSIDE COUNTY ••••• 11q 1 17 28 520 15 10q 137 261 529 07u SAN BERNARD HID COUNTY •• 116 1 1Q 38 579 I "18 92 182 287 696 871 SACRAMENTO SMSA, TOTAL 212 , 12 42 876 67 81 203 527 880 001 PLACER COUNTY •••• 66 1 5 20 296 32 90 141 90 912 SACRAMENTO COUNTY •• 99 1 q 17 4021 16 30 8u 27q 687 688 YOLO COUNTY •••• q7 1 3 5 178 "18 19 29 112 101 201 SAL INAS.SEAS IDr.·MONTEREY SMSA, TOTAL • • • • 87 12 27 q7 qq 69 133 129 267 828 MONTEREY COUNTY. • 87 12 27 ~7 4q 69 133 129 267 828 SAN DIEGO SMSA, TOTAL. 151 13 48 89 709 19 82 231 377 1 58q 583 SAN DIEGO COUNTY. •• 151 13 48 89 709 19 82 231 377 1 58q 583 SAN FRANCISCO.OAKLAND SMSA. TOTAL • • • • 299 q 59 88 H81 1 568 118\' q50 560 3 lqO 306 ALAMEDA COUNTY •••• 62 1 1:J 22 26 I :332 I 20 118 100 1 090 353 CONTRA COSTA COUNTY. 83 1 15 19 q8. 93 391 21 173 58u OU7 HARIN COUNTY • • • • • 70 1 11 21 362 I 103 161 220 u24 SAN FRANCISCO COUNTY ... 7 1 2 'J I 78 lq 664 520 SAN MATEO COUNTY • 77 19 24 331 405 3:q2 I 122 126 580 962 i 7q SAN JOSE SMSA. TOTAL •• 15 37 21 385 16 189 83 1 17q 171 SANTA CLARA COUNTY • 7q 15 37 21 385 16 ' 189 83 1 1"'1 171 SANTA BARBARA.SANTA HARIA- LOMPOC SMSA. TOTAL.. • 1 5 26 317 33 115 SANTA PARBARA COUNTY lu6 279 693 1 5 26 317 ~~I J3 115 lq6 279 693 SANTA CRUZ SHSA, TOTAL 1 q 12 21 26 60 12q q 156 108 SANTA CRUZ COUNTY. 1 12 231 'I 21 26 60 124 156 108 SANTA ROSA SMSA, TOTAL 1 8 42 ql 428 16 qe 196 168 246 557 SONOMA COUNTY ••• 1 8 q2 41 428 16 ·\8 I 196 168 2u6 557 STOCKTON SHSA. TOTAL • 122 1 6 19 96 512 40 ;'8 91 3U3 299 576 SAN JOAQUIN COUNYY • 122 1 6 19 96 512 40 38 91 3u3 299 ~76 VALLEJO.FAIRFIELD.NAPA 2 13 303 4U I , 277 u51 S~~~Am~~Y·*:: . 1 6 120 - SOLANO COUNTY... • 25 90 272 1 7 1"3 I 19 187 179 t C)L~RAD) {: COLORADO SPRINGS SHSA, TOTAL 80 I 2 11 17 4311 50 I 20 81 85 2U8 2116 6u9 t EL PA;,O COUNTY ••• 67 1 8 15 359 TELLER COUNTY. • • II 61 75 212 280 9?q 13 1 J 2 q~ I 75 9 20 10 36 5 720 DENVER·BOULDER SHSA, TOTAL 329 6 39 20 26~ I 1 774 65 335 1 262 1 1113 31~ ADAMS COUNTY • • q6 112 1 7 7 31 259 12 621 J7 lU7 21 ~ 460 ARAPAHOE COUNTY. 96 1 10 7 78 519 82 37 BOULDER COUNTY*. q2 10 390 216 7au 1 10 2 2" 240 11 81 1q 134 165 071 DENVER COUNTY ... 24 1 1 111 19 DOUGLAS COUNTY • 22 7 85 qau 531 21 1 1 18 108 10 8 7 83 15 693 GILPIN COUNTY •• 7 2 1 q5 JEFFERSON COUNTY 3 10 15 5 15 1 855 93 8 1 83 q93 12 66 5 u08 313 96Q FORT COLLINS SHSA, TOTAL 58 6 3 48 281 10 48 19 20u 117 738 LAR IMER COUNTY • 58 6 3 q8 281 10 q8 19 20q 117 738 GREELEY SMSA. TOTAL. 92 28 13 50 526 12 198 70 2u6 107 365 WELD COUNTY. 92 28 13 50 526 12 198 70 2q6 107 365 PUEBLO SMSA, TOTAL • 26 3 2 20 lqO PUEBLO COUNTY. • 13 10 95 125 665 26 J 2 20 lqO 13 10 95 125 665 CONNECTI CUT (SEE ALSO MASSACHUSETTS) URIDGEPORT SHSA, TOTAL q 26 5 17 377 156 162 59 39b OU5 BRISTOL SMSA, TOTAL. 5 1 2 1 105 15 82 8 73950 DANBURY SHSA, TOTAL •• 12 1 6 5 348 37 282 29 129 U81 HARTFORD SMSA, TOTAL 85 1 36 q7 1 491 3q 1 258 8 I'll 731 7u2 MERIDEN SMSA, TOTAL. 2 1 1 24 24 - 57 697 NEW BRITAIN SMSA. TOTAL. 9 1 5 171 38 128 5 lq5 093 NEW HAVEN.WEST HAVEN SMSA, TOTAL ••• 3 12 605 81 9 106 ulq 471 NEW LONDON-GROTON-NORWICH SMSA. TOTAL • q2 2 15 24 663 36 u60 158 251 609 CONNECTICUT PORTION. :n 2 13 17 591 36 430 116 228 083 RHODE ISLAND PORTION 9 2 7 72 30 q2 23 526 riORWAlK SHSA, TOTAL. 9 3 5 139 9 127 563 183 I STAMFORD SMSA, TOTAL • 17 3 13 5q3 417 73 202 8u8 WATERBURY SMSA, TOTAL. 19 :.' 9 , 5 400 • i 296 25 30 226 135 See footnoter, at end of table.. 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS METROPOLITAN AREAS 31 Table 13. Local Governments and Elected Local Officials, by Type of Government, in Individual SMSA's: 1977--Continued Lec e I governments Elected ()fff.f; 14b htut'it Area ~H!'l(\ Hunici- School Spcc:lal Huni<:l- Total Counties palities TO\fnships Total.l Counth$ TownshlrS districts d[s,tncts pa l Lt Ies d~~~~::ttl d~~:~~~:~r~'r~~~~hi .. DELAWARE r - \ I WILHINGTON,DEL.-N.J.-MD. S~SA, TOTAL • • • • • • 81 3 24 11 24 19 1199 37 207 158 23 1 ;917 8118 NEt" CASTLE COUNTY, DEL. 29 1 12 - 12 4 201 III 130 50 7 SALEM COUNTY,N,J •••• ·. 1 "' 9 ;'\~II 39 1 4 11 12 11 2111 10 108 16 62 q69 CECIL COUNTy,MD ••• , • ·, . 57 1 . 13 1 8 - 4 13 "114 - ~6 (105 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA -I W.SHINGTON,D.C,-MD._VA. SHSA. TOTAl.. ••••••••• 7 9;)1 I 92 63 - 22 1111 767\ so J O~l !llli DISTRICT Of COLUMBIA.. • 2 I - 1 ;)69 369 :1 CHARLES COUNT'{,MO. • • • • • 5 1 2 - a 29 19 7 ;i "~~~~~ MONTGOMERy COUNTY, MD , • 26 1 I" - 11 lqO 23 79 : I PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY,MD • , JJ 1 27 - 5 198 28 170 3~ I m ~~: ti ALEXANDRIA CITY,VA • •• • 1 I - 9 9 - 10~ :'20 ( ARLINGTON COUNTY,VA ••••• 1 9 9 - 1M, nHI . FAIRFAX CITY,VA •• 1 1 - 9 9 - <'l 856 I FAIRFAX COUNTY,VA. • •• • 5 ;)5 20 ~I 3 ~12 ql5 3 - 12 FALLS CHURCH CITY,VA •• 1 I - 10 10 - 1(> )60 LOUDOUN COUNTY,VA.. • 9 7 - 65 119 , ,," 828 MANASSAS CITY,VA ••••• 1 1 - 9 9 - 13 0111 MANASSAS PARK CITY,VA, ••• 1 1 - 10 10 - 9 215 PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY,VA 6 " ~I ;)9 10 26 J 123 316 flORIDA - DAYTONA BEACH SMSA, TOTAL. 27 1'1 2 10 106 16 72 5 13 .l07 206 VOLUSIA COUNTY • • 27 1'1 2 10 106 16 72 5 13 207 206 ( FORT LAUDERDALE-HOLLYWOOD " SMSA, TOTAL • • , 29 2 J ~2 1 20 2ql 21 172 7 0118 190 BROWARD COUNTY 52 1 29 2 20 2111 21 172 7 6118 190 FORT HYERS SMSA, TOTAL 28 1 3 2 22 101 13 19 5 1511 161 LEE COUNTy • • , • 28 1 3 2 22 101 13 19 5 1511 161 GAINESVILLE SMSA, TOTAL. 16 1 9 2 7q III 50 5 5 121 9q5 ALACHUA COUNTY , • 16 1 9 2 " 711 14 50 5 5 121 9q5 JACKSONVILLE SMSA, TOTAL • 43 17 6 16 257 46 129 ;)9 57 69:': 795 BAKER COUNTY , ,. • 7 "1 2 1 3 32 11 10 e 5 \~ 1191 CLAY COUNTY. , • 8 1 'I 1 2 1111 12 21 6 5 51 169 DUVAL COUNTY.. , • 9 5 ~ 2 7tI 62 15 11 562 202 NASSAU COUNTY, • 9 3 1 II q9 11 19 6 13 20 158 ST,JOHNS COUNTY. 10 3 1 5 58 12 17 6 23 JB 695 LAKELAND-W INTER I ,VEN SMSA, TOTAL, , 30 17 2 10 132 16 93 6 17 2n 996 POLK COUNTY, • , , • 30 17 2 10 132 16 93 6 17 2n 996 MELBOURNE-TITUSVILLE-COCOA BEACH SMSA, TOTAL, •• 29 1 15 2 11 III 14 81 5 11 2;)1 918 BREVARD COUNTY • • 29 1 1~ 2 11 111 1'1 81 5 11 231 918 MIAMI SMSA, TOTAL, • 1 27 2 3 211 "0 1611 12 15 1 1139 4Bl OADE COIJNTY, , , " 1 27 2 3 211 110 1611 12 15 1 1139 4Bl ORLANDO SMSA, TOTAL. "41 3 22 5 11 213 114 1211 19 26 582 6611 ORANGE COUNTY. , • 22 1 13 2 6 111 19 72 7 l' 1109970 OSC (OLA COUNTY , 5 1 2 1 1 33 12 10 6 5 37 69;) SEMINOLE COUNTY, 14 1 7 2 4 69 13 42 6 8 135 001 PENSACOLA SMSA, TOTAL. 15 2 5 , [; 88 27 J7 22 18 269 231 ESCAMBIA COUNTY •• 8 1 2 2 3 115 16 16 16 13 22;) 120 SANTA ROSA C"lI~TV. 7 1 3 1 2 q3 11 21 6 5 46 III SARASOTA SMSA, TOTAL 23 1 3 1 18 79 13 15 5 46 160 927 SARASOTA COUNTY, 23 1 3 1 18 79 13 15 5 q6 160 927 TALLAHASSEE SMSA, TOTAL. • 12 2 3 3 4 66 24 15 12 15 lJ3 776 LEON COUNTY. • •• •• ,· . 7 1 1 2 J 311 13 5 6 10 1211 71'1 WAKULLA COUNTY, , • 5 1 2 1 1 32 11 10 6 5 9 062 TAMPA_ST ,PETERSBURG SMSA, TOTAL • , • • • • • 58 3 6 16 312 50 205 20 ;)7 1 3117 617 HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY. 10 1 , 2 4 65 19 25 7 III 577 1197 PASCO COUNTY • , • 11 1 "6 2 2 58 12 32 6 8 126 6110 PINELLAS COUNTY •••• 37 1 24 2 10 189 19 148 7 15 6113 5qO I WEST PALM BEACH-BOCA RATON SMSA, TOTAL • , , , • 74 37 2 319 18 207 7 87 1155 q51 PALM BEACH COUNTY •••••• 74 37 2 319 18 207 7 B7 1155 1151 GEORGIA (SEE ALSO TENNESSEE) ALBANY SMSO\, TOTAL • 11 2 3 2 II 27 21 5 100 lJa DOUGHERTY COUNTY.. • • • 6 1 1 1 3 2q54 I 12 7 5 90 752 LEE COUNTy, , , 5 1 2 1 1 ;)0 15 14 - 9 3a6 See footnotes at end of table. 32· GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS - Table 13: Local Governments and Elected Local Officials, by Type of Government, in Individual SMSA's: 1977-Continued Local governments Elected officials Exhlbit: Art.lil SHSA Munici- Speeia 1 Hunie! ... Special papulation. TotAL Counties Total' Counties palities Townships d~~~;~!tsdistriets palities Townships d~:~~~!tsdistrictS 1975 G~ORG IA--CONTINUED (SEE ALSO TENNESSEe) ATLANTA SHSA, TOTAL. 172 15 77 20 61 873 260 500 101 12 1 790 128 BUTTS COUNTY • • 7 1 3 1 2 30 11 19 - 12 113 CHEROKEE COUNTY. 10 1 5 1 3 55 15 n 7 - 38 99q CLAYTON COUNTY 11 1 7 1 2 76 22 '12 12 - lJO 516 COBB COUNTY. • 15 1 6 2 6 89 3'1 ij2 13 - 239 832 DE KALB COUNTY • 17 1 8 2 6 76 17 52 7 - '150599 DOUGLAS COUNTY • 5 1 1 1 2 22 8 8 6 - q5 263 FAYETTE COUNTY • 7 1 5 1 51 20 26 5 - 17 721 FORSYTH COUNTY • 6 1 1 1 3 25 lq 6 5 - 22 016 FUL TON COUNTY· • 26 1 10 2 13 lql '10 87 9 5 580 600 GWINNETT COUNTY •• 21 1 12 2 6 S' 13 63 5 - IlJ 2q7 q HENRY COUNTY • 10 1 1 ij us 17 26 5 - 28 897 NEWTON COUNTY. • 10 1 5 1 3 !'>9 2;[ 32 5 - 32 077 PAULDING COUNTY. 7 1 2 1 3 27 6 13 8 - 21 832 ROCKDALE COUNTY. 6 1 1 1 3 31 9 8 7 7 27 q71 WALTON COU~ITY. Iq 1 7 2 q 62 12 '13 7 - 28 950 j, AUGUSTA,GA-S.C SMSA, TOTAL 31 3 13 3 12 19~ '17 92 28 28 279 757 COLUMBIA COUNTY,GA •• 6 1 2 1 2 35 15 10 5 5 28 365 ! RICHMOND COUNTY,GA·. a 1 3 1 J 62 13 28 16 5 1<;6151 AIKEN COUNTY,S.C •• 17 1 8 1 7 98 19 5q 7 18 95 2ql COLUMBUS,GA.-ALA. SMSA, TOTAL. 18 2 5 q eq 28 'II 11 5 222 oq3 CHATTAHOOCHEE COUNTy,GA. 3 1 1 1 18 7 I> !'> - 15 772 HUSCOGEE COUNTY,GA·. 6 2 1 3 31 26 1 5 160 103 RUSSELL COUNTY,ALA •• 9 1 2 2 'I 35 21 9 5 - q6 168 MACON SHSA, TOTAL. 22 q 7 q 7 13~ q8 56 21 9 237 q16 BIBB COUNTY' • 7 1 2 1 , q3 13 22 8 - lq2 978 HOUSTON COUNTY • 9 1 3 1 q 50 15 20 6 9 71 616 JONES COUNTY • 3 1 1 1 23 10 7 6 - lq 781 TWIGGS COUNTY. 3 1 1 1 18 10 7 1 - 8 Oql SAVANNAH SMSA, TOTAL 26 3 13 3 7 155 q7 87 5 207 185 q BRYAN COUNTY •• 1 2 1 2'1 12 11 - 8 128 CHATHAM COUNTY". 16 1 8 1 6 88 re 56 I 5 183 30q EFFINGHAM COUNTY 6 1 3 1 I! 1 17 20 - 15 753 'I' I HAWAI J I HONOLULU SMSA, TOTAL 3 19 10 9 705 381 HONOLULU COUNTY. 3 19 10 9 705 381 IDAH" BOISE CITY SMSA, TOTAL 5 176 9 37 17 113 lJq 6!'>3 ADA COUNTY • 5 176 9 37 17 lU 13q 653 ILLINOIS (5E~ ALSO IOWA AND MISSOURI) I I BLOOMINGTON-NORHAL SHSA, TOTAL 31 31 13 696 91 83 llq 2M MCLEAN COUNTY. • 21 31 13 696 91 83 llq 28q CHAMPAIGN-URBANA-RANTOUL SMSA, TOTAL • • • • 166 1 30 18 779 237 257 126 116 162 30q CHAMPAIGN COUNTY • 166 1 30 18 779 237 257 126 116 162 30q CHICAGO SHSA, TOTAL. 1 21q 6 113 315 7 815 3 015 967 2 167 1 q27 7 015 251 COOK COUNTY' ••• 520 1 29 152 3 58q 1 550 zu i 1 Oq3 717 5 369 328 DU PAGE COUNTY 170 1 9 q7 1 015 388 6q nq 199 553 670 KANE COUNTY. 85 1 16 11 5q9 200 161 77 69 262 675 LAKE COUNTY. • 185 1 18 53 1 lJ8 ij19 iuo 360 178 q07 373 MCHENRY COUNTy 100 1 17 22 615 220 lJ7 15q 6q 125 981 WILL COUNTY. 15q 1 2ij 30 91q 238 22q 209 200 .!9622q DECATUR SHSA, TOTAL. 86 1 17 9 508 110 199 63 96 126 '139 MACON COUNTY • 86 1 17 9 508 110 199 63 96 126 q39 KANKAKEE SMSA, TOTAL 102 1 16 17 15 150 13q 102 'Ie 96 228 KANKAKEE COUNTY. 16 102 1 17 15 150 13q 102 ij8 96 228 PEORIA SMSA, TOTAL 260 3 ij5 56 q9 1 578 q21 q97 3q3 209 353 939 PEORIA COUNTY' • 89 1 lq 20 19 567 lqq 185 133 62 199 023 TAlEWELL COUNTY. 106 1 16 19 21 601 151 17q lq7 93 125 189 WOODFORD COUNTY. 65 1 15 17 9 '110 126 138 63 5q 29 727 ROCKFORD SMSA, TOTAL 92 2 13 23 a 532 135 193 98 qq 271 632 BOONE COUNTY • • • 23 1 3 9 2 lq9 29 77 1'1 11 26 592 WINNEBAGO COUNTY'. 69 1 10 a 12 383 106 116 8q 33 2q5 OqO SPRINGFIELD SHSA, TOTAL. 118 2 30 27 16 7qO 256 2q7 112 52 180 51q MENARD COUNTY ••• 18 1 5 3 102 '12 21 11 10 761 SANGAMON COUNTY' • 100 1 25 27 13 638 21'1 91 ql 169 753 Seu footnotes at end Df table. 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS METROPOLITAN AREAS 33 Table 13. local Governments and Elected Local Officials, by 'Type of Government, I in Individual SMSA's: 1977-Continued ------~~------~------Local governments Elec.ted o(fh:1ah 1::xtub&t • Area !'tf~A Hunlei .. School Special Huntd- Total Counties Townships &P(I\;, ia. l' ....l'ld IH h'l\ J pa!it1es cUstriets Tout' Countieft dlltritu palitlu d!str~t~I-_I"_'_'_ \ IIfJIANA (SEE ALSO KENTUCKY AIfJ OHIO) I I I ANDERSON SMSA, TOTAL , , 5~ 1 16 5 18 200' 19 89 1~8 MO MADISON COUNTY , • , , , !S~ 1 16 5 18 2(101 19 69 1)1l 5118 BLOOMINGTON SMSA, TOTAL. • '2 1 J l 15 101 19 19 ee 9;'~ MONROE COUNTY, • , , '2 1 J 2 15 101 19 19 06 9:!!) EVANSVILLE, IND.-Ky, SMSA, TOTA~ • • • , 112 5 25 38 9 '5 115t> 100 162 ~07 7~O GIBSON COUNTY,IND, • J~ 1 10 10 3 10 1211 19 110 }l 358 5 POSEY COUNTY, !NO.. , , • 29 1 10 3 10 99 19 ~~I25 q2 ",~ at;Q VANDERBURGH COUNTY, INO,' 17 1 2 8 1 5 67 19 38 16~ 6118 WARRICK COUNTY, IND.. • 25 1 6 10 1 7 99 18 ~~f q2 "I 0119 HENDERS~N COUNTY,KY. 7 1 2 1 3 ~} 17 III 16 61b FORT WAYNE SMSA, TOTAL 126 ~ 23 56 13 30 '190 7!:\ 128 223 '7~1011 ADAMS COUNTY • " •• 27 1 'I 12 3 7 100 19 23 118 ~7 q;.\11 ALLEN COUNTY', , •• qO 1 6 20 q 9 160 18 qO 80 ~6a 7'l6 DE KALB COUNTY , , , • • 36 1 8 15 3 9 139 19 Q2 58 3."'1 057 WELLS COUNTY , • ,. , 23 1 5 9 3 5 91 19 23 37 ~~I 877 GARY-HAMHOND-EAST CHICAGO SHSA, TOTAL , • , 1110 2 29 23 25 61 )96 38 201 102 611) 084 LAKE COUNTY' • • • • • , 92 1 18 11 16 116 251 19 137 51 ~116 "~'I PORTER COUNTY. , , • , , q8 1 11 12 9 15 1117 19 6q 51 1)6 J21 INDIANAPOLIS SHSA, TOTAL 317 7 67 88 1111 111 1 119 120 370 )81 1)8 755 BOONE COUNTY • • 311 1 7 12 3 11 101 19 )11 28 ,: 618 HAMILTON COUNTY. , 110 1 8 9 6 16 122 11 110 36 b8 ~60 HANCOCI' COUNTY • 29 1 7 9 q 8 1111 19 35 J7 110 ~qll HENDRICKS COUNTY 116 1 10 12 6 17 1119 19 qll 50 01 290 JOHNSON COUNTY , 110 1 B 9 6 16 1117 19 51 39 66 880 MARION COUNTY' • , • , , . 63 18 9 11 25 2'16 117 76 782 I'll MORGAN COUNTY, •• . 37 7 1'1 q 11 129 12 35 59 118 1180 SHELBy COUNTY. , , 28 2 lq 7 111 III 38 792 III 21 56 ~AFAYETTE-WEST LAYFAYETTE SMSA, TOTAL • • ., '" 38 1 5 13 3 16 125 12 38 55 III 6 112 '108 TIPPECANOE COUNTy, • 3B 1 5 13 3 16 125 12 )8 55 H 6 112 '108 MUNCIE SMSA, TOTAL , qO 1 6 12 7 lq 1117 19 Ql ~9 35 ) 126 989 DELAWARE ~OUNTY, • qO 1 6 12 7 H 1117 19 ql 119 35 3 128 989 SOUTH BEND SMSA, TOTAL , 81 2 15 23 10 31 211) liO 85 97 15 6 278 )70! MARSHALL COUNTY, • , 36 1 6 10 5 lq 9} 19 29 q2 3 J7 9111 ST.JOSEPH COUNTy' •••• q5 9 ) 1 13 5 17 150 21 56 55 15 2110 "'I TERRE HAUTE SMSA, TOTAL, 97 'I 211 :'7 6 26 '1211 79 120 155 38 )2 171 202 CLAY COUNTY. , , , 25 1 6 11 1 6 1011 19 }l qq 7 ) 211 )06 SULL!V·. ~~uNTY,. •• 2q 1 7 9 2 5 110 19 29 J7 10 15 19 5111 VERMILLION COUNTY. 21 1 7 5 2 6 93 19 36 21 111 J 16 8116 VIGO COUNTY' • • , • • 27 1 II 12 1 9 117 22 2q 5) 7 11 110 509 IOWA (SEE ALSO NEBRASKA) CEDAR RAPIDS SMSA, TOTAL • 39 17 12 9 )09 130 911 71 LINN COUNTY. , • • • , • 39 17 12 9 )09 130 9q 71 DAVENPORT-ROC~ ISLAND-MOLINE, IOWA-ILL. SKSA, TOTAL • • 197 J '17 '12 25 80 1 2116 153 3Cl' 177 DO 370 197 SCOTT COUNTY, IOWA' • , •• , 30 1 17 5 7 219 66 90 37 20 1119 OB2 HENRY COUNTY, ILL • • •• • 89 1 15 2'1 10 39 5)8 q2 1~) 2)} 70 60 55 602 ROCK ISLAND COUNTY,ILL*. 78 1 15 18 10 3q 1191 115 1511 172 70 50 165 )13 DES HOINES SMSA, TOTAL 90 2 30 15 ~3 530 167 160 85 118 328 )91 POLK COUNTY' , , , 65 1 17 10 37 '115 9q 90 60 101 296 861 WARREN COUNTY ••• 25 1 13 5 6 185 7'j 70 25 17 ;!il510 DUBUQUE SHSA, TOTAL. , . 26 1 21 2 2 229 97 115 12 5 9) 19 DUBUQUE COUNTY , , .... 26 1 21 2 2 229 97 115 12 5 9:1 19 SIOUX CITY,IOWA-NEBR, SMSA, TOTAL , , , • , , • 116 2 20 11 13 357 137 108 60 52 119 013 WOODBURy COUNTY' , , , . 27 1 15 7 'I 257 126 78 qZ 11 10) 69?- DAKOTA COUNTY, NEBR.. • .. 19 1 5 q 9 100 11 30 18 'll 15 )21 WATERLOO-CEDAR FALLS SMSA, TOTAL • • • , • • • • 17 9 6 1711 83 117 39 5 D) 589 BLACK HAWK COUNTY, •• 17 9 6 1711 83 117 39 5 I)) 589 KANSAS (SEE AL.O HISSOURI) TOPEKA SHSA, TOTAL • 167 J 22 qO 17 85 796 25 116 120 111 1126 177 971 JEFFERSON COUNTY • 66 1 8 12 6 39 3111 8 ql 36 112 187 I) 22' OSAGE COUNTY • • , 55 1 9 16 5 2q 277 8 qe q8 35 138 13 757 SHAWNEE COUNTY*. , q6 1 5 12 6 22 207 9 27 36 3q 101 150 99li WICHITA SMSA, TOTAL, •• , lq3 2 30 56 20 35 650 18 157 168 136 171 3M 920 BUTLER COUNTY •••• 63 1 13 29 10 10 299 9 65 87 66 7Z 39 696 SEDGWICK COUNTY' , eo 1 17 27 10 25 351 9 92 81 70 99 )IIS 2211 See footnotes at end of table. 34 GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS mE Table 13. Local Governments and Elected Local OffiCials, by Type of Government, , in Individual SMSA's: 1977-Continued ------~------~------_r---Local governments Elected offic.ials ArtllJ Hunlc1- School Spedu Hunlci- To~al Counties Townships Tocall Counties paUdes districu districts paUties Townships d~:~~~!t5 KENTUCKY (SEe ALSf) INDIANA, OHIO, I Tf.NNESSEE. AND WEST VIRGINIA) LEXWGTON-fAYETTE SMSA, TOTAL, I ~1 5 12 7 17 280 93 102 35 50 287 392 BOURBON COUNTY. • 8 1 , 2 2 62 2'1 21 :1 10 7 18 815 CLARK COUNTY • • • • • ~ 1 1 1 1 33 15 6 5 7 26 133 LfJ(WGTON-fAYETTE URBAN COUNTY' •••• q 1 1 2 36 5 7 166 n'l8 JESSAM1NE COUNTY • 9 2 1 5 ~6 16 5 11 21 375 SCOTT COUNTY • • 7 3 1 2 '18 15 5 7 16 65'1 WOOOFORD COUNTY. 9 2 1 5 55 23 5 11 16 367 LOUISYILLE,KY.-IND. SMSA, TOTAL • • •• • 216 5 93 17 8 915\ 79 590 7J 3'1 139 81\7 882 7ij BULLITT COUNTY, KY ••• 13 1 5 1 16 38 5 15 " 1176 JEFFERSON COUNTV,KY.'. 123 1 77 2 561 1'1 '176 12 79 696 832 OLDHAM COU~TY ,KY .. 19 1 3 1 69 11 20 5 :53 17 752 CLARK COUNTV,IND .. C;~ 1 5 12 3 123 19 35 q8 12 9 B3 0'10 FLOVD COUNTY, IND •• 16 1 3 5 1 66 19 21 25 3 56 782 O~ENSBORO SMSA, TOTAL. 9 1 2 2 9 11 10 7 BO 730 DAy lESS COUNTY • ~ 1 2 2 9 11 10 7 60 730 LOUI SlANA ALEXANDRIA SHSA, TOTAL 21 2 15 2 186 93 17 - 135 IliA GRANT PARISH •• 8 1 5 1 69, 31 8 - 111330 RAP IDES PARISH'. 13 1 10 1 !I 117/ 62 9 - 121 088 BATON ROUGE SMSA, TOTAL. 26 3 17 'I 2 256 138 39 - 411 725 ASCENSION PARISH •••• 6 1 3 1 1 5ij 22 11 - 40 691 EAST &ATON ROUGE PARISH' q 3 1 61 q9 12 - 310 922 LIVINGSTON PARISH •••• 10 1 8 1 69 32 119 8 - 42 590 WEST BATON ROUGE PARISH. 6 1 3 1 52 26 18 8 - 17 522 LAFAYETTE SMSA, TOTAL. 8 1 61 1 91 37 '10 tq - 125 233 LAFAYETTE PARISH 8 1 6 1 91 37 liD 1'1 - 125 233 LAKE CHARLES SMSA, TOTAL 11 1 6 1 79 31 35 13 - 151 334 CALCASIEU PARISH 11 1 6 1 79 31 35 13 - 151 334 MONRoE SHSA, TOTAL 7 1 q 2 59 22 25 12 - 125 4'17 OUACHITA PARISH. 7 1 'I 2 59 22 25 12 - 125 447 NEW ORLEANS SMSA, TOTAL. 25 3 15 'I 255 ?l 126 38 - 1 09U U23 JEFFERSON PARISH • 8 1 6 1 7'1 2q ~2 8 399 016 ORLEANS PARISH' •• 3 1 1 1 '10 35 5 559 770 ST. BERNARD PARISH. ~ 1 1 2 '10 29 11 58 188 ST. TAMMANY PARISH. 10 1 8 1 101 38 '19 lq 77 4U9 SHREVEPORT SMSA, T'TAL 35 J 26 3 ) 291 100 1'19 q2 - 348 936 BOSSIER PARISH • 7 1 q 1 1 67 30 25 12 - 69 870 CADDO PARISH' •• 15 1 11 1 2 123 '1'1 61 18 ~ 239 078 WEBSTER PARISH • 13 1 11 1 101 26 63 12 - 39 988 MAINE LEWISTON-AUBURN SMSA, TOTAL. 10 2 1 52 30 16 6 72 11'1 PORTLAND SMSA, TOTAL 25 9 21 225 58 122 13 J2 181 246 1 (SEe AL~~Rb~~~~ARE AND DISTRICT BALTIHORE SMSA, TOTAL. 29 5 10 189 75 - 2 1'17 850 ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY. 6 1 3 30 16 - 3ijij 056 BAL TIMORE C rrv '. 2 1 32 BAL TIMORE COUNTY - 851 696 2 1 15 15 - 637 11'1 CARROLL COUNTY • 11 8 2 63 12 51 - 80 607 HARFORD COUNTY • 6 3 32 1~ HOWARD COUNTY. • 2 17 - 136 361 2 1 17 17 - 97 99'1 '1.\SSACfIUSETTS LS. RHODE ISLAND) I~"' ~M;",ll. TOTAL • • 190 17 75 9 B9 2 929 2 207 56 265 2 690 '66 OKlO 'ISA, TOTAL • UI 1 7 2 8 233 175 10 29 163 260 Rlv<.R ~MSA, TOTAL. ~9 1 7 11 256 197 116 163 163 I1A~, ,rl"'~E.TTS PORT ION. 11 1 'I 6 IB2 lq6 2:1 152 767 '~OD': ISLAND PORT ION 6 3 5 711 51 23 30 1116 fITCHBURG-LEOMINSTER SMSA, TOTA~ • ~ 12 2 II 2 35 139 1'1 7 97 201 LAWRENCE-IlAVERIlILL SMSA, TOTAL 27 2 16 9 27 '121 26 270 129 MASSACHUSETTS PORTION. 20 2 9 9 27 270 28 226 335 NEW HAMPSIlIRE PORTION. 7 7 H)1 - '13 7911 LOWELL SMSA, TOTAL • 16 7 7 15 17B 5 21 229 '1116 MASSACIlUSETTS PORT ION. lij 6 7 I::> 160 21 222 167 NEW HAHPSH IRC PORT ION. 2 1 1 IB 5 - 7 279 NEW OEDfOIlO SMSA, TOTftL. 16 7 1 7 222 21 178 6 17 166 Bill PITTSfiELD SHSA, TOTAL. 19 7 3 B 262 18 .B2 30 911 26B SPR INGf I ELO-CIlICOPEE-HOLYOKE '2 SMSA, TOTAL • • • • • • 5'1 5 19 1 29 811 1119 5 11" 5'19 211 MASSACIiUSETTS PORT ION. 5 18 1 29 171 1'19 5 112 5'11 917 CONNECTICUT PORTION •• 5'1 1 110 - 7 2911 WORCESTER SMSA, TOTAL •• 59 2'1 6 2B 932 15 755 '16 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS METROPOLITAN AF L'oea 1 governmcnts E\eetC!d o{tic.hls 'EXhlb.\t. Area SKSA Hunicl .. School Special HlJnlel .. Total Counties Townships School Sr-'''la1. ~'pulat ~H'P I paUtha Tot.1.1' COl.lntics TownshIps districts districts paUt:ios d ts cr tc es tl1~trt\.ts IQ1\ MlCHlGAN (SEE ALSO OHIO) -, ANN ARBOR SHSA. TOTAl.. 115 8 i 20 11 5 345 22 76 159 79 9 :!44 72 WASHTENAW COUNTY • • · . · 115 1 8 20 11 5 3115 76 21111 ~2 ··.. 22 159 79 9 BATTl.E CREEK SHSA. TOTAl. 70 2 36 17 2 532 38 121 256 111 6 1M 9~ BARRY COCJNTY • • • ·. 8 26 1 l'~ 16 3 1 1911 18 51 101 21 CAl.HOUN COUNTY • • •·. ·.. :> o 1 8 20 41 "' 14 1 338 20 70 1~~ 90 :l III' 49 a ··. I BAY CITY SHSA. TOTAl. • - "" 29 1 II 1" 5 5 218 35 )1 100 34 18 BAY COUNTy •••• · . 120 09 9 29 1 II 1'1 5 · . ··. 5 218 35 31 100 311 16, 120 09 9 DETRO IT SHSA, TOTAl.. • 1 349 6 107 102 108 26 2 626 163 891 761 7511 q I.APEER COUNTY ••• · . 57 " 1131 01 36 1 9 18 6 2 246 15 81 112 35 J 61 98 5 L lV lNGSTON COUNTY. • . · . · 30 'I · 1 16 5 4 205 15 34 112 35 9 7771 II MACOHB COUNTY. • ·. .. 511 1 15 12 22 II 1131 Jl 127 107 l~q 12 669 III:; OAKI.AND COUNTY • ·. 94 1 37 23 29 q 690 34 259 167 203 27 9n 91 6 ST .CI.AIR COUNTY. ·. 112 8 1 · . 1 8 23 310 · 2 23 64 1611 56 :l 1)0 7119 WAYNE COUNTY -, • · . 9) 311 · · 1 10 38 10 711" 32 J 99 271 3 2 517 63 1 · . "5 FI.INT SMSA. TOTAl.. 93 2 25 33 30 3 701 32 204 2/l? 21Z 6 516 73 6 GENESEE COUNTY-. • · . ·. 55 · 1 III 17 22 1 4211 21 110 D4 156 3 1149 51 a SHIAWASSEE COUNTY •• · . · . 38 · . 1 11 16 8 2 277 11 911 113 56 3 69 21 8 GRAND RAP IDS SMSA. TOTAl. 93 2 20 38 28 5 670 118 1116 262 200 ~64 15 7 KENT COUNTY- • • • • · . 56 1 13 · .. 21 19 2 11011 29 97 D7 135 1123 60 1 OTTAWA COUNTY •••• ·.· 37 1 7 17 9 3 266 19 119 125 65 1~1 140 ~5 6 JACKSON SMSA. TOTAl.. • III 1 7 19 13 · .. 1 312 23 69 126 91 )1 1116 M2 JACKSON COUNTY • • • IIi 1 7 · · . 19 13 1 312 23 69 126 91 3 146 5112 KAI.AMAZOO-PORTAGE SHSA, TOTAl.. 81 2 20 3J 22 q 608 40 172 240 150 6 263 10 KAI.AHAZOO COUNTY_. • o 36 1 9 15 10 1 289 25 74 117 70 3 201 36 6 VAN BUREN COUNTY • • 115 1 16 12 11 3 319 15l 98 123 80 3 61 7JII LANSING-EAST l.ANSING SMSA, TOTAl. • • • 152 II 36 611 III 7 1 087 80 309 432 2117 19 '145 2:1 1 Cl.INTON COUNTY · . .. · 1 8 16 6 21 252 17 72 111 42 10 ~2 '19 5 EATON COUNTY • • ·. 37 1 10 16 9 1 277 21 85 117 51 3 17 80'I INGHAH COUNTY' • · . 41" 1 8 16 · 13 3 2911 28 65 105 93 3 267 !)'81 IONIA COUNTY • . · . · 41 ... ··· 1 10 16 13 1 264 III 87 99 61 3 47 35 1 HUSKEGON-NORTON SHORES- MUSKEGON HEIGHTS SHSA, TOTAl.. 75 2 18 32 19 II 528 1'!7 209 130 9 178 :I09 MUSKEGON COUNTY- • 115 1 11 16 111 3 325 19 90 114 96 6 157 6116 OCEANA COUNTY •••• · . 30 7 16 1 5 203 " · 1 14 57 95 J4 3 2066 3 SAGINAW SMSA, TOTAl.. 511 1 8 27 13 5 371 23 66 183 91 8 226 66 2 SAGINAW COUNTY • • · . ·· 511 1 8 27 13 5 371 23 66 183 91 8 226 68 2 MINNESOTA , I (SEE ALSO NORTH DAKOTA) I DUl.UTH-SUPERIOR,HINN-WIS. I SHSA. TOTA~ •••••••• 153 2 8S 21 12 : 956 51 226 !!IllS 124 10 260 59 ST .1.0UIS COUNTY.MINN.* • 9 126 1 27 69 18 726 12 159 43:;1 112 10 216 2 20 DOUGI.AS COIlNTY,WIS.* •• 27 1 "6 16 ·. 3 1f! 2:10 39 67 112 12 - 44 37 9 HINNE~POl.IS_ST .PAUl.,HINN-WIS. SHSA, TOTAl. ••••• 1106 10 175 101 67 53 2 122 137 861 608 428 882 010 8 80 ANOKA COUNTY, MINN ••• I · 32 1 17 4 6 4· 150 10 72 26 37 5 1M 32 8 CARVER COUNTY,MINN ... · 31 1 12 11 4 156 11 47 65 28 5 336 09 CHISAGO COUNTY, MINN •• · . 28 1 10 )\ 11 II 155 11 60 24 14 22 07 II DAKOTA COUNTY,MINN ... *6 118 1 20 9 ~I 241 11 90 78 57 5 166 79J HENNEPIN COUNTY,MINN.- ·. 71 1 42 l'1 16 11: 309 10 186 5 101 7 915 6 03 RAHSEY COUNTY,flINN.- • · . 1 15 1 5 146 10 ell 7 34 '156 0 06 SCOTT COUNTy.MINN •••• 111 11 · 29 1 8 11 5 161 12 47 60 32 10 39 6 011 WASHINGTON COUNTY,MINN .. III" 1 23 9 "I 4 q I 224 12 118 56 26 12 1011 III 5 WRIGHT COUNTY.MINN .. · . 118 1 15 20 8 q, 277 11 83 123 47 13 47 85 2 ST .CROIX COUNTY,WIS. ·. · 115 1 12 21 6 5 303 39 88 120 42 6 38 86 ··· 6 ROCHESTER SMSA. TOTAl.. 1 6 18 5 J 175 12 91 34 5 87 7 ~2 Ol.MSTED COUNTY • • ·. J3 6 ··. " 1 18 5 J 175 12 "JJ 91 34 5 87 732 ST.Cl.OUD SHSA, TOTAL 128 3 39 60 16 10 736 217 367 104 15 151 01 J BENTON COUNTY ••• · · · 25 1 5 12 2 121 10 20 72 14 5 23 0:17 SHERBURNE COUNTY • • ·. · 21 1 5 11 3 "12 26 63 19 5 25 B81 STEARNS COUNTY-, • · . 82 1 29 37 l.!.).J12~ ·· 11 171 232 71 5 102 15 5 ·· ·· !\ I .;1 MlSSlSSlPPl (SEE ALSO TENNESSEE) BII.OXI-GULFPORT SH5A, TOTAl. •• 26 7 9 7 148 eo 35 24 9 170 26 II HANCOCK COUNTY • • 7 2 - 2 2 116 26 9 - 8 3 18 24 9 HARRISON COUNTY- • ·. III II - q 1 - :/ 5 r.~ 29 20 10 143 52 8 · · · 3 STONE COUNTY • • • • ·. · . 5 1 - 2 110 6 8 118 ·· - 1 25 - 6 3 7 JACKSON SMSA. TOTAl.. 29 15 6 61 1711 63 92 13 6 285 J 27 HINDS COUNTV*. • • ·. 17 0 - 5 , ! 92 36 116 - 3 226 52 1 · 7 RANKIN COUNTY ••• ·.·. ;1 · ·. 12 7. -I 1 ./; 82 27 46 - 6 3 56 8 06 See footnotes at end of table.· · 36 GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS II" Table 13. Local Governments and Elected Local Officialls, hy Type of GO'iernment, in Individual SMSA's: 1977-Continlued Loca 1 governments Elected officials Exhibit: Area SHSA Hunici .. Spechl Munici- Total Counties Total' Speciat population, palities districts palities Townships d~:~;~!t5distrh.ts 1975 H ISSISSIPPI--CONT INUED (SEE ALSO TENNESSEE) PASCAGOULA-HOSS POINT SHSA, TOTA~ • • • • 10 3 2 58 27 19 9 3 105 186 JACKSON COUNTy • 10 3 2 58 27 19 9 3 105 186 MISSOURI CO~UHBIA SHSA, TOTA~ 21 e 8 li!9 28 50 J 87 230 BOONE COUNTY • 21 9 8 129 28 50 3 87 2:!.tO KANSAS CITY, MO.-KANS. SHSA, TOTA~ • • • 281 7 107 11 53 103 1 636 141 750 326 386 1 290 110 CASS COUNTY,HO •••• 39 1 17 12 9 253 23 130 70 30 117 767 C~AY COUNTY,HO, ••• 47 1 21 7 18 262 22 139 '12 5~ 133 19F JACKSON COUNTy,HO.". 45 1 18 13 13 291 32 141 81 37 6311 589 P~P.TTE COUNTY,MO .. 41 1 17 4 19 :!56 28 117 24 87 39 333 RAY COUNTY,HO •••• 37 1 11 5 20 1B5 20 76 27 62 19 327 JOHNSON COUNTY,KANS ••• 54 1 20 9 7 17 J04 8 131 27 118 90 2JB 326 WYANDOTTE COUNTy,KANS. 18 1 3 2 5 7 85 8 16 6 34 21 177 570 ST.JOSEPH SMSA, TOTA~. 39 2 14 9 111 255 48 91 511 62 99 682 ANDREW COUNTY ••• 19 1 8 4 6 126 25 51 211 26 13 361 BUCHANAN COUNTY' • 20 1 6 5 8 129 23 40 30 36 86 321 ST.LOUIS,MO-ILL. SHSA, TOTAL 615 8 194 113 239 3 682 245 1 675 5111 737 511 2 3b6 542 FRANKLIN COUNTY,MO .. 38 1 11 11 15 226 23 90 66 117 611 199 JEFFERSON COUNTY,HO •• 46 1 11 12 22 281 22 94 78 87 121 769 ST.CHARLES COUNTY,MO •• 30 1 8 5 16 179 2'1 69 :;0 56 115 9911 ST.LOUIS CITY,MO.~ • 6 1 2 3 80 58 22 - 5211 964 ST.LOUIS COUNTY,HO •• 150 1 91 24 34 930 27 673 1411 96 • 960 1151 CLINTON COUNTY.I~L •• 65 1 12 15 12 25 358 29 100 125 69 35 29 557 MADISON COUNTy,ILL •• 130 1 26 2'1 16 63 705 45 250 20:; 111 96 249 685 MONROE COUNTY,I~L ••• 211 1 6 3 1'1 1111 37 55 21 28 18 977 ST. C~AIR COUNTY,ILL •• 126 1 28 22 28 47 782 38 286 186 196 76 280 9116 SPRINGFIELD SMSA, TOTAL. 50 2 14 15 19 273 '17 9:l 90 43 187 532 CHRISTIAN COUNTY 30 1 5 7 17 142 24 33 112 43 19 576 GREENE COUNTY" • 20 1 9 8 2 131 23 60 48 - 167 956 /olUNTANA 91~LINGS SMSA, TOTAL 42 15 23 167 14 29 58 66 97 220 I YELLOWSTONE COUNTY 112 15 23 167 14 29 58 66 97 220 GREAT FAL~S SMSA, T01"L. 25 14 6 124 18 21 65 20 83 832 t CASCADE COUNTy • 2; 14 6 1211 18 21 65 10 83 832 r NEBRASKA i' (SEE ALSO IOWA) I LINCOLN SHSA, TOTAL. 54 I 1 13 20 20 2.66 12 71' 72 111 181 659 LANCASTER COUNTY • 54 I 1 13 20 20 266 12 71 72 111 181 659 OMAHA,NEBR-IOWA SMSh' TOTAL. 262 3 26 33 200 1 509 177 161 187 984 573 2911 DOUGLAS COUNTY,NEBR.". 127 1 7 17 102 674 8 50 97 519 1111 878 SARPY COUNTY,NEBR. • • lOll 1 5 6 92 5211 14 37 30 11113 75 121 POTTAWATTAMIE COUNTY, IOWA J1 1 14 10 6 311 155 74 60 22 86 295 NEVADA LAS VEGAS SHSA, TOTAL. 19 4 13 102 38 26 7 31 330 7111 CLARK COUNTY • 19 4 13 102 38 26 7 31 330 7111 RENO SHSA, TOTAL • 19 2 15 109 15 17 7 70 1114 750 WASHOE COUNTY. 19 2 15 109 15 17 7 70 11111750 NEW HAMPSHIRE I (SEE ALSO MASSACHUSETTS) I HANCHESTER SHSA, TOTAL • 25 7 9 e 25 112 31 139 9118 231 I NASHUA SMSA, TOTAL • 16 4 7 4 178 311 90 12 101 1159 NEW JERSEY (SEE ALSO DELAWARE, NEW YORK, AND PENNSYLVANIA) I ATLANTIC CITY SMSA, TOTAL. 57 1 17 6 16 17 32B 13 1111 40 126 35 188 106 AT~ANTIC COUNTY •• 57 1 .7 6 16 . 17 328 1J 1111 40 126 35 188 106 JERSEY CITY SMSA, TOTAL. 43 1 10 2 10 20 195 13 80 12. 90 - 577 519 HUDSON COUNTY. 43 1 10 2 10 20 195 13 80 12 90 - 577 519 LONG BRANCH-ASBURY PARK SHSA, TOTAL • • • 139 38 15 52 861 8 265 110 40 1192 030 MONMOUTH COUNTY. 139 38 15 52 861 8 265 110 110 '192 030 NEW BRUNSWICK-PERTH AMBOY- SAYREVILLE SMSA. TOTAL. 76 1 15 10 21 29 4116 10 119 71 181 65 592 771 MIDDLESEX COUNTY • • • 76 1 15 10 21 29 11116 10 119 71 181 65 592 771 NEWARK SMSA, TOTAL 269 'I 62 ~1 96 66 1 684 45 '195 28'1 761 99 1 999 025 ESSEX COUNTY'. 49 1 18 4 17 9 290 14 134 27 115 - 882 4B7 MORRIS COUNTY •• 114 1 19 20 '10 34 696 10 149 13!1 318 8'1 393 6211 SOMERSET COUNTY. 57 1 12 9 21 14 361 8 100 66 172 15 202 091 UN ION COUNTY • 49 1 13 1 8 18 9 337 13 112 56 156 - 520 823 ")I"t (ootnotes at end of table. 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS METROPOLITAN AREAS 37 Table 13. Local Governments and Elected Local Officials, by Type of Government, in Individual SMSA's: 1977-Continuea Local governments Elected officials Exhibit: Artoa ~------'------~~~~~~~-'r------'------~------.------'r------,------,------,------1SHSA Mun1cl- School Special Hunici- Spee1a 1 cpu lac tun , Total Counties Town hips Totall Counties paliths districts districts pa l1ties Townships d~:~~~!ts districts 1975 tlORTH CAROLINI\--CONTINUfD I I (SEC ALSO VIRGINIA) I FAYETTEVILLE SMSA, TOTAL • 8 3 70 226 146 121 22 CUMBERLAND COUNTY •••• 12 8 3 70,1 22 226 146 I GREENSBORO-." I NSTON-SALEM- HIGH POINT SMSA, TOTAL. 50 6 25 19 299 105 15~ 7611 178 OAVIDSON COUNTY. 7 1 3 3 110 13 19 100 814 FORSVTH COUNTV'. 8 1 3 4 43 17 20 226 332 GUILFORD COUNTY' 10 1 ~ 5 52 19 27 299 484 RANDOLPH COUNTY. 12 1 B 3 81 26 q9 82 555 STOKES COUNTY. • :i 6 1 2 J 32 13 10 28 369 YADK I N COUNTY. -I 7 1 5 1 51 17 31 26 624 RALEIGh-DURHAM SMSA, TOTAL 31 3 16 12 191 64 112 468 512 DURHAM COUNTV' 5 I 1 39 19 H 139 320 ORANGE COUNTY ••• 9 1 3 ;1 48 20 22 67 324 WAKE COUNTV' • • • :! 17 1 .! 12 4 104 25 76 -I 261 868 ~ILHINGTON SMSA, TOTAL 25 7 127 30 88 127 770 BRUNSWICK COUNTY • 4 87 66 ;1 '1 1~ 15 32 523 NEW HANOVER COUNTY'. I 3 40 15 22 95 247 '\ :lI i -I i I : I I t FARGO-MOORHEAD, N. D ._MINN. i I I I ! SHSA, TOTAL • 161' 80 29 26 1781 563 116. 134' 126 616 i' CASS COUNTy,N.D.' ••• :1 1091 50 25 13 1)2 3861 75 17.91 79 838 CLAY COUNTY ,M INN.' • • • 30 II 13 q6 411 46 778 " 52 1771 5! 01110 ! I ! (SEt ALSO WE.T VIRGINIA) I i I t AKRON SMSA, TOTAL. 102 30 31 26 11 616 43 297 12q! 10i 667 157 PORTAGE COUNTY • 11::1 10 18 11 3 2511 18 10q 721 1112155 5' 132 257 SUMMIT COUNTY •• 59 20 13 17 8 362 25 19J 521 87 51 ~34 900 , I CAtlTON SMSA, TOTAL all 24 31 19 8 535 41 265 12q! 95 101 400 3S CARROLL COUNTY • :1 25 5 III 2 3 138 18 q9 56 10 ~TARK COUNTY' •• '1 59 19 17 \7 5 3971 23 216 68 115 CINCINNATI ,OH 10-KY-1 NO. i SHSA, TOT AL • • • • • • 265, 108 51 42 1 570 129 912, 205 277 CLERHONT COUNTY,OHIO • . :1 39 121 14 5~ I' 3 234 19 112 56 42 4~~:51 ~~108 886~~: HAMILTON COUNTY ,OHIO~. 79 36, 12 23 7 5115 31 350 48 111 ?OO 2811 WARREN COUNTY,OHIO • 3(1 11,1 81 5 223 re 116 44 40 88 7115 BOONE COUNTY ,KV ••• 9 1~1 -, 3 58 III 27 10 37 367 CAMPBELL COUNTV,KV • 31 15 8 173 15 108 35 Ib BlI 911 KENTON COUNTV,KV •••• n 22 206 13 161 25 7 129 819 DEARBORN COUNT V , 1NO •• 1 37 7 14 19 38 57 III 31 184 ;I 1~ I 131 I CLEVELAND SHSA, TOTAL 2111 4 89 42 571 19 1 406 114 827 168 277 20 1 966 725 CUYAHOGA COUNry' 101 I 1 56 II 3j 7 769 57 529 16 162 5 1 592 613 GEAUGA COUNTY ••• 33 1 5 16 7 4 169 I 18 q7 611 5 68 11111 LAKE COUNTY •••• 39 1 18 5 10 5 21141 20 15q 20 5 206 881 MEDINA COUNTY ••• 38 1 10 17 7 ~;! 3 224 19 97 68 35 5 99 087 COLUMBUS SMSA, TOTAL 196 5 62 77 37 15 1 206 101 39q 308 180 25 1 068 5111 DELAWARE COUNTY. 32 1 7 18 4 2 164 18 70 72 19 5 50 836 FAIRFIELD COUNTV 110 1 14 13 8 4 259 19 lq4 52 39 5 611 568 FRANKLIN COUNTY' 65 1 26 17 17 4 419 29 235 68 82 5 858 239 MADISON COUNTV • 28 1 6 14 4 3 155 19 55 56 20 5 31 3011 PICKAWAV COUNTY. 31 1 9 15 II 2 191 16 90 60 20 5 113 567 DAYTON SMSA, TOTAL 162 4 50 49 3B 21 952 B9 q60 196 187 20 635 706 GREENE COUNTY. • 35 1 9 12 7 6 191 21 82 48 3b 5 1211 779 MIAMI COUNTY • • • 39 1 12 12 9 5 230 19 113 118 45 5 B7 276 MONTG0MERY COUNTY' 56 1 18 13 17 7 320 31 150 52 B2 5 587 507 PREBLE COUNTY ••• 32 1 11 12 5 :3 211 18 115 lIa 25 5 36 1116 HAMIL TON-M I DDLETOWN SHSA, TOTAL •• 38 1 11 13 9 1I 217 16 99 52 45 5 21111562 BUTLER COUNTY. 38 1 11 13 9 I, 217 16 99 52 115 5 2114 562 LIMA SMSA, TOTAL 141 4 43 53 28 13 859 75 417 212 HO 15 211 5113 ALLEN COUNTY'. • 40 1 10 12 9 8 214 19 97 q8 q5 5 108 734 AUGLA I ZE COUNTV. J2 1 9 H 6 2 196 20 90 56 30 III ~611 PUTNAM COUNTV. • 42 1 15 15 9 2 273 19 Hq 60 qS 5 31 757 VAN WERT COUNTY. 27 1 9 12 4 1 176 17 B6 118 20 5 29 588 LORAiN-ELVRIA SMSA, TOTAL. 56 1 15 18 16 6 327 21 154 72 75 5 268 579 LORAIN COUNTY ••• 56 1 15 18 16 6 327 21 154 72 75 5 268 579 MANSFIELD SMSA, TOTAL, , 41 1 9 18 10 3 238 20 96 72 q5 5 130 915 RICHLAND COUNTY, • _ • 41 1 9 18 10 3 238 20 96 72 45 5 130 915 SPRINGFIELD SMSA, TOTAL, 62 2 17 22 13 B 348 157 88 187 1124 CHAHPAIGN COUNTY _ , , 38 60 5 29 1 7 12 5 4 167 18 71 118 25 5 32 540 CLARK COUNTY', , • , , it 33 1 10 10 8 4 181 20 86 110 35 154 884 I St'f' roorncees at end of tabla. \ t 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS METROPOLITAN AREAS 39 UZ E2 oa Table 13. Local Governments and Elected Local Officials, by Type of Government, in Individual SMSA's: 1977--Continued Local governments Elected officials Exhibit: I-----,----,--.....::....-,----,-----,----+---,----,----,----..,----r----! SHSA Area Hunicl ... Spechl Munlci .. Spec Ia l population, Total c.ount leo Totall Counties palities Townships d~~~~~!Udistricts palities Townships d~~~~~!tsdlstrf.c.t, 1975 PENNSYLVAN IA--CONT INUED ! (SEE ALSO NEW YORK) 1 PHILADELPHIA,PA.-N.J. SMSA, TOTAL ••• 7 140 199 189 331 4 779 1 566 1 389 1 592 1118 'I807 301 BUCKS COUNl'Y,PA. • • 1 22 31 17 55 6112 269 211 1~8 _ 1160 978 CHESTER COUNTY,PA •• 1 16 57 14 55 674 164 370 126 _ 293 07'1 DELAWARE COUNTY,PA ••• 1 28 21 19 51 674 304 185 171 ~ 591 671 MONTGOMERY COUNTY P~ ••• 1 24 38 26 86 810 285 286 225 _ 6JlI 001 PH!LADELPHIA COUNTY PA.' 1 5 5 2111 187 27 _ 1 815 808 BURLINGTON COUNTY,N.J. 9 31 lIO 27 626 65 190 321 lI3 3115 696 CAMDEN COUNTY,N.J ••• 29 8 III 31 6731 202 52 34l 65 476 ~11 GLOUCESTER COUNTY,N.J. t I 11 13 27 21 '1661 90 95 231 40 189 562 I 1 _ 1 PITTSBURGH SMSA, TOTAL qj 193 117 105 3251 II 871 927 322 22'1 1 013 I 2 1561 ALLEGHENY COUNTY" •• : I 1 85 42 14'1I 1 795, 96R 339 'I6B - 1 517 996 BEAVER COUNTY ••• .1 1 22 53 356 1t14 135 209 328 WASHINGTON COUNTY •• 1 32 ~~~I 385 226 14'1 2111 611 WESTMORELAND COUNTY. ·: t~I' 50 I 1 ~~43 I 21 20 78 783 I 4471 142 180 380 289 · ,I READING SMSA, TOTAL. 1 31 44 73 I , 21 i 7751 275 182 305 017 BERKS COUNTY • · 1 q4 21 775 l04304 I 275 182 305 017 • I 73: WILLIAMSPORT SMSA, TOTAL 1 42 9 271 510 I: 115 296 87 11'1 897 LYCOMING COUNTY. 1 :~10 I 42 9 271 510 115 296 87 1111 897 ·, I YORK SHSA, TOTAL 223 2. 50 I 56 22 93, 1 113 i 517 370 198 JlI7 509 ADAMS COUNTY • • 1 13 I> 361 , 1 691 21 28. 1431 150 511 61 8'12 YORK COUNTY' • ·~ 1~'I' 1 37 35 • I 1 161 65. 75<:I :n41 220 l'Iq 285 667 I RHODE ISLAND I I (SEE ALSj C'JNNFLTlCUT AND I I I MASSACf'USETTS) r PROVIDENCC-WARWICK-PAWTUCr.£T i SMSA. TOTAL • • 75 8 2'1 754 lI32 903 8111 ~~~ Ii 170 RHODE ISLAND PORT lOr.! • • : ! 67 7 17 529 ;:;0 170 810 313 MASSACHUSETTS PORTION. 8 1 7 225 1 23 202 93 528 , I 1 SOUTH CAROL WA (SEE ALSO GCOROIA) ,i I I CHARLESTON-NOqTtI CHARLESTON I I SMSA, TOTAL • 43 3 22 5 131 2311 '121 155 10 27 371 35 .. BERKELEY COUNTY •• 10 1 6 1 2 57 45 :1 1 6 65 62B CHARLESTON COUNTY' :i 22 1 11 9 1211 81 9 18 260 '126 DORCHESTER COUNTY. .1 11 1 5 3 2 53 29 3 115 296 ~~ I' COLUMBIA SMSA •••• 37 2 20 7 8 211 38 117 9 365 156 LEXINGTON COUNTY • 22 1 15 5 1 ll19 19 92 ;I 117 603 RICHLAND COUNTY' • 15 1 5 2 62 19 25 6 2117 553 GREENVILLE-SPARTANBURG SMSA, TOTAL • • • • • 3 28 9 366 48 175 98 525 lI30 GREENVILLE COUNTY' • 1 8 1 235:I 139 23 61 113 265 573 PICKENS COUNTY ••• 1 7 1 5 B3 13 47 III 68 270 SPARTANBURG COUNTY". 1 13 7 24 1l1'1 12 67 III 191 567 SJUTH DAKOTA i I SIOUX FALLS SMSA, TOTAL. 50 10 7 8 247 11 56 120 l5 25 99 739 i MI'\l~EHAHACOUNTY • 7 2'17 50 10 8 11 56 120 35 25 99 739 ,.I TENNESSEE I CHATTANOOGA,TENN.-GA. SMSA, TOTAL ••••••• 60 6 27 5 22 300 133 141 12 1'1 392 011 HAHILTON COUNTY,TENN.* • 22 1 10 11 36 36 47 3 2611 909 [ HARION COUNTY, TENN .... 13 1 8 3 76 31 42 3 21 8118 SEQUAT~HIE COUNTY,TENN •• 3 1 1 1 50 41 6 3 7 157 CATOOSA COUNTY,GA. 7 1 2 1 3 26 7 13 1 5 32 158 ! DADE COUNTY,GA ••• 4 1 1 1 1 19 8 5 6 11 7'11 WALKER COUNTY,GA •• 11 1 5 2 3 lI3 10 28 5 511 198 CLARKSVILLE-HOPKINSVILLE- TENN.-KY. SMSA. TOTAL. 17 2 6 8 158 102 III 5 10 138 912 CHRISTIAN COUNTY,KY." ••• 9 1 5 2 62 23 27 5 7 65 5911 I MONTGOMERY COUNTY, TENN.". B 1 1 6 96 79 1lI 3 73 318 I JDtlNSON CITY-KINGSPORT-BRISTOL, TeNN.-VA. SMSA, TOTAL 76 7 23 46 lI92 302 161 29 '100 623 CARTER COUNTY TENN •• 12 1 2 9 77 58 16 3 lI6 16'1 ~ HAWKINS COUNTY TENN ••• 18 1 5 12 811 lIlI 37 3 37 2811 SULLIVAN COUNTY TENN.- •• 17 1 3 13 115 86 18 11 1311 lI'17 UNICOI COUNTY,TENN •••• 7 1 1 5 lI2 J2 7 3 15 702 WASHINGTON COUNTY,TENN.* • 7 1 2 4 79 59 17 J 79 752 SCOTT COUNTY,VA •••• 9 1 6 2 52 12 37 3 25 20'1 WASHINGTON COUNTY,VA •• 5 1 3 1 33 11 19 3 39 3511 • BRISTOL CITY,VA, 1 1 10 10 22 716 KNOXV ILLE SMSA, TOTAL. 39 q 12 23 259 148 99 12 '135 7113 ANDERSON COUNTY. 13 1 4 8 75 30 42 3 61 911 BLOUNT COUNTY. 10 1 5 4 7'1 :n 34 3 69 816 KNOX COUNTY' • 10 1 \ 8 61 38 20 3 293 '105 UN ION COUNTY • 6 1 2 3 lI9 43 3 3 10 3'11 See footnotes at end of table. 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS METROPOLITAN AREAS 41 Table 13. Local Governments and Elected Local Officials, by Type of Government, in Individual SMSA's: 1977-Continued Laca 1 governments Eh:~t~d cfUe-tats I €:'4",~",~c Area Hunicl- School Spet.lal Total Counties Townships Total \ Count res liunh.l- T I I Scboo l I hVt>. \<1 "lt~ 'l~~:~I,. palities districts districts pallt1eS own_, plI dlltr.hf!) .:Jlur~'l"'l TENNESSEE--CONTINUED ! \ -- I- I i MEHPHIS,TENN.-ARK._MlsS. I SMsA, TOTAL • • • • • • 68 'I 26 'I~21 213 ~ - : )1 8b6 116'1 12 1 6 I ,J, ~ SHELBY COUNTY,TENN." •• 1)6 '~q 8 TIPTON COUNTY,TENN ••• 13 1 11791 5 ~9 -It 7 CRITTENDEN COUN"(Y,ARK. 1 9 5 186 I ~~I :1 :1 ( 33 77 , : \ 251 2) I ~1 014 DE sOTO COUNTY, HISS. 10 1 3 -; 1 ~8 18 - 6 ~I ~~i i» NASHVILLE-DAVIDSON SMSA, TOTAL 95 7 39 3 746 1 278 :1' 121; ~91 1QQ 1.41 t t CHEATHAM COUNTY •• 8 1 3 ~O 15 - • ), 1 98 _ : _ , 16 q;O DAV IOSON COUNTY - • 13 7 101 '1'17 1)6" DICKSON COUNTY • • 15 6 92 52 37 • ' -! " ;-'6 ..ltl~ \ ROBERTSON COUNTY • 11 7 88 52 28 • i - , 8; 1.' Ol~ RUTHERFORD COUNTY •• 11 ~ M S6 25 _ I - ! )1 61 ~~I SUMNER COUNTY ••• 13 6 109 65 'u q~' WILL IAM50N COUNTY. 11 3 109 eO ~~I • I 6 i 5 i 44 61. WILSON COUNTY.. • 13 3 In 90 1'1' :1 6l ): 114 606 TEXAS I iii 1 ABILENE SHsA, TOTAL. 3 17 17 12 317 '19 61 ,i CALLAHAN COUNTY •• 12 1 'I 'I 3 19 22 I 1~~! :\ 1~~1 ~~; 13n~~ JONES COUNTY • • 5 5 { 17 1 6 98 12 32' : I :>~ ' 19: 15 9.:19 TAYLOR COUNTY- • 20 1 8 8 3 140 27 471 - ~6i 101 10~ 190 I ~ AMARILLO sMSA, TOTAL 1'1 2 6 3 ID '11 \ POTTER COUNTY' • 8 5 2;: : 1~1 1~~ I 1 1 64 21 I jg g~~ RANDALL COUNTY • • 6 1 [I 1 2 '19 20 I 171 • 7 56} ~4. AUsT:~ sHSA, TOTAL 39 2 11 9 17 226 45 ' 67 I • 59 S5 396 091 I HAYS COUNTY ••• 1 3 3 66 ! 10 3 21 191 • 21 5 35 052. TRAVIS COUNTY •• 29 1 8 6 lq 160 2'1 '18 - )8 50 361 0'9 l BEAUMONT-PORT ARTHUR-ORANGE I sMsA, TOTAL • • 76 3 23 17 33 66 14'1 - 119 91 '50 521 1 HARDIN COUNTY ••• 15 1 5 5 q 20 29 - 35 15 34 08~ , JEFFERSON COUNTy -. 35 1 11 7 16 ) 26 72 - '19 q6 2ql 2'16 ORANGE COUNTY' • • 26 1 7 5 13 20 q3 - 35 30 i 75 190 ,; BROWNSVILLE-HARLINGEN- SAN BENITO sMSA, TOTAL. 62 1'1 12 35 30 97 73 12~ 116 931 J CAMERON COUNTY • • 62 III 12 35 97 ,j 30 73 12.5 176 931 'J BRYAN_COLLEGE STATION SHS~, TOTAL • • 9 1 2 2 4 69 26 H 14 15 71 2~1 ..1 BRAZOS COUNTY. • 9 1 2 2 'I 69 26 14 14 15 71 251 CORPUS CHRISTI SHSA, TOTAL 60 2 15 21 22 '1~ '10 78 149 '18 298 800 I NUECES COUNTY. • • • 3'1 1 6 1'1 13 170 10 32 100 28 248 422 'I SAN PATRICIO COUNTY •• 1 9 7 " 26 9 145 30 '16 'I? 20 50 378 DALLAS-FORT WORTH SMSA, TOTAL. 369 11 171 111 76 2. 214 284 997 758 203 2 5'13 7'5 COLLIN COUNTY.. • 50 1 25 15 9 280 29 135 101 15 94 61' DALLAS COUNTY' 60 1 27 16 16 374 53 173 114 34 1 405 126 DENTON COUNTY. '16 1 28 11 6 274 26 147 '17 2'1 97 410 ELLIS COUNTY • 33 1 13 10 9 172 23 7'1 71 ;)2 51 872 HOOD COUNTY. • 9 1 J 3 2 63 18 19 21 5 10 J08 JOHNSON COUNTY • 27 1 10 11 5 163 18 62 7J 10 55 56'1 t\AUFMAN COUNTY 25 1 10 7 7 151 19 58 U9 2.5 36 209 PARKER COUNTY.. • 21 1 6 11 3 123 22 26 70 5 33 629 ~OCKWALL COUNTY. 10 1 5 2 2 61 15 32 14 - 9 150 'fARRANT COUNTY' •• 62 1 JJ 18 10 391 37 210 119 25 728 951 ~'ISE COUNTY. • • 26 1 11 7 7 162 2'1 61 49 28 20 903 EL PASO sHSA, TOTAL. 20 1 3 9 7 132 20 19 56 35 424 419 EC pASO COUNTY • • 20 1 3 9 7 132 20 19 56 3~ 1124 479 GALVESTON,TEXAS CITY SMSA, TOTAL. • • • • 39 1 10 11 17 226 27 67 79 5) HI3 2'111 GALVESTON COUNTY • • 39 1 10 11 17 226 27 67 79 53 183 24'1 HOUSTON SHSA, TOTAL. 1188 6 86 53 34' 2 72~ 180 519 376 1 650 2 286 247 BRAZORIA COUNTY •• 51 1 20 10 20 320 36 120 7'1 90 124 380 FORT BEND COUNTY • 1 9 'I 20 188 19 47 28 94 16 245 HARRIS COUNTY' • • 308''I 1 29 23 255 1 6'1' '13 177 162 1 261 1 94'1 4'1 LIBERTY COUNTY • • J1 1 10 7 13 171 32 57 119 39 38 'I'll MONTGOMERy COUNTY. 50 1 13 6 30 297 25 89 '12 I'll 87 213 WALLER COUNTY. 1'1 1 5 3 5 100 25 29 21 25 15 ~37 KILLEEN-TEMPLE SMSA. TOTAL '19 2 13 16 l8 298 '18 78 114 58 201 '71 BELL COUNTY' • • 37 1 9 11 16 212 22 53 79 58 156 781 CORyELL COUNTY • 12 1 'I 5 2 86 26 25 35 44 590 LAREDO SMSA, TOTAL 10 1 1 5 3 79 23 9 37 10 81 009 WEBB COUNTY. • • 10 1 1 5 3 79 23 9 37 10 81 009 LONGVIEW SMSA, TOTAL •• 35 2 1'1 1'1 5 237 'II 81 15 126 157 GREGG COUNTY' ••••• 21 1 8 8 'I 132 16 '18 10 81 198 HARRISON COUNTY ••• 1'1 1 6 6 1 10~ 25 33 5 44 '59 See footnotes at end of table. 42 GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS :'1 Table 13. Local Goverrnments and Elected Local Officials, by Type of Government, iraIndividual SMSA's: 1977-Contin'--d 1- -r-t- ..;L::::°::.:C.::l~8~o..:;ve::r.;:nm::e:::n::.:t$=-_.,r_--_,.---+--- ... --__,,__E:;l::;.C:;t::; e.:.d-ro.:.f:;f!::;C:;ia:,:l.:.... ,- __ -1 EX~~~!t: Arf'a Huniei- h School Sptclal Munici- opu lnt Ion , Total Totall Counties C(lunties paHt1es Town$ ips districts dist.ricts palities 1"75 TEXAS--CONT INueD LUBBOCK SMSA, TOTAL. 21 6 8 6 137 23 38 56 LUBBOCK COUNTY • 21 6 8 6 137 23 38 56 HCALLEN-PHARR-EDINBURG SHSA, TOTAL ••• 59 1 15 15 28 329 10 82 101 227 B53 HIDALGO COUNTY • 59 1 15 15 28 329 10 82 101 227 653 MIDLAND SMSA, COUNTY 1 1 2 1 '15 20 6 III 69 21'1 MIDLAND COUNTY • 1 1 2 1 '15 20 61 1'1 69 2111 ODESSA SMSA, TOTAL • 1 2 2 1 52 19 16 97 '160 ECTOR COUNTY • 1 2 2 1 52 19 16 97 '160 SAN ANGELO SMSA, TOTAL 1 6 ~ 92 20 '12 7'1 53'1 TOM GREEN COUNTY • tJ 1 6 II 92 20 '12 7'1 53'1 1 SAN ANTONIO SMSA, TOTAL. '1 3 27 28 526 72 1'1'1 139 961 566 BEXAR COUNTY", 1 20 18 3'16 28 100 9 912 93'1 COMAL COUNTY , • • :; 1 2 II 65 19 16 17 29 '176 GUADALUPE COUNTY • 1 5 6 25 28 25 39 15'1 S~ERHAlI-DCNISON SMSA, TOTAL. 1 15 15 26 10 76 63 15 ~~:I GRAYSON COUNTY • 1 15 226 26 10 76 63 TEXARKANA,TEXAS-ARK. SHSA, TOTAL ••••• 3 16 22 370 66 133 27 115 753 BOW IE COUNTY, TEXAS'. • • 1 8 lq ~i 162 29 87 1'1 69 916 LITTLE RIVER COUNTY,ARK. 1 5 3 91 26 15 5 11 6:n HILLER COUNTY,ARK.". 1 3 5 97 31 31 8 33 99B TYLER ~HSA.TOTAL • 1 7 9 15'1 28 65 20 107 597 SMITH COllNTY • 1 7 9 15'1 28 20 107 597 WACO SMSA, TOTAL • 1 20 19 296 29 15'1 26 MCLENNAN COUNTY. 1 20 19 296 29 i;;I ~gl 15'1 26 WICHITA FALLS SMSA, TOTAL. 2 9 10 18'1 lie 127 67B CLAY COUNTY, • , 1 II 5 62 19 35 2~1 6 363 WICHITA COUNTY". 1 5 5 102 21 35 16 119 515 70 " UTAI! I PROVO-OREM SMSA, TOTAL 35 16 3 15 152 22 92 15 23 UTAH COUNTY. 35 16 3 15 152 22 92 15 23 SALT LAKE CITY-OGDEN q SMSA, TOTAL , • 126 113 8 71 502 66 '12 139 762 6'15 DAVIS COUNTY ••• J7 1 16 1 19 157 11 5 '13 11'1 652 SALT LAKE COUNTy·. 110 1 9 q 26 150 31 2~~152 22 'IS 512 130 TOOELE COUNTY. 15 1 7 I 6 71 13 3B 5 WEBER COUNTY·. 15 22 936 311 1 11 21 201 12'1 11 67 10 36 133 127 VIRCWIA I (SEE ALSO DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA AND TENNessee) LyNCHBURG SMSA, TOTAL. 10 :I 6'1 29 '15 10 1'12 9B7 AMHERST COUNTY • • 3 1 1 20 10 6 'I 27 555 APPOMATTOX COUNTY. :I 1 2 22 8 H 11 139 CAMPBELL COUNTY. 3 1 2 2'1 11 13 '11 227 LYNCHBURG ClTV". • 1 1 16 12 6 63 066 NEWPORT NEWS-HAMPTON SMSA, TOTAL •••• 10 3 3 75 30 112 3 J'I7 220 GLOUCESTER COUNTY. 2 1 1 13 10 3 17 215 HAMPTON CITY!oI. • • 1 12 12 125 013 JAMES CITY COUNTY. 1 10 10 17 BIIO NEWPORT NEWS CITY' 3 2 10 10 136 760 POQUOSON CITY ••• 1 10 10 7 317 WILLIAMSBURG CITY. 1 10 10 10 6111 YORK COUNT'!, 1 10 10 30 '1311 NORFOLK-VIRGINIA BEACH PORTSMOUTH,VA-N.C. SMSA, TOTAL ••••• 10 5 63 13 772 932 CHESAPEAKE CITY,VA,. II 1 16 10'1 '159 NORFOLK CITY,VA •••• 1 1 12 2fl6 69'1 PORTSMOUTH CITY,VA.- 1 1 12 lOB 6711 SUFFOLK CITY, VA. • • • • 1 1 12 '19 210 VIRGINIA BEACH CITY,VA.- 2 1 16 213 95'1 CURRITUCK COUNTY,N.C •• 1 13 13 9 9'11 PETERSBURG-COLONIAL HEIGHTS- HOPEWELL SMSA, TOTAL •• 8 2 II 2 56 20 38 125 746 COLONIAL HEIGHTS CITY' 1 1 11 11 17 '172 DINWIDDIE COUNTY • 2 1 17 10 7 20 99B HOPEWELL CITY· • • 2 1 1 9 9 23 5BO PETERSBURG CITY' •• 2 1 1 11 11 '15 2'15 PRINCE GEORGE COUNTY 1 10 10 lB 'lSI 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS METROPOLITAN AREAS 43 Table 14. Local Governments and Elected Local Government Official$, by Type of Government, for States and Counties: 1977 Local goYerrU!lc'1h Elected o!Uc101. tleLtcd I------..---,----.,.---.,.---.,---+---;r---,----.,.---,-----.----I c~~::~~~~!-ExhIbIt: FfAt;lll1ntt'tt 1nc \Uth:d 1n county beMa! Special Schocl SpC(.Ul count (or Town ... ).!un1ct.. Town'" populntton Tahl dis- diS- Toto.l Countios du .. dls- Countlu. ~~~!~~:iIllbipt.l pal1tlC!I ahips other typ\.·s July 1975 tricts trictJ tr1cts tr1< ts of govcrMlcnh UN !TED ST ATES. 79 862 18 862 16 822 2~ 962 J~74 9 1 62 922 133 9A6 II~ 962 87 062 n 373 213 01\6 120 ALABAMA I I I I I TOTAL. ~19 I 127 336 J 700 8q~ .! '615 907 AUTAUGA. 6: I , I 39~ " , 1 ' , ,ql 10 n~;! I . 28 8~6 BALD~IN. , I . 12 771 12 5 I 68 073 BARBOUR. iI C! 47, 12 30, : I 2<1 071 BIBB •• 1 1~ t 1 I 3 12 18 ' 1<1 778 BLOUNT • H 10 2 4 '61 11 60 I ~I : I '1 716 , ~I I I BULLOCK. 7, 2 I 3 27 10 - !, • I 3 I 771 11 517 BUTLER • 7, t i 2 10 t~i 5 : ·i 21 562 CALHOUN. II I ;1 8 I 5, 7 62 91 48 : 5 .' 106 <191 CHAMBERS I 12 I ij I 2 ' 5 " 10 , 2" ' ., 36 812 q , aOI 6 I CHEROKEE 11 1 5 q] III 2U . I, ~\ I I 6 I 17 85J 1 CHILTON. I 9 I II q I 1 1 3 I 11 2<1 6 -, 27 970 CHOCTAW. 1 ! 5, 1 , 10 30 5 " -I 17 132 CLARKE I ~g! 2 2 9: 30 • 6 27 <106 CLAY •• 9 1 5 ~~I 10 : 6 t I ~I 28 12 13 297 CLEBURNE 9 1 1 q 1 1 , all 1l 2q , 6 11 721 I I q , COFFEE • II 1 I , 3 ~I 12 ' 5 -I J5 5u8 COLBERT. ! .4 : 15 1 : 6 I! 4 50 I 10 1 3" 6 -, ~9 997 CONECUH, 8 1 ' 3, 1 , 11, 18 6 , 15 786 COOSA, •• 6 1 ' 2' 1 2 27'~I 9 12 : 6 ., 11 212 COVINGTON. lq I q '4 I: 5 l°'i Hi 82 ' 10 ) -I 35 16J CRENSHAW 12 I 1 , 6 I 1 q 51 I 10 36 , 5 1<1 I~O CULLMAN. 16 I 8 ' 2 5 65 i 9 all II 57 986 DALE, • lO 1 ' 10 I , 6 771 10 : 60 ' 7 ' .' RANDOLPH 10 q 2 , 41 11 2q 6 RUSSELL, , 18 690 9 2 2 q 35 21 9 5 46 168 ST. CLAIR. 17 11 1 ~ 83 11 66 6 33 529 SHELBY , •• 23 10 1 11 98 60 5 qS 289 SUMTER • , • 13 6 1 5 50 '39 36 5 16 159 TALLADEGA. 20 1 9 3 7 73 14 sq 5 b6 815 TALLAPOOSA • 14 1 7 2 q 61 12 a3 6 35 289 TUSCALOOSA • 11 1 J 2 5 ·66 <16 15 5 122 169 WALKER ••• 21 1 11 3 6 82 13 63 6 6q 567 WASHINGTON • 8 1 3 1 3 :n 9 18 6 17 078 WILCOX •• 9 q 1 3 16 2q 5 15 14q WINSTON ••• 10 5 2 2 9 30 6 19 ~29 See rcctneees nt and ot table. 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS COUNTY AREAS 45 Table 14. Local Governments and Elected Local Government Officials, by Type of Government, for States and Counties: 1977-Continued Elected o!!1cla1!1 Elected 1------.----.----..----.---,.---+---..----,---.---,--,---1 c~~:~!~~!!-ExhIbit: lstll!mtcd included 1n 1.-t.u and county county 5'hool Spo~101 School Spo~hl count tOT Town_ :.!unlcl'" Town- pOJ.ulatlon T 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS COUNTY AREAS 47 • v Table 14. Local Governments and Elected Local Government Officials, by Type of i '1 Government, for States and Counties: 1977-Continued \ local governmenU l:loctod otf1r~Qh t:1V('tCO'1 \.~unt)'affl f~};.I••" I----·--..----.----,..----,r---,..----+---..,.----r---.,---..,.----r---I I u,h altl.1 ! f'ttU::I:lh.- Stato and county ln~'hhtu' Ul ...'unt, »unici- School Specht S('lll.h,)1 :i'p~...,,,,l \-()unt t,u Tohll CountJe~ dis" dh- Totol dh- ~~"tti DENVER •••• 2'1 1 1 III 19 7 8~ 'ml~ r,:u DOLORES, ••• 8 2 1 2~ 1 45 15 7 13 1 662 DOUGLAS. •• 21 1 1 18 108 ig I 8 7 8) 15 693 EAGL.E ••••• .. . 31 6 1 23 15'1 10 ' I!) 7 911 10 257 ELBERT • .. . 12 3 5 3 67 9 21 25 12 : i 5 )58 1 I EL PASO •••••• 67 8 15 '13 359 11 61 75 212 2HO 929 FREMONT •••••• · . 23 7 3 12 1J3 9 51 17 -, 56 -I 26 226 .I GARFIELD. • •• • · 27 6 3 17 I'll 10 38 15 78 -, 17 906 < GILPIN • • 7 2. 1 3 45 10 15 5 1~ - ! 1 855 i GRAND. • • • • 28 5 2 20 156 10 J7 96 1 D 6 220 GUNNISON • 16 5 1 9 77 9 35 7 26 : I 9 105 HINSDALE · . 5 1 5 1 · .. 1 2 26 9 7 5 351 HUERFANO 13 2 2 8 67 9 20 - ! IZ 26 :1 6 5211 JACKSON •• · . 7 1 1 q '12 10 7 7 18 1 79:1 · . 8 t, JEFFERSON, · , 93 1 83 '193 12 5 1108 )13 9611 i KIOWA, • • 11 3 2. 5 52 10 12 8 2 Il'l KIT CARSON 27 6 6 1'1 134 10 J2 112 7 773 LAKE • • , a 1 2 'I 48 10 10 18 e 305 LA PLATA • 27 3 3 20 123 Ie 17 76 2) 21!2 LARIMER, • 58 6 J '18 261 10 19 2011 117 738 ! 1/1 LAS ANIMAS ••• 20 6 6 7 9 ii 122 4S 37 26 16 05 -l LINCOLN •• 16 'I 5 6 78 9 28 25 16 II 977 LOGAN. •• •• 26 6 5 1'1 1'16 10 5 29 611 19 I!B6 MESA •• • ". '12 5 3 33 185 10 36 15 1211 62 '1711 MINERAL. •• ". 'I 1 1 1 26 9 1!7 1 5 5 B02 1 MOFFAT • • • • • • H 2. 1 10 67 10 7 )6 9 271! MONTEZUMA. 26 3 3 19 90 10 ~~I 17 '11 II!950 MONTROSE. ••• 20 'I 2 13 101 10 29 11 51 20 651 i MORGAN " ••• 26 5 4 16 1J9 9 38 211 68 21 B07 OTERO. 26 6 6 13 139 9 '16 30 511 21! '162 i OURAY •• 8 2 2 3 40 10 151 10 5 1 Bl0 PARK •• .. . 12 2 2. 7 71 10 14 12 35 3 775 PHILLIPS , .. " 1'1 3 2 8 61 9 23 111 35 'I 213 f PITKIN • , .. , , 15 1 1 12 63 10 7 5 61 a 765 PROWERS. · . 2'1 'I 1'1 110 10 35 2Z 4) l' 621 PUEBLO,. •• 261 2 20 1'10 11 24 10 95 125 665 I RIO BLANCO •• 3 9 10 31 1 15 ~I 74 16 17 5 )119 RIO GRANDE •••• 1'1 2. ;) 8 6B 9 13 15 )1 11 093 ROUTT, , " •• , •• 26 'I 3 18 114 10 Z9 17 58 9 65S SAGUACHE • • • • • 1'1 5 J 5 75 9 30 15 21 II 11'1 SAN JUAN , • • • • J 1 1 21 9 7 5 alii SAN MIGUEL 1'1 'I 3 6 74 I 10 25 111 2~ 2 1911 SEDGWICK • 18 3 2 12 72 9 2Z lZ 29 3 365 SUMMIT •• 20 5 1 13 9 36 6 60 5 '109 TELLER • , 13 3 2. 7 III75 1 9 ZO 10 36 5 720 WASHINGTON 15 2 5 7 83 9 16 29 29 5 539 WELD • • • 92 28 13 50 526 12 198 70 ZII6 107 365 YUMA ••• 21 3 2 15 105 9 21 II! 61 6 89'1 See footnoteB at end of table. 48 GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS Table 14. Local Governments and Elected Local Government Officials, by Type of Government, for States and Counties: 1977-Continued ------...... ---_. Etoctud otftc1oh £1"" ted IDeo I govern.aonta tQuntyoUt ... .~hlbJt : I------r---.----,---.----.---t---,---,----,---,----,----j t~:~~~o~l~~ Il'ltJtll.ltul (uUl1ly State Mnd count)' Spacial School &pcctul count for MuntcJ- Town ... )\unlcl- 'Tuwn- popul.tthm Tohl Count lea dis- 'Total Count 1Otlo diN- dh- dtiWf typNA pal1tl0fJ Jlhtps politics shipS July 197", trict. trhts trlC'tlJ 01 gowrrulU'11ltl CONNECT! C'JT TOTAL. ij)ij 3J 16 7 5B21 820 I 5 517 , 125 1 120 3 060 18" I FAIRFIELD. 65 6 I 18 1 1 345 I 228 974 !:lSi - j '179 3~1 HARTFORD • 69 3 I 26 I 1 1 126 , -! 86 ' 917 115 ! -I 820 966 LI1CHFIELD ~7 3 : 25 I 1 032 75 787 130 I 146 007 HIDDLESEX, ij) 2 , lq f 766 , 39 531 150 I -, 129 :S?5 NEW HAVEN, 71 9 ! 19 ' 1 099 ' 252 657 16~ -, 760 ",6 NEW LONDON 66 6 gl 1 030 : 91 680 250 I -: ;42 012 TOLLAND. 27 1 I 497 ' H 413 , 11~ 164 IIINDHAH, 36 15 1 707 ' 35 558 1~~ 89 936 3 ! I -' I !I DELAWARE , , , TOTAL. 210 3: 55 ' 25 127 916 40 115 '377, . 579 ij05 , - I KENT. , , 67 5 :!61 15 , 20 90 948 NEW CASTLE 29 I t ; 12 201 ' lij 50 399 35ij SUSSEX • lIij i 1 : 8 454 ' 11 4~ 89 Ie) DISTRICT OF COLUHBIA I 1 WASHINGTON , , 2 i 369 ;569 711 518 I FLORIDA )89 : TOTAL, 911 ; 66 ,i 95 361 846 2 289 401 810 6 283 076 f ALACHUA, 16 ' 9 , - 2 q 741 lq 50 ~ 51 121 945 BAKER, , 7 1 2 1 3 32 : 11 : 10 I 6 : 5, 12 491 1 - 1 68, ijl 6 BAY, , , 17 8 - f 2 6 13. 89 022 BRADFORD 8 4 I 1 2 52 ' 11 30 ~i 16 634 111 ' g ~ BREVARD, 29 ~~: 2 11 14 81 ' 11 ! 231 91B BROWARD, 52 2 2g I 241 : 21 ' 172 ' , 7 111, 1j48 190 CALHOUN, , 6 2 : 1 28 I 11 r 11 - , 6 8 164 CHARLOTTE, 13 1 1 10 ; 42 I 11, 5 ' 5 41 808 CITRUS, 7 1 3 32, 111 12 6 j J1 9ij9 CLAY 8 ~ I 1 2 ij54t g; 21 ' 6 ! 51 169 COLLIER, 12 2 8 3, 13 , 61 701 I _, COLUMBIA 7 1 2 2 2 J2 ' 11 10 , 11 29 0~8 DADE. , 33 ' 27 - I 2 3 211 40 ' 16ij 12 -' 439 481 DE SOTO. , , , • , ••• 7 1 1 q 33 12 ' 7 6 16 956 DIXIE ••• , • , •••• 5 2 1 1 33 12 10 I 6 -: 6 393 DUVAL (JACKSONVILLt C lTV) 9 5 2 2 711 62 , 15 -, 562 282 ESCAMBIA 8 2 2 3 45 16 ' 16 I -' 16 -1 223 120 FLAGLER 13 5 1 6 57 11' 26 : 6 -, 6 446 FRANKLIN 9 1 5 11 I 6 : 2 32 10 - , 7 758 GADSDEN. , 8 5 1 1 52 11: 30 , 6 -, 36 965 GILCHRIST. 7 3 1 2 39 11, 17 ' 6 5 089 GLADES, 5 1 1 2 30 11' 5 I 6 4 426 1 1 GULF, , 6 1 2 1 2 32 11 10 ' 6 10 253 HAMILTON 7 1 3 1 2 39 111 17 I 6 8 150 HARDEE , 7 1 3 1 2 42 11 20 I 6 18 315 HENDRY , IB 1 2 1 lq 71 111 111 -, 6 14 982 HERNANDO , 9 1 2 1 5 30 11 : 81 6 28 755 HIGHLMIDS, , 10 1 3 2 4 44 11' 19 I -I 6 40 430 HILLSBOROUGH 10 1 3 2 q 65 19 : 25 : 7 577 497 B q 23 • I HOLMES, • , , 1 1 2 40 6 12 607 H!DIAN RIVER 15 1 1 5 1 8 71 11111 25 5 45 725 JACKSON, , , 10 2 6 19 88 111 561 6 I 39 009 f, JEFFERSON, t I 1 1 1 32 11: 10 : 6 9 ijij4 41 i -' LAFAYETTE, , , ij 1 I 1 1 1 29 11 7: -I 6 3 JJ8 LAKE. , 21 H 2 ij 106 12 83 I 6 88 409 LEE, , , 28 J 2 22 101 13 19 I -, 5 15ij 161 LEON, • 7 t I 1 2 3 34 13 5' -' 6 12ij 71ij LEVY •• 13 7 1 q 70 11 6 16 HI LIBERTY. 3 1 1 11 3: ! :i 6 3 774 MADISON. 8 3 2 2 ~~ 1 12 6 5 lij 323 MANATEE. 17: 25 6 2 16 80 12 38 I -' 5 25 121 ij71 MARION 10 f I 5 2 2 53 12 30 6 5 97 683 MARTIN, 11 1 ij 1 5 57 12 22 6 17 45 739 MONROE • 10 1 3 2 q 45 14 15 6 10 51 133 NASSAU. Q 1 3 1 q 49 19 6 13 2B 158 OKAL005A • 19 1 8 2 8 78 lij 48 6 10 103 630 OKEECHOBEE 5 1 1 1 2 28 11111 7 5 5 17 249 ORANGE • • 22 1 13 2 6 111, 19 72 7 13 409 970 OSCEOLA •• 5 1 2 1 1 33 I 12 10 6 5 37 693 PALM BEACH 7ij 1 37 2 3q 18 207 7 87 455 ij51 PASCO ••• 11 1 6 2 2 12 J2 6 8 126 640 PINELLAS • 37 1 2q 2 10 :iiII 19 lq8 7 15 6ij3 540 POLK •• , 30 1 17 2 10 132 16 93 6 17 273 996 PUTNAM • • • 13 1 ~ 2 5 56 11 29 6 10 43 832 ST. JOHNS. 10 1 , 1 5 581 12 17 6 23 38 695 ! See re-reno eee at end ot table. ~ r I, , i 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS COUNTY AREAS 49 • Table 14. Local Governments and Elected Local Government Officials, by Type of Government, for States and COUl·~ties: 1977-Continued \, 1 Incal govurrunents .El..ctE"Of otttchh til: tt'll T ! \,lunt\' ,IH& l! .---l---.r--.-,----r--~--__r__-_i \1ill. Ill-AHI I t ..~ '~t~~: State and county n.. lui, I tol\ Totol COUntit,!'B MuttlC''l- T.,wn- Sl.hool .sp~('Ul ~unh.\" T~'I{n" tt,'MI) 1 Gp~t ut \.,t~l\t '.It \\t~':~!~!\ \ ______1------t----+-P.-l-1t-l-0.-+-.-ht-P-&~t-~-lj:-~_+--t.~_:_;;_._1-T-~-t.-'-~'-.)-U"-t-"-'.+-P._l_'1-1-0 •.~-.-hl_P_'-+_t'_;:_;_t·.~~t_~_~~_;_'+~'~:_,:_~_~_t~_:__:: ~"~~" _" _ FLORIDA-_CONTlNUED I ' ~ ST. LUCIE ••••• II 68 ,~< SANTA ROSA • • • • 5 ~6 III SARASOTA ••• t\ I~II ~~; i~j ~~i :1 ( ,,~ 16,1 v: SEMINOLE • • • • • ~!: Il I 1 , - ; 2, ~ ~~ I' 1.1 ~2 ; - , 6 1'" {',.\l SUMTER • • • • • • ~ 19 ,,98 SUWANNEE • • • • • • • • i J i ~I : i t I ~* til 1; : ! ~ , 16 .,,1'1 " ~2 It I TAYLOR • • • • • I I -_ I', 11 .. 29 I 11 ': 7 , - 6 1) 7<15 UNION.. • ••• ) I 1' )q t 111 17 ' 6 ' 10 C'I VOLUSIA ••••••• lij ! - 2: 10 I 106 16 12 - ! ~ I ~l .!O'7 JP~ 13, WAKULLA. ., 2 ' - ii, ~I 1 )2 \ 11 ' 10 : : \ 6 , S y v'h~ ~ALTON •••••••• ) I - 111 q7 11 ' 22 , - 6 I II: 17 ~Il'1 WASHINGTON •• 5 I - I 52 11 I, )0 - 6 ~I 13 190 GEORGIA t ; j I I ~ , TOTAL •••• 1 263' 530, -, 188 )87 6260 20qOl )21Bi _', 11201 16~'1 .j "\1 I.'('! APPLING. • •• 6 2 : ,\: 2 ;17, 121 Iq ~ I r,! lq q7, ATKINSON • l'' -, 2' I, 3 ;11, 1 '1',' 12 I 1 \ ',1 'I 8,7 BACON.. •• •• 5' 1 11 2 22~: 1 6 ' -I 9 1"8 BAKER. • • • q' 1 , I! 1 ~ 1) i 6 , ~I -I 3 8~1 BALDWIN. •• •• 1 1\ q 27 I 1q , 1 : )) 126 1: 1 i ~'I BANKS, •• • 6: 2 ! l' 2 24, 8' io ] -I 6 696 BARROw. • • 111' 6' tl J 56 I !q i )3 ' ~\ 19 210 BARTOw •• ;I 1) 2' ~ 50 I 11 : 29 ' ! 6/ 10 I :1 66~ !lEN HILL. • 6i 1 I 21 2 32' 11' 1) , H'6 qOq BERRIEN. ., • ~I 7: ~: lJ 1 40' 9: 2)j -j 12 eeo ·1, I :\ BIBB •• 1~2 910 I; 2~ s' -I BLECKLEY • I! ~I ~ i~, I I -I 10 50~ BRANTLEy 2 I 11 28 111 121 1 q52 BROOKS. 21 l' J }I 11\ 12 \ 1~ 173 BRYAN •• i! 2' I I ~! =i 8 128 " 7 I BULLOCH. 3' 10 -\ JJ 256 BUR~E. , 1 J -I 18 )1q BUTTS, • j I iii· i -I 12 113 CALHOUN, ~ I i g iii - I il 6 707 CAMDEN, 3 ! 1 ~ 35 12 17 ~I :1 12 001 CANDLER, 6 2 1 2 2q 11 12 1 -I 6 706 CARROLL. 18 1 2 8 ~9 9 )8 7 5 52 6~5 CATOOSA. 7 2 1 5 :1 )2 158 CHARLTON. 7 2 i ~ ;~I 1~ i~ 5 6 515 CHATHAM •• 16 8 1 6 881 18 56 9 5 :1 18) lO~ CHATTAHOOCHEE. ) 1 1 18 7 6 5 15 772 CHATTOOGA, 10 ~ 2 ) J7 7 24 6 22 322 CHEROKEE 10 5 1 3 55 15 33 7 38 99q CLARKE •• 1 2 1 J 33 12 16 72 )77 j CLAY •• 6 2 1 2 25 11 I' ) q90 CLAYTON. 11 1 1 2 76 22 42 12 1)0 516 J CLINCH. 1 ) 1 2 II? 21 16 5 6 598 COBB •• 15 6 2 6 89 34 42 13 2)9 832 COFFEE • 9 4 II 3 39 12 22 5 2q 9)) COLQUITT 13 1 l' 4 58 13 40 5 )4 018 COLUMBIA 6 2 2 }5 15 10 5 28 365 COOK, , 8 q 2 )9 12 22 5 12 495 COWETA • 1~ 7 5 59 40 1 36 q26 CRAWFORD ~ 1 1 is 11121 6 1 6 487 CRISP. 5 2 1 26 10 10 6 19 550 DADE. , 4 1 1 6 11 7'11 DAWSON , 3 1 1 1 ~ Joe DECATUR. 8 'I 1 2 ~~ 2!1 2~ 1 24 J?6 DE KALe. 17 8 2 6 76 111 52 7 Q50 599 DODGE, • 9 5 1 2 '1'1 12\ 31 1 16 q89 DOalY •••• 10 5 3 16 B 10 79) DOUGHERTY. 6 1 3 119 1 27 I 5 90 752 DOUGLAS •• 5 tl 1 2 211 ~~IB 6 qS 26) EARLY ••• 7 1 3 2 ;~ 1;; 17 • 12 813 ECHOLS •• 3 1 1 21 15 6 2 127 EFFINGHAM, 6 1 ) 1 6 15 75' ELBERT • 1 1 2 3 j~ tJI 5 5 lB 070 EMANUEL. 11 1 7 2 59 10 8 19 861 EVANS. • 9 1 'I 3 37 131 1 8 125 FANNIN. , .. 8 1 ~ 2 39 10 6 1~ 273 FAYETTE. 7 11 5 51 201 5 17 721 FLOYD •• 10 11 2 2 5 58 28, 11 5 77 096 FORSYTH. 6 1 1 3 5 22 016 FRANKLIN 9 t 1 5 1 2 ;~ I~l 1 1) 690 FULTON. 26 10 2 13 141 ~~f 9 5 580 600 GILMER • , f. 2 1 2 26 'I' 6 10 q02 GLASCOCK. 6 ~I ) 1 1 J7 1,,1 5 2 )82 bEle footnotes at end of toble. 50 GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS ...... -& .. ,.. ------.. ------~--- -; Table 14, local Governments and Elected Local Government Officials, by Type of Government, for States and Counties: 1977-Continued Elected IAcat coYorn1Qonta Electod ofUc1DlG county c rr r- F,xhl1llt: f---·'---..,...---r---r----.----..---~I----.---__r----r_I--r---.,----11~~~~:o~1~~rat lNJtt I' tote lind «(Junty «(lUI t.., iI 1 Town- School Spechl ).tun1c1- Town- School Specla1 count tor popul.lt WI1 Total ('.auntio» P~~l~:;.'hips t~!~;a t~!~;.Total Counties paUUcs ships t~~~;,t~!:;s othC~r typos Jul)' 1'.71 - ..."------+----+--+---+--+--+----+---1---+---+--+--+--+---+---govurr.mL·nts GFORG I A--CO/IT IUUED G~VN'I, , 6 1 1 1 3 17 12 5 '18 1189 GOROOII , , , 1 II 2 3 ~9 6 20 13 27 6611 GRADY, , , , , 1 1 2 30 1~ 1 2 12 12 6 18 912 GREENE , . .. , 10 1 5 1 3 4B 9 33 6 10 767 Gil I N/IETT 21 1 12 2 6 Bl 13 63 5 - I 113 2q7 HAeEASh~H ••••• 1 7 1 3 74 25 1/3 6 23 128 HALl. • •• • 121~ I 1 6 2 3 75 27 38 !i 66 59Q HAlICOCK, , 6 1 1 1 3 19 8 ~ 6 9 329 HARALSOtj 37 1 II 2. 'I 9 22 6 - I 17 310 HARRIS I: I 1 II 1 1 311 10 23 1 12 2611 IlART , , 1 2 1 2 211 11 13 16 682 HEARD, 1 II 1 2 30 6 23 1 5 977 HEflRY, , , : I 1 'I 1 'I 4B 17 26 5 28 897 HOUSTON, 1 , 1 'I 50 15 : I 20 6 _ 1 71 616 IRWIN, 1 1 1 2 17 10 6 1 B 359 Ii II I CIISON, 11/ 1 7 J 3 59 11 III 2 5 I - I 23 1131 JASPER, , 6 1 2. 1 2 22 8 I! 13 1 6 715 .JEFf' DAVIS 7 2 1 3 31 1'1 9 8 : 1 10 691 JEFFERSON, 9 6 1 1 511 14 39 1 16 857 JENKINS, , 7 1 1 'I JO 13 7 5 5 : I 8 223 !I I, JOHNSON, 7 1 I , 1 2 53 22 16 1 III 7 859 .J.NES, , 3 1 1 23 10 7 6 : I 1'1 781 LAMAR, . , 6 3 1 1 30 12 13 5 - , 11 622 LAHIER • , q 1 1 1 21 9 7 5 5 117 LAURENS, 2 - ! 12 7 2 66 12 '17 6 - j JJ 9'15 !I I , t.lE" , 5 1 2 1 1 30 15 III 1 9 386 LlaCRTY , 10 1 6 1 2 117 13 33 1 20 1/61 LINCOLN, 5 1 1 1 2 35 lB 6 6 6 029 LOIIG , , 3 1 1 1 21 15 5 1 - I J 1151 LOWNDES, IJ 1 6 2 'I 66 12 J'I 15 ~I _- I! 61 50'1 LUMPKIN, II 1 1 1 1 15 7 7 9 'I2~ MCOUFFIE I 1 2. 1 3 31 12 12 - I 16 981 MCINTOSH 6 1 1 1 3 27 12 5 5 8 1122 MACON, , 8 1 II 1 2 48 17 26 5~ I : I 13 317 MADISON, 10 1 6 1 2 47 9 aa 6 15 759 MARION , , 5 1 1 1 2 20 8 6 6 5 6111 MER I WETHER , 13 1 7 1 II 55 13 37 5 I MILLER, , 20 562 6 1 1 1 3 23 D 5 5 6 259 , : i 1 M1TCHELL ,. 10 1 'I 2 3 55 D 27 15 MONROE, , 19 688 5 1 2 1 1 37 211 12 1 - I 11 905 I MONTGOMERy 10 1 6 2 511 13 '10 1 6 298 MORGAN, 8 1 II 2 32 11 20 1 \ MURRAV , 10 -75 6 1 2 2 27 9 1l 7 16 161 HUSCOGEE iCOLUMBU5 CITV; 6 2 3 31 26 1 5 N~WTON , 160 10~ 10 5 II 3 59 22 32 5 32 077 OCONEE, , 6 1/ 1 1111 15 23 6 OGLETHORPE 9 361 6 'I 1 50 23 22 5 : I 7 913 PAULDING 7 2 1 3 27 6 lJ 8 PEACH, , 21 832 6 2 1 2 2B 9 18 1 18 1111 PICKENS, 8 3 1 3 311 7 21 6 10 1105 PIERCE, , 6 2 1 2 23 12 10 1 10 1187 PIKE, 7 5 1 112 9 28 5 POLK, , 8 JII2 10 II 1 'I 50 19 22 9 31 951 PULASKI, 4 1 1 1 13 7 5 1 8 123 PUTNAM 5 1 1 2 25 12 7 6 8 971 aUlTMAN, 3 1 1 211 lq 'I 6 1 997 RABUN, , 8 II 1 2 35 12 23 9 26'1 RANDOLPH , 9 3 1 q 30 10 20 8 RICHMOND 715 8 3 1 3 62 13 28 5 ROCKDALE , 16 156 151 6 1 1 3 31 9 8 7 7 27 1171 SCHLEY , 'I 1 1 1 1 23 11 6 6 :5 SCREVE~': 057 t .t • 9 1 5 1 2. 55 1'1 J3 8 SEMINOLE 12 779 5 1 2 1 1 23 12 1 SPA:'DING 10 8 091 , 8 1 , 1 J 50 ~O 13 7 STEPHENS , , 10 113 967 7 1 , 1 2 35 15 19 1 22 155 STEWART, , , 7 1 , 1 2 35 10 6 SUMTER, 19 5 81'1 , 12 1 5 2. II 69 15 30 5 TALBOT , , 19 27 658 8 1 1 2 JB 12 26 6 520 TALIAFERRO 5 1 2. 1 1 19 8 10 1 TATTNALL " I! Jo8 10 1 5 1 3 117 13 28 6 16 q27 TAYLOR , , 6 1 2 1 2 27 8 13 6 TELFAIR, , 8 OJ'I 12 1 6 1 II 46 9 36 1 11 2'11/ TERRELL, 7 1 'I 1 1 41 9 7 THOMAS 25 11 103 12 1 7 2, 2 79 21 11'1 1'1 J7 J93 TIFT 9 1 , q 110 D 15 7 5 JO 0119 TOOHDS 9 1 3 2. 3 311 11 TOWNS, , 17 6 21 173 7 1 2 1 3 28 12 1 5 TREUTLEN 10 q 919 5 1 1 1 2 29 12 6 6 5 5 91>8 TROUP, , 11 1 3 II 3 54 TURNER, 12 21 21 '15 050 7 1 , 1 2 37 8 23 6 8 7112 8tH! footnotes at end cr tablft. 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS COUNTY AREAS 51 Table 14. Local Governments and Elected Local Government Officials, by Type 01 I, Government, for States and Counties: 1977-Continued l Ieee I govcrnmcnhi l:lh.h', \1)tiht'Y It ... ~ \ ,,1.1.1ot J.lu.l l'\.hllilt 1------,.----.,.---,---,---.,----1----,----.----.----.---,...,._ .._ l.,f"lr,t Statu nnd county In,lu,1c.1 • t School "',l! t\ SpecUl t-\hl1ol SJk.'" 101 Munh 1- To\m- '-1Unlt 1- Tll'o\l1'" "l"nt.( \~ J Total Cot..lnttcs dis- dis" , ".·I~1tt· 'II paliUCB Total ('vunth' ltl.$" It\·... ,.thu. 1HTt~ 1, ship& f!:tltth'f. 5Jl1t'''' .Yuh 1', , trlch trtct-s trh'ttl hit. h ,\{ ) ------t----+--t---+--l--+---lc----I----I----I~--+_--+_"' ~.H·,..tnt.:l'lIt'\'--_ { GEORGIA-.CONTINUED TWIGGS • • • • 3 1 1 1 16 10 7 1 8 OQ1 1 UNION.. • II 1 1 1 1 20 8 6 - I '. I 8 HO UPSON. • • • • • • 8 1 3 2 2 38 ' 12 18 • I - I 2q )11 WALKER •••• 11 1 5 2 J q;l 10 28 WALTON !I 5'1 198 1'1 1 7 2 4 621 12 'I) : I 28 ~~~ WARE • 6 1 1 2 2 32 15 1~ i :i )5 917 WARREN •••• 6 1 3 1 1 30 9 2~ 6 474 WASHINGTON •• 1 7 1 J 51 I : 1 12 10 ~O t I ., 16 99' WAYNE •• 9 1 ) 1 4 '1'11 14 18 I 7 I 19 JQ9 WEBSTER •• q -I , 'I 1 2 1 21 1 11 1 I <. '91 , l WHEELER. 7 1 3 ~7 7 1) '" I 7 ' ~ ;v6 " WHITE ••• 51 t ~ I 1 1 29 11 12 - I 6 8 527 WHITFIELD. 10 I 1 ~ 2 3 '10 12 21 10 60 267 WILCOX • • 8' 1 4 1 , 2 '1'1 12 26 : I 6 6 8~0 WILKES. ) 9 1 1 II 5'1 26 18 5 10 225 WILKINSCN. 9 1 7 1 69 21 '12 6 10 CQ7 WORTH. 8 1 ~ 1 2 39 18 20 : I 1 16 626 ! HAWAII , TOTAL. 19 3 15 I 85 30 10 - I - I '15 B6B 3q~ HAWAII. 6 1 5 26 15 75 J}7 HONOLULU 11 - 'I J 191 - 10 · I 9 70~ J61 KAUAI. 3 2 9 - 6 32 692 MAUl 6 5 25\5 \ 10 - 15 ~q 985 IDAHO I 1 TOTAL. 972 \ 44 199 117 612 'I 01'1 394 I 1 071 565 1 98'1 I 613 767 ADA •• ,q1 '13 1 5 3 176 9 37 17 11:.1 13'1 653 ADAMS. • 13 1 2 2 8 55 9 11 10 25 I J 288 BANNOCK •• 20 1 7 2 10 95 9 '10 - I 10 36 55 682 BEAR LAKE. 20 1 5 1 13 7'1 9 2) 5 7>7 6 291 BENEWAH. 23 1 'I 2 16 78 9 27 10 7>2 7 019 BINGHAM. . 30 1 6 5 18 133 9 J5 25 , 64 J2 698 BLAINE . . 21 1 'I 1 15 90 9 32 '1'1 8 096 BOISE •• 11 1 3 3 '19 ;, 16 ~ I Ii\ 13 2 322 BONNER •• 32 1 1 22 1(,0 '16 - I 99 19 775 BONNEVILLE 25 1 3 i5 98 9 27 119 58 123 BOUNDARY 20 1 1 3q 9 10 10 6 449 1~ I BUTTE. 10 1 I 1 1; I 50 6 16 1 3 2110 CAMAS •• 6 1 !1 1 3'1 9 5 5 858 CANYON •• 58 1 8 9 209 9 '10 50 '13 72 172 CARIBOU. 17 1 3 3 10 I 66 9 16 10 1b~131 7 6'15 CASSIA 31 1 5 1 119 9 2J 5 82 18 496 CLARK ••• ! . ! 6 1 2 1 2i 27 9 5 5 8 964 CLEARWATER 29 1 4 2 22 122 9 23 10 80 9 754 CUSTFR • 15 1 5 2 7 73 9 21 10 33 3 291 ELMORE. 12 1 2 3 6 53 9 11 13 20 18 962 FRANKLIN 28 1 6 : I 2 19 100 9 J4 10 55 8 02'1 FREMONT. 22 1 8 1 12 9 J3 5 42 9 992 ! 09 I GEM ••• 11 1 1 1 8 '18 9 7 6 26 10 650 GOODING •• 23 1 ~ II 1'1 9 22 46 10 458 IDAHO ••• 1\2 1 7 ~I 2 n 991 10 J5 !01 12 929 , JEFFERSON. 26 1 7 2 16 1~~ 9 33 !g 1\ '17 13 196 1 JEROME • 16 1 3 2 10 9 16 10 33 13 ao;; ! KOOTENAI • 39 I 18 9 67 7>0 60 46 41'1 LATAH. 36 1; 21 9 4'1 25 66 26 947 LEMHI. 9 2 \ II f~~56 I 9 17 _ 1 10 20 6 395 LEWIS •• 21 5 I 12 90 9 26 · 15 '10 ~ JS6 LINCOLN. II 18 I 3 3 11 82 9 21 15 ;'7 3 364 1 MADISON. 15 I1 2 2 10 9 10 66 15 : i 32 17 0~7 MINIDOKA • 17 1 5 1 10 7J 21 5 38 18 20) NEZ PERCE. 21 1 'I 4 12 9'1 ~I 25 : ! 18 '12 30 555 ,1 ONEIDA 9 1 1 1 6 39 9 I 5 5 20 3 0'18 OWYHEE • 29 1 3 4 21 119 9 17 : i 18 75 7 559 ! PAYETTE. 22 1 ) 3 15 63 9 ;9 15 20 14 404 POWER.. •• 15 1 2 3 9 66 9 12 D 32 5 630 1 SHOSHONE 30 1 7 q 18 150 9 41 I 19 81 19 078 , TETON •••• 13 1 3 1 8 57 9 15 5 28 2 605 TWIN FALLS 30 1 8 9 12 DO 9 38 43 '10 '16 459 1 VALLEY •••• 12 1 ) 2 6 '19 9 10 10 20 II 399 , WASHINGTON • 26 1 3 J 19 108 9 24 15 60 e 367 ILLINOIS TOTAL. 6 620 102 1 2711 1 '136 1 063 2 71\5 39 920 2 9J3 12 01'1 12 '163 7 316 5 19'1 - 11 206 392 ADAMS ••• 69 1'1 23 5 26 '156 'IJ 129 205 70 184 ALEXANDER. 16 ~ 2 9 66 21 J1 11 788 BOND • 9 2 7 153 q8 8 26 7 11 7~ 14 660 BOONE. 3 9 2 8 77 I 11 23 l'IQ 18 29 26 592 Sec footnotes at end of table. p . , 52 GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS Table 14. Local Governments and Elected Local Government Officials, by Type of Government, for States ai.J Counties: 1977--Continued t !.i)("al gcver-nmenta eteceee officials ! ExhibIt: E~hmnt..d ! t'itate and county county School SpCC1O.1 School Spccll1l '~unicl- Town- Municl- To\\n- popu Int ron 'Total Countlc.,> u is- drs- Total Counties dis- dIS- pnt t t t os stu ps paUt1rs ships July 1975 trt<.ts tr1t.-t .. tricts tricts ILLINOIS.-CONTINUED BROWN •• 19 1 4 9 II 142 111 35 75 7 11 5 476 BUREAU. 111 1 23 25 38 731 112 217 232 162 7B J7 262 CALHOUN. 16 1 5 7 86 19 36 21 8 5 553 CARROLL. 4J 1 14 111 275 23 124 119 lB 19 191 CASS •• 36 1 11 15 212 I 22 93 28 22 I 14 025 CHAMPAIGN. 166 1 23~ I 30 911 779 I 113 257 126 116 162 304 CHRISTIAN, 114 1 17 73 501 35 2::113 II 156 66 131 : i 36 745 CLARK. , 37 12 229 13 37 131 35 13 16 342 15 II CLAY ••• 29 t ! 1~ I 12 7 199 20 53 102 21 3 H 999 CLINTON, 65 1 12 15 25 35B 29 100 125 69 35 29 557 i I 1 I i COLES •• 72 12 I 49 293 26 49 99 2B 91 - , 50 134 CO~K •• 520 29 217 3 584 33 1 550 2111 1 0113 717 5 J~9 328 I 2311 - i CRAWFORD • 41 i 12~ 10 20 211 53 \ 99 2B 30 19 760 I I - ! CUMBERLAND 22 1 8 7 i 1711 19 31 9B 14 12 10 320 · 1178 DE KALa, · . 78 1 12 19 35 i 38 12'; ! 186 77 liB - I 70 886 DE win. 44 1 7 13 256 26 57 127 13 I ,~1 1\ 33 16 918 DOUGLAS, 73 1 9 I 50 12 79 B2 35 50 19 091 DU PAGE. 170 1 2~ \ 84 1 ~i~i 110 388 611 324 199 553 670 EDGAR, , 68 1 8 1~ 296 20 60 129 35 I 39 !I ! 52 21 511 EDWARDS. 19 1 4 - I 13 9B , 29 33 7 29 7 1139 EFFIIIGHAM, 45 1 10 15 5 14 23 73 123 35 19 27 404 FAYETTE. 1 7 20 5 I 19 ~I~I 28 62 165 35 27 20 666 FORO, , ;~ i 1 9 12 27 28B 26 78 1211 35 25 15 079 FRANKLIN 51 1 12 1~ ! 9 347 23 116 97 94 41 001 FULTON. - 116 1 26 14 I 55 606 111 185 2111 92 ;~: - I 42 91111 GALLAlIN ! I 3 11i 32 I 10 11 180 11 57 80 21 - I 7 2711 l; I GREENE • D 3 I 17 " 38 12 242 21 76 107 21 16 897 GRUNDy , - 13 17 13 12 I 379 32 10Q 138 I 91 111 1 - I 28 025 HAMILTON ~~ j t I 5 12 1 8 11 111 102 : 7 16 ; 8 509 HANCOCK, 05 : 1 15 25 8 16 ~~~ I 35 128 199 I 56 35 : 21 996 HARDIN •• ! 4 10 1 3 2 I 51 \ 11 23 - I 14 3j 5 1119 HENDERSON. 29 1 8 2 195 I 17 611 83 ' 111 8 1180 HEMRY, , 89 1 15 10 3~ I 538 112 133 233 70 g! 55 802 IROQUOIS, I 154 1 21 ' 15 i 91 ' 605 39 192 I 220 I 105 119 ' 33 446 JACKSON, 59 10 I i 1 : 11\ 21 367 28 90 128 : 70 51 I 53 950 i JASPER • , 27 1 1 7 '83 18 61 I 89 I 7 81 - ; II 198 JEFFERSON. 52 1 J i 18 e 36B 28 73 130 I 1211 131 j4 052 JERSEY •• 27 6 1 8 !lllI 26 49 BB 7 111 ' 19 414 .10 DAVIESS 511 10 7 13 391 J2 a7 207 119 16 i 22 389 JOHNSON, • 21 7 7 6 1311 21 59 , 49 5 8 H2 KANE •• 85 20 16 11 J7 549 112 200 161 77 69 ' 262 675 KANKAKEE liB I 102 16 17 15 53 1178 1111 150 1311 102 1 96 228 KEND~LL. 33 6 9 6 11 210 211 53 7B 112 13 30 7311 KNOX •• 63 14 21 7 20 41B 110 119 196 119 111 I 61 298 LAKE, • 185 113 18 53 70 1 DB "1 1119 140 360 178 407 373 LA SALLE D5 23 37 37 37 920 115 195 326 249 105 ' 109 771 LAWRENCE 43 6 9 2 25 211 21 511 70 111 52 I 17 697 LEE. , , • 69 12 22 7 27 1145 112 109 183 41 70 I 36 013 LIVINGSTON 89 14 30 18 26 668 42 131 286 126 B3 I 41 026 LOGAN, •• 62 11 17 10 23 1111 27 106 147 63 61 I I 31 066 MCDONOUGH. 51 10 19 5 16 351 38 93 151 35 311 ' 39 609 MCHENRY. 100 211 17 22 36 615 40 220 137 154 611 I 125 981 MCLEAN. 114 21 31 13 48 696 112 1811 296 91 83 1111 2811 MACON •• 86 1! 17 9 118 508 110 110 199 63 96 I' 126 439 MACOUPIN 72 26 26 9 10 5BO 41 2115 209 63 22 46 084 MADISON. 130 26 211 16 63 705 45 250 203 111 96 I 249 685 MARION • 62 14 17 15 15 3911 29 110 135 105 15 110 168 MARSHALL ;J7 7 12 6 11 247 26 61 100 1B MASON. 112 13 301 55 8 13 6 27 288 17 67 112 60 18 159 MASSAC 19 3 9 6 112 17 28 10: ! 59 B 13 943 MENARD 18 5 3 9 102 28 42 21 11 10 761 MERCER , 45 10 15 4 15 307 24 92 138 I 28 25 17 668 MONROE •• 211 6 3 14 1111 J7 55 21 2B 18 977 MONTGOMERY 86 20 5 41 509 35 169 .56 35 1111 30 682 MORoAN , 28 10 5 12 192 43 90 35 211 35 792 flOULTRIE 51 6 8 3 33 260 15 46 8B 21 90 OGLE. 13 569 65 11 25 12 16 1170 38 106 212 BII 30 43 228 PEORIA 89 14 20 19 35 567 113 144 185 133 62 199 023 PERRY. , 23 6 8 8 136 33 43 55 5 20 11511 PIATT, • 63 8 8 6 40 339 19 73 101 42 1011 PIKE. 16 077 65 18 24 7 15 1152 22 152 196 45 37 19 JOI POPE. , 10 3 1 5 50 13 25 7 5 PULASKI, 226 15 7 2 5 97 9 60 H 111 756 PUTNAM , 22 6 4 2 9 112 10 49 2B H 11 5 1167 RANDOLPH 311 111 7 12 203 25 119 42 17 32 747 RICHLAND • , , 27 5 9 3 f 9 155 21 37 72 11 ROCK ISLAND, 111 17 316 78 15 18 10 311 1191 115 1511 172 70 50 165 313 See .footnotes 0. t end of table. I 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS COUNTY AREAS 53 I, Table 14. l()l"~1Governments and Elected Local Government Officials, by Type of 1 -; \ Government, for States and CO'lnties: 1977-Continued \ "I State and county .\ ILLINOIS--CONTINUED .) ST, CLAIR, , 121 1 28 22 28 ~7 782 38 286 166 7 ~80 9'16 , q3 SALINE • 1 6 13 5 18 248 27 45 106 ;) , 26 64) SANGAMON , , . roc 1 25 27 13 J'I 638 45 214 247 III SCHUYLER q - 1~9 ~" 2 1 13 1 8 176 12 36 104 1 -' !l ,97 SCOTT, 16 1 7 2 6 llq 22 67 11 6 IB~ SHELBY , 71 1 II 2~ 9 26 438 36 94 186 -: ?J 116 STARK, , , 2~ 1 ~ 8 5 6 182 14 48 69 .,'~9 STEPHENSON 60 1 11 18 6 2~ 368 38 104 146 _, q8 ~75 TAZEWELL • 106 1 16 19 21 ~9 601 36 151 174 1"~ 1M UNION. 2~ 1 6 8 9 14~ 25 46 16 OtiS VERMILION, 119 1 20 19 18 61 640 43 171 170 -: 97 ~66 WABASH, 30 1 4 2 23 119 29 29 13 JA5 WARREN, , 35 1 5 15 5 9 252 30 44 124 , ';1 3~1 WASHINGTON q9 1 11 16 7 1~ 31l 21 92 130 14 O~'i WAYNE. 63 1 9 20 8 25 365 28 86 161 - 17 J~O q WHITE, , • 1 10 10 7 16 266 18 83 83 48 16 ~)q WHITESIDE, 89 1 11 22 10 45 529 42 9'1 197 70 6Q cl4 WILL , , , 15~ 1 24 2'1 30 75 914 43 238 224 ~09 WILLIAMSON 296 224 36 1 16 - 6 13 213 17 139 - 42 :1 52 C75 WINNEBAGO. 69 1 10 1'1 12 32 363 '14 106 116 611 2115 040 WOODFORD , 65 1 15 17 9 23 410 29 126 138 63 :i 29 727 INDIANA I TOTAL. 2 85 91 563 1 008 307 885 10 595 1 715 3 054 4 150 1 2'15 -I 5 lull ~It, I ADAMS, 27 1 'I 12 3 7 100 19 23 48 7 - 27 4)4 ALLEN, •• , qo 1 6 20 4 9 160 18 40 80 19 - 28a 796 BARTHOLOMEW. 26 1 6 12 2 5 l1q 19 32 48 12 - 59 664 BENTON • • • 27 1 6 11 1 8 101 19 28 44 7 - 10 623 BLACKFORD. 1~ 1 3 'I 1 5 71 19 18 26 5 - 15 859 BOONE. 3 1 7 12 3 11 101 19 ;54 28 17 ra 618 BROWN, , 11 1 1 'I 1 4 47 19 ~ 16 5 9 631 CARROLL, 32 1 5 1~ 2 10 124 19 26 56 12 17 962 CASS • 32 1 5 1'1 3 9 125 19 32 56 15 40 156 CLARK. ~3 1 5 12 3 123 q8 12 ~I 22 19 35 8) 040 CLAY , 25 1 6 11 1 6 104 19 31 qq 7 2q )0 CLINTON, 33 1 6 1~ 4 8 120 19 32 5Q 1~ 30 51 CRAWFORD 21 1 5 9 1 5 B2 19 20 36 7 8 71 DAVIESS, 29 7 10 3 8 120 19 37 '11 15 6 26 12 DEARBORN 37 1 7 1~ 3 12 131 19 38 57 14 31 18 DECATUR, 2~ 1 6 9 2 6 93 19 28 36 7 23 628 DE KALB. 36 1 8 15 3 9 139 19 ~2 58 17 32 057 DELAWARE , ~O 1 6 12 7 14 147 19 ql u9 35 120 989 DUBOIS • 33 1 5 12 ~ 11 107 19 27 q8 10 31 892 ELKHART, 50 1 7 1: I 7 19 159 19 51 64 22 131 730 FAYETTE. 1 1 1 4 68 19 10 36 27 60Q FLOYD •• ~~ 1 3 5 1 8 68 19 21 25 56 782 FOUNTAIN 31 1 8 11 3 8 121 19 '10 qq 15 18 ~19 FRANKLIN 26 1 5 13 2 5 105 19 2'1 52 7 17 679 FULTON 27 1 'I 8 3 11 83 18 19 32 5 17 ~82 GIBSON , 3~ 1 10 10 3 10 128 19 48 qO 8 31 )~8 GRAN", , ~~ 1 10 13 'I 16 161 19 65 48 3 8) 896 GREENE, e , ~5 1 7 15 7 15 145 19 35 60 ~~18 I 13 28 156 HAMILTON ~O 1 8 9 6 16 122 11 40 36 32 3 68 260 HANCOCK, 29 1 7 9 4 8 114 19 35 37 20 3 40 29q HARRISON" , ~~ 1 9 12 3 9 119 19 37 q8 12 :3 23 Q2'1 HENDRICKS, , , 46 1 10 12 6 17 149 19 4q 50 30 6 61 290 HENRY, , , q7 1 15 13 5 13 178 19 70 52 29 8 53 720 HOWARD" , 31 1 3 11 5 11 117 22 22 q8 22. 3 87 JOq HUNTINGTON , 28 1 6 12 1 8 9Q 12 30 q9 & 35 2JZ JACKSON, , 29 1 'I 12 'I 8 101 19 25 '19 5 3 3'1 109 JASPER , , 27 1 'I 13 2 7 lOB 18 2q 53 7 6 22 919 JAY, , • , , , 2~ 1 6 12 1 'I 119 19 ~1 '19 ;) 2Q 183 JEFFERSON, , , 25 1 'I 10 2 8 93 19 22 4'1 "'5 :3 27 622 JENNINGS e , 19 1 2 11 2 3 82 19 12 '11 7 3 20 875 JOHNSON. , 40 1 8 9 6 16 147 19 51 39 28 10 66 880 KNOX, , , 30 1 9 10 3 7 12n 19 q6 q2 rs 3 39 9~3 KOSCIUSKO, 46 1 13 17 'I 11 169 19 60 70 17 ;5 52 224 LAGRANGE 22 1 3 11 3 'I 94 19 12 'I~ 16 3 2) 157 LAKE , 92 1 18 11 16 46 251 19 137 51 35 9 546 757 LA PORTE , 51 1 11 21 8 10 201 18 69 87 24 3 105 857 LAWRENCE • • • • • 21 1 3 9 2 6 94 19 22 38 12 3 40 371 MADISON, 5~ I 16 1'1 5 18 200 19 69 62 24 6 138 5~8 MARION (INDIANAPOLIS CITY), 63 18 9 11 25 246 117 76 47 6 762 14 MARSHALL " , 36 6 10 5 1'1 93 19 29 '12 3 37 94 MARTIN 16 3 6 2 'I 72 H 16 2'1 3 11 118 MIAMI, 3~ 7 1'1 4 8 137 19 36 58 1:21 I 3 ~O 075 MONROE 32 3 11 2 15 101 19 19 '18 12 3 88 925 Be., footnotes at end of tnble. 54 GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS Table 14, Local Governments and Elected Local Government Officials, by Type of Government, tlJr States and Counties: 1977-Continued Floeted IDeal governments Elected otfil,!lnls county offl- Exhibit.: c In La also I------.-----r---.----.---.----'-t----,----.-----,,----.---r---i Estimated included In State end county county School Spechl School Specinl count 101 MUnlcl- Town- Munic1- Town- populntion Total Counties dis- dlS- Total Counties dIS" dis- other type:; pal1t1cs ships pall t tee ships July 1975 tricts tri es tricts tricts of government .. INDIANA--CONTINUED MONTGOMERY 39 1 11 11 3 13 137 19 51 19 3 34 444 HORGAN )7 1 7 lq q 11 129 12 35 20 3 q8 q80 NEWTON 26 1 5 10 2 Il 9'1 23 19 12 3 13 007 NOBLE, , 38 1 7 13 3 lq 131 19 37 19 3 J2 761 OHIO, , 11 1 1 q 1 q 49 18 7 5 3 q 626 ORANGE , 30 1 q 10 3 12 87 19 16 12 17 273 OWEN , 21 1 2 13 1 4 89 19 8 7 3 13 289 PARKE, )4 1 7 13 3 10 132 18 35 19 8 15 'IqO PERRV, 2) 1 ) 7 3 9 88 19 22 5 13 18 550 PIKE , 21 1 3 9 1 7 83 19 15 5 8 12 102 PORTER • q8 1 11 12 9 15 1'17 19 6q 10 3 96 )27 POSEY, , 1 5 10 3 10 99 19 25 10 3 22 8q9 PULASKI, 1 q I? 7 99 19 15 lq 3 12 780 PUTNAM , 1 5 13 ~I 8 117 19 2) 19 3 27 296 RANDOLPH 1 9 11 51 10 137 19 4q 25 3 29 )~q RIPLEY , 1 7 11 10 120 19 33 22 3 22 5q9 RUSH, •• 1 ) 12 3 89 19 19 3 20 5?6 ST. JOSEPH 1 9 13 17 150 21 56 1; \ :5 240 431 SCOTT •• 1 Z 5 ~I 5 70 19 11 10 8 16 885 SHELBY. , 1 2 lq 7 111 21 lq 14 6 )8 792 SPENCER. 1 6 9 : I 9 93 19 3 17 631 STARKE. , 1 J 9 7 86 19 17 8 667 23 1; ! 20 1 6 12 9 121 19 I 8 STEUBEN. 28 17 22 )14 SULLIVAN • , 1 7 9 5 110 19 29 15 19 5H SWITZERLAND, 1 2 6 ~! 2 58 19 8 6 770 TIPPECANOE • 1 5 13 16 125 12 112 q08 TIPTON ••• 1 q 6 q 81 17 ~~I ::H I 16 416 UNION, •• ~ •• 1 2 6 3 63 19 10 7 6 7'11 VANDERBURGH. 1 2 8 f I 5 67 19 20 162 6q6 VERMILLION " 1 7 5 6 93 36 1:\ 16 8'16 VIGO •• 1 q 12 9 117 ::1 24 110 509 WABASH. • 1 5 7 ;\ 6 90 19[ 28 12 35 226 WARREN • 1 4 12 7 95 19 H 5 8 290 WARRICK" • 1 6 10 iI 7 I 99 181 29 7 3q 0'19 WASHINGTON 1 8 13 3 19' 10 132 \ 36 12 20 071 WAYNE. 1 15 5 28 \ 77 3~1 10 1 7'1 29 WELLS. 1 9 3 5 19 2) 9 2q 877 WHITE •• 1 12 q 10 ~~!I: J7 12 21 630 I WHITLEY. 1 9 9 10 94 20191 20 14 25 0)3 IOWA I t TOTAL, 1 652 99 955 46J 17 4fil 8 7qJ :. 058 2 512 i 1 148 2 660 686 ! ADAIR. 12 1 5 3 141 90 25 15 11 9 72) ADAMS ••• 8 1 q 2 1 9'1 59 20 10 5 6 161 ALLAHAKEE. 12 1 6 3 2 140 81 36 15 6 15 209 APPANOOSE. 16 1 11 J 1 172 9q 56 17 5 lq 9q8 AUOUBON. 10 1 5 2 2 102 59 25 10 8 9 133 BENTON •• 26 1 lq 6 226 109 70 30 17 2) 267 BLACK HAWK 17 1 9 6 i ' 174 47 39 5 1)) 589 BOONE •• 16 1 9 5 1 171 46 25 5 26 260 BREMER • • 17 1 8 7 1 162 4) 35 5 23 978 BUCHANAN • 16 1 11 3 1 176 ~~I9q 5 58 19 22 )36 BUENA VISTA. , 18 1 10 6 1 183 52 30 5 20 610 BUTLER. , • 19 1 10 7 1 176 50 35 5 17 200 CALHOUN, ,. 21 1 11 7 2 177 ~~\7J 59 40 5 1) 808 CARROLL, • • • 20 1 13 2 179 1 20 B 23 )H CASS • • lq 1 8 1 159 :1 '1167 I 22 5 17 089 1 CEDAR ••• , 17 1 B \ 1 1741 96 1 '13 30 5 17 333 CERRO GORDO. 28 1 10 :6 11 215 891 53 38 35 q8 q02 CHEROKEE 15 1 8 5 1 qq 26 5 16 713 CHICKASAW 13 1 8 3 1 m! '10 15 5 15 )11 CI.ARKE •• • 7 1 3 2 1 101 HI 15 12 5 8 07'1 CLAY, • 20 1 10 5 q 166 91 5q 27 H 18 878 CLAYTON. 26 1 18 6 1 253 119 9q 35 5 20 966 CLINTON. 2q 1 H 8 1 223 99 75 '14 5 57 621 CRAWFORD 21 1 13 6 i 199 91 73 .~O 5 18 622 DALLAS. 25 1 1'1 8 2 196 79 70 ql 8 27 271 DAVIS •• 11 1 4 1 5 135 91 20 7 17 6 572 DECATUR. 15 1 10 J 1 170[ 96 54 15 5 9 576 f DELAWARE ••• 18 1 12 ) 2 174 91 60 15 6 19 166 DES HOINES , •• 17 1 5 5 6 9q 22 25 27 20 q5 )07 DICKINSON, , 18 1 10 5 2 156 72 50 26 8 1) 737 \ DUBUQUE. 26 1 21 2 2 229 97 115 12 5 Q3 I'll EHMET •• 16 1 6 5 q 139 71 30 27 11 I.) 755 FAYETTE, 22 1 lq 6 1 222 109 76 )2 o 26 415 FLOYD •• lq 1 7 3 3 130 69 )7 15 9 20 117 FRANKLIN , 31 1 8 3 19 215 98 43 15 59 13 ))8 Sea footnotos at ond of table. 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS COUNTY AREAS 55 Table 14. Local Governments and Elected Local Government Officials, by Typ>T.! of Government, for States and Counties: 1977-Continued Local governments Elected ottlctab State nud county School Specil\l Scbool Spoqnl Munici- Town- MUnlc1- Town- Total Counties dis" dis- Total Counties d1s~ dh- palities ships pal1tl~s ships tricts tricts trlt"ttl trt('ts IOWA--CONTINUEO FREMONT. 21 1 8 q 8 171 82 22 26 9 2~) q GREENE • 16 1 7 ~ 169 91 20 19 1~ 2~2 GRUNDy, 18 1 9 5 3 164 81 25 11 lq O~~ GUTHRIE, 16 1 9 6 2 189 103 31 q 12 1J~ HAMILTON 16 1 9 2 167 90 21 17 980 HANCOCK. 18 1 8 6 3 180 96 43 1) 5~8 HARDItl , 31 1 12 9 9 206 69 65 29~:I 993 21 HARIUSON 2ij 1 10 5 8 212 109 52 25~~I26 16 597 HENRY, 18 1 10 q 3 159 76 52 221 17 76\ HOWARO , , 9 1 5 2 1 119 76 28 10 "5 11 q57 HUMBOLDT 18 1 12 ~ 1 170 78 66 21 5 12 49) IDA ••• 11 1 5 ~ 1 116 69 27 15 5 9 101 IOWA, , 20 1 7 6 6 178 69 35 J4 20 15 q 10 JACKSON, 25 1 1~ 5 5 216 10q 72 25 17 II q56 JASPER , 26 1 13 7 5 196 85 69 331 11 36 J06 JEFFERSON" , 9 1 6 1 1 119 76 31 71 5 lq 708 JOHNSON. 18 1 11 - , q 2 199 llq 58 22 5 75 569 JONES, •• • •• 16 1 9 5 1 171 91 48 27 5 19 879 KEOKUK , 23 1 16 5 1 226 101 91 29 5 1) 5M KOSSUTH, 22 1 12 8 1 213 100 62 q6 5 22 974 LEe, H 1 8 3 2 163 96 qO 19 8 ql 529 LINN , 39 1 l1 12 9 309 130 94 71 111 164 145 LOUISA 2ij 1 ij 10 164 69 q6 20 29 11 069 LUCAS, 10 I 1 S 2 2 116 77 26 10 5 10 227 LYON, , 1 8 ij 1 166 101 qO 20 5 13 329 MADISON, 1 B 3 2 159 94 q5 15 5 12 190 MAHASKA, H::I 1 9 3 86 1 159 51 17 5 21 esa MARION • , 17 1 10 5 1 146 62 54 25 5 27 3q9 MARSHALL • n 1 13 6 206 9q 69 37 8 ql 6q2 MILLS, , 16 1 7 3 145 7q 37 15 19 12 700 MITCHELL 13 1 8 2 2 160 96 44 12 8 12 719 MONONA 21 1 10 q 6 196 104 51 23 20 11 891 MONROE , , 6 1 3 1 1 105 76 17 7 5 9 250 MONTGOMERy 11 1 6 3 1 123 69 33 16 5 12 962 MUSCATINE, 21 1 8 3 9 In 87 40 17 29 3a 75) OBRIEN, , 18 1 9 7 1 180 91 q7 37 5 17 6J2 OSCEOLA, , 10 1 5 3 1 112 66 26 15 5 a 483 PAGE, , , 18 1 11 q 2 172 89 58 20 18 855 PALO ALTO, 21 1 9 6 5 179 87 q8 27 17 13 309 PLYMOUTH , 19 1 11 6 1 2::'1 131 62 33 5 24 095 POCAHONTAS , 16 1 8 6 1 176 96 115 30 5 12 008 PO~K • • • • • • • 65 1 17 10 37 345 94 90 60 101 296 881 POTTAWATTAMIE, , , 31 1 lq 10 6 311 155 7q 60 22 86 295 POWESHIEK, 13 1 8 3 1 15::. 89 ~q 15 5 19 596 RINGGOLD 16 1 10 3 2 17q 99 51 16 8 6 214 SAC, • , , 17 1 9 6 1 173 89 48 31 5 15 090 SCOTT. , , 30 1 17 5 7 219 66 96 37 20 149 082 SHELBy 17 1 11 ij 1 163 96 60 22 5 15 623 SIOUX. 21 1 13 6 1 230 126 70 29 5 29 681 STORY. 27 1 lq 9 3 217 80 78 q7 12 68 IH TAMA , 21 1 12 5 3 217 llq 63 29 11 20 300 TAYLOR , 15 1 9 q 1 151 79 47 20 5 8 356 UNION, , , , , 16 1 8 3 q 153 77 4q 18 H 13 133 VAN BUREN, , lij 1 8 3 2 151 86 qO 17 8 8 268 WAPELLO, 17 1 7 5 4 179 86 37 J3 23 39 seq WARREN , , , 25 1 13 5 6 185 73 70 25 17 31 510 WASHINGTON 13 1 8 3 1 151 83 q2 21 5 ie 628 WAYNE, • • 13 1 8 3 1 15q 94 40 15 5 83J2 WEBSTER, , 27 1 13 6 7 238 111 69 36 20 q7 056 WINNEBA(;O, 25 1 7 5 12 172 69 38 27 38 13 q29 WINNESHIEK H 1 8 q 1 187 116 42 24 5 21 695 WOODBURY , 27 1 15 7 q 257 126 78 42 11 103 692 WoRTH, • •• • 11 1 7 2 1 122 69 36 12 5 8 889 WRIGHT , , 16 1 8 5 2 169 91 43 27 a 16 873 KANSAS TOTAL, 3 725 105 625 1 qq9 327 1 219 16 1q8 900 3 213 ij 347 2 241 6 097 2 279 697 ALLEN, , , , 38 1 9 12 q 12 165 8 47 36 27 47 15 165 ANDERSON , 39 1 7 15 2 14 111 13 35 45 1::' 65 8 q67 ATCHISON , 3q 1 5 8 2 18 16~ 8 26 211 14 91 18 q81 BARBER, , , ~o 1 7 18 2 12 111 ~ 35 54 14 60 6 862 BARTON" , ij3 1 9 22 5 6 17~ 8 44 66 37 21 3093Z BOURBON, " ij2 1 6 11 J 21 203 8 31 33 20 111 15 716 BROWN. ••• • ~1 1 10 10 3 17 200 6 50 30 21 91 11 577 BUllER •• 63 1 13 29 10 10 299 9 65 87 66 72 39 696 CHASE.. • ••• 22 1 5 9 1 6 93 7 25 27 7 27 3 529 See reeeecees at end of table. 56 GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS Table 14. Local Governments and Elected Local Government Officials, by Type of Government, for States and Counties: 1977-Continued Elected Local govurnaen'ts Elected oflicials county o!!l- Exhibit: clais elsa Estimated ~------r------r------r---~r-----~-----+--'----r------r------;-'----,-----,------i included in county State and county School Special School Specinl C:)llnt for Munici- Town- Munici- Town- pcpu.lnt ton Totol Counties dis- dis- Total Counties dis- dis- other types paUties ships pai i.t res ships July 1975 tricts tricts tricts tricts of governments KANSAS.·CONTINUED CHAUTAUQUA 40 1 6 12 2 19 204 8 31 36 11 118 4 673 CHEROKEE • · . 35 1 8 1" 4 8 169 8 45 42 28 116 21 ~18 CHEYENNE • • · 17 1 2 9 1 ~ 67 6 10 27 7 15 4 078 Cl.ARK•• 13 1 3 4 2 3 63 8 16 12 1~ 13 2 864 CLAy , ..· 62 1 8 18 1 34 286 13 43 54 7 169 9 825 CLOUD, 49 1 6 18 3 21 210 9 28 54 20 99 13 117 COFFEY. 43 1 6 14 3 19 206 8 32 42 21 103 7 810 COMANCHE .. 15 1 3 4 1 6 78 8 , 15 12 7 36 2 802 COWl.EY , , 57 1 7 25 6 18 278 33 75 40 122 33 830 CRAWFORD 34 1 10 9 5 9 170 : f ~O 27 35 50 i 36 80B DECATUR, , 45 1 4 25 2 13 175 20 75 14 58 4 936 DICKINSON. 73 1 9 24 5 3~ 351 : r 43 72 35 193 21 274 DONIPHAN 38 1 8 9 6 H 191 8 I ~O 27 41 75 9 147 DOUGl.AS. 34 1 q 9 3 17 174 20 27 21 98 6~ 229 EDWARDS. 22 1 ~ 10 , 5 86 : i 18 30 12 18 4 618 , i El.K. , 30 1 5 \ 12 134 8 26 :10 1'1 56 3 B~8 4 1~ ! ELLIS. , • 22 1 ; 5 96 8 I 21 27 21 21 25 459 t ELLSWORTH. 29 1 5 19 I 2 2 110 8 25 57 14 6 6 215 FINNEY. 17 1 2 3 4 73 8 , 10 21 20 14 22 05~ FORD • 1 ~ 14 4 9 127 8 : 20 42 27 2) 839 32 \ I '0 t~ FRANKLIN 47 1 8 16 4 18 219 8 '10 I ~8 95 20 059 2~ GEARY, 25 1 3 8 1 12 133 8 , 15 I 2~ I 79 31 039 GOVE , • 19 1 5 \ 9 3 1 65 8 26 : 27 3 3 936 GRAHAM 20 1 13 2 1 109 )8 15 39 2114 I 3 4 538 r GRANT, 6 1 ~ I 1 3 37 8 5 I 7 17 6 817 1 5 8 4 3 8 GRAY, • 2~ I 96 25 i 24 28 11 ~ 913 GREELEY. , 1 2 J 1 2 41 8 9 5 8 1772 I GREENWOOD. 37 1 7 15 3 11 169 8 j~ ~5 21 61 8 985 HAMILTON 15 1 .: 8 1 3 62 8 10 , 24 7 13 Z 886 HARPER • 6 2 8 28 1 7 12 129 36 I 18 14 53 7 674 HARVEY , 38 1 7 15 5 10 176 8 1 35 I 45 35 53 28 B57 HASKELL,. • 11 1 2 3 2 3 54 8 10 (' 9 14 13 'I 117 HOOGEMAN 17 1 2 9 2 3 76 8 10 27 1'1 17 2 673 JACKSON ••••• 48 1 9 15 3 20 217 8 115 21 100 11 129 l JEFFERSON, 66 1 8 12 6 39 3111 8 :i ' 36 42 187 13 223 \ JEWEl.L • 48 1 7 25 4 11 199 8 75 28 53 5 700 JOHNSON. 54 1 20 9 7 17 304 I 8 l~iI 27 48 90 2~e 326 KEARNy, 17 1 2 7 2 5 74 \ 8 10 t 21 1~ 21 3 372 f KINGMAN. 34 1 7 1 129 I 8 )5 I 69 14 3 8 887 KIOWA, • i; 1 ~ I 27 1 3 , 5 ll,:i ! 8 16 \ 45 21 2' ~ 014 LA9ETTE. 44 1 8 16 5 i 14 204 13 ql 1 48 34 66 25 290 LANE •••• 16 1 1 8 2 ! ~ n I 8 5 I 2~ 1'1 22 2 671 LEAVENWORTH, 36 1 6 10 13 I 8 30 ' 30 6 I 176 I 35 73 I 55 369 LINCOLN. 35 1 ~ 20 2 I 8 I'll 8 60 14 38 ' q 507 LINN , , 3J 1 6 11 3 12 156 I 8 ~5 I 33 21 8 315 641 \ LOGAN, • 19 1 3 11 2 2 73 8 15 j J3 14 3 811 l.YON ••• 35 1 9 11 ) 11 181 8 45 I 33 21 31 863 l MCPHERSON, 8 8 48 1 25 5 9 198 ~1 35 7~39 I 25 ~12 MARION • 57 1 12 24 5 15 242 8 56 ~~ !, )5 71 13 808 MARSHALL 71 1 9 25 'I )2 8 75 1) 326 49 I , 28 166 I 476 MEADE •• .. 21 1 3 9 2 6 90 8 15 27 I 1~ 26 4 991 MIAMI, • 35 1 4 13 3 14 166 8 18 39 I 21 82 20 760 MITCHELL , · 59 1 7 20 29 262 8 38 14 lL12 7 902 MONTGOMERY 61 1 9 12 ~ I J3 30q 8 44 ;~ I ~O 176 39 158 MORRIS •• 38 1 7 11 1 18 176 8 36 331 7 94 6 698 MORTON • 15 1 3 5 ~ 8 I 15 15 14 18 3 600 NEMAHA 53 1 I 21 i 8 I 60 20 i 2jg tl~ I, 21 108 11 666 NEOSHO 52 1 ; i 12 I 29 251 34 36 20 153 10 607 NESS •• 23 1 ~I 3 105 26 30 26 13 4 701 NORTON • 40 1 ~~ I 3 8 157 ~ I 69 21 I 33 6 878 OSAGE, • 55 1 16 5 2~ 277 48 136 :: 1\ 13 757 OSBORNE. 1 23 1 1~ 171 26 69 3~ 61 6 165 : I 181 I OTTAWA •• ~~ I 1 20 2 17 26 60 14 73 6 190 PAWNEE , 1 21 2 3 121 23 63 ]3 8 PHILl.IPS • 3~ I 14 706 41 1 ~ I 25 3 4 156 11 ~1 75 21 11 8 036 POTTAWATOMIE 53 1 11 23 4 1~ 230 8 !>5 69 28 70 12 485 PRATT •• 22- 1 7 7 3 4 103 8 36 20 18 9 967 RAWLINGS • )0 1 20 3 112 8 15 ~~\ 21 8 4 322 RENO •• 67 1 1~ I )1 1~ 27~ 8 73 48 53 62 528 REPUBLIC ., 66 1 8 20 ~I )q 296 8 41 6093 I 21 166 9 022 RICE , 42 9 20 4 8 177 8 48 60 28 33 12 020 RILEY. 34 5 14 J 11 146 7 25 112 21 53 61 09) ROOKS. 39 6 12 3 17 177 8 30 36 20 83 7 074 RUSH •• 26 8 13 2 2 121 13 40 3q 14 15 4 968 RUSSELL. JJ 8 12 2 10 149 11 39 36 1'1 Ll9 8 993 S/.LINE • 40 6 18 J 12 170 a 30 54 21 57 48 928 ~COTT ••• 7 1 2 1 2 36 8 9 6 7 SEDGWICK 8 5 80B 80 17 27 10 25 351 9 92 81 70 99 345 224 SEWARO • 12 2 3 J J 60 8 10 9 20 13 16 461 SHAWNEE. 46 5 12 6 22 207 9 27 36 34 101 150 99~ SHERIOAN • , • , 20 2 14 1 2 75 8 10 '12 7 8 3 950 Soo recmctce at end of table. i' I r~ 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS COUNTY AREAS 57 I. Table 14. Local Governments and Elected Local Government Officials, by Type of i Government, for States and Counties: 1977-Continued 1 \ ! Stato and county i ! KANSAS--CONTINUED I SHERMAN. 19 2 13 1 2 75 8 13 39 8 8 16q } SMITH, •• ~3 6 :t5 3 8 170 8 30 75 36 .J STAFFORD 6 6~5 '16 6 21 :3 15 197 8 30 ~J 75 5 9q2 , ~ STANTON. 9 2 3 1 2 liZ 8 10 9 8 STEVENS. 2 528 7 2 2 2 40 8 10 6 ~ 660 SUMNER • 11 30 7 16 287 9 59 81 THOMAS 90 I 2J 508 5 13 'I 5 120 8 28 39 16 e 093 TREGO. , • 2 7 1 1 51 10 10 21 1 3 4 4aa WABAUNSEE. 7 13 2 11 158 10 35 39 60 WALLACE. 6 7'3 , 2 6 2 2 58 8 10 18 8 2 136 , r, I WASHINGTON • 10 25 ~ 2'1 8 75 97 WICHITA, , 8 971 1 1 1 2 2;~I 8 5~ I 3 3 ~'9 WILSON , 7 15 3 27 261 8 31 45 1~~ WOODSON, ,. , I 11 356 :3 10 1 13 132 8 18 30 69 Q 35b ~YANOOTTE, , :3 2 5 7 85 8 16 6 211, 177 37Q KENTUCKY , , TOTAL, , 1 18} 119 I 1I05 Iftl '178 6 691 1 899 2 817 910 1 065, -, ')87 66.' J 1 AOAIR, 'I 1 1 1 1 37 17 8 5 7 ALLEN, , 14 242 6 1 1 1 J 36 17 7 - 5 7 13 461 ANDERSON 8 1 1 1 5 }1I III 8 5 7 BALLARD, : I 10 65'1 8 1 1I 1 2 52 18 22 \ 5 ., 8 Q06 BARREN , 11 1 'I 3 3 79 23 3'1 - 15 7 30 467 BATH, 9 1 3 1 'I 411 11 21 5 7 9 )9, i BELL , , I 8 1 2 3 a 69 23 2'1 15 7 BOONE, , 9 1 :3 2 3 58 14 27 10 7 "37 22?361 BOURBON, a 1 3 2 2 62 211 21 10 7 18 81~ BOYD , H 1 2 3 8 5} 11 18 15 9 52 560 BOYLE. • • •• 12 1 :3 2 6 611 20 23 10 11 22 960 BRACKEN. •• • 10 1 II 2 3 66 23 26 10 7 7 617 BREATHITT, , , 7 1 1 2 3 40 15 8 10 7 15 815 BRECKINRIOGE " 15 i J 2 9 58 12 25 10 11 15 291 BULL ITT , " , 13 1 5 1 6 711 5 16 38 15 " 476 ,. , BUTLER , , 8 1 1 1 5 J8 18 e 5 7 10 217 CALDWELL 6 1 2. 1 2 }9 15 12 5 7 13 209 CALLOWAY 11 1 2 2 6 1I9 11 21 10 7 28 219 CAMPBELL J 31 . 15 7 8 173 15 108 35 84 911 15 CARLISLE ,j 7 1 2: 1 3 37 12 13 5 7 55" t CARROLL, , 8 1 'I 1 2 5} 1'1 27 5 7 8 688 ,I CARTER, , 6 1 2 1 2 52 24 16 5 7 22 38) \ CASEY, , , II 1 1 1 1 1I1 21 8 5 7 14 051 CHRISTIAN, 9 1 5 1 2 62 23 27 5 7 65 594 CLARK, , 'I 1 1 1 1 }:5 15 6 5 7 26 133 C~AY • • • • • • • 6 1 1 1 3 }5 16 7 5 7 20 88q CI..INTON. f .. • •• "'. 5 1 1 1 2 38 18 8 5 7 e 684 r.RliTENDE~ ". 5 1 1 1 2 36 16 e 5 7 9 085 CUMBERLAND '" 7 1 1 1 'I 1I3 24 7 5 7 6 eo) OAVIESS. • • • •• • 9 1 2 2 'I 37 9 11 10 7 80 7;10 EDMONSON,. , 7 1 1 1 'I 34 15 7 5 7 9 542 ELLIOTT, , , , , 5 1 1 1 2. 311 14 8 5 7 5 876 ESTILL,. • 7 1 2 1 :3 39 11 16 5 7 13 293 FLEMING,. , 6 1 1 1 3 35 15 8 5 7 11 819 FL.OYD ... " • . 13 5 1 6 67 17 33 5 12 '10 92.1 FRANKLIN. • .. 8 1 2 4 41 15 6 10 10 36 913 FULTON,. • 10 2 2 5 411 15 12 10 7 9 400 GALLATIN. , 6 3 1 1 44 13 19 5 7 II 389 GARRARD •• 5 1 1 2 33 13 8 5 7 9 816 GRANT. , 9 1I 2 2 55 11 27 10 7 11 562 GRAVES , • 18 3 2 12 53 11 25 10 7 32 158 GRAYSON. 9 3 1 4 50 18 20 5 7 18 012 GHEEN. , • 6 1 1 3 34 14 8 5 7 10 699 GREENUP, 17 8 :5 5 lOll 11 63 15 15 34 209 HANCOCK, 6 2 1 2 J8 11 15 5 7 7 371 HARDIN • 12 5 3 3 82 211 36 15 7 75 ~50 HARLAN.. • III 7 3 3 92 18 52 15 7 40 405 HARRISON. .. 8 2 1 1I 53 2.3 12 5 13 14 550 HART ••• .. 8 3 1 3 52 18 22 5 7 14 757 HENDERSON, •• 7 2 1 3 1I3 17 14 5 7 36 616 HENRY, ••••••• 13 6 2 1I 70 16 37 10 7 11 377 HICt<'4AN •••••• 5 2 1 1 36 11 13 5 7 6 5211 HOPKINS. •• ,t, III 8 2 :5 811 13 54 10 7 42 722 JACKSON, ,.,' 1I 1 1 1 31 13 6 5 7 10 '139 JEFFERSON, , , 12} 77 2 43 581 14 476 12 79 696 8:12 JESSAMINE, , " 9 2 1 5 1I6 16 14 5 11 21 375 JOHNSON.. , •• 6 1 2 2 39 14 8 10 7 20 551 KENTON., , , 32 22 5 1I 206 13 161 25 7 129 819 See footnotes at end of table . .i I I 58 GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS l \ I \ Ull_ ..__ SSllL £ _P. .~1 Table 14. Local Governments and Elected Local Government Officials, by Type of Government, for States and Counties: 1971-Continued Ele::ted Local BOVtlTnm~nts .Elected ofIlcials county of1'i- Exhibit: 1------.,....--.,-----,.---.---.,.-----1---,.----,----.---,.--,-.,.---1 i~~~~~e:l~:EsUmated State and C"liunty county SchcDl Spacial School Special Count for ).!unlci- Town- Municl- Tov.n- popuknt Icn Counties dis- dis- ToLal Count!c.s dis- dis- other typeb po11t1e6 ships pal1tH~s ships July 1975 tricts tricts tricts tricts of gcveenaent s J KNOTT. 6 1 1 3 ~~5 15 8 5 7 17 031 KNOX. 8 1 2 4 ~O 25 8 10 7 26 713 LARUE •• 7 2 1 ~ 3,6 14 5 7 II 543 LAUREL • 9 1 2 5 4\\ 201 10 7 31 507 LAWRENCE 7 1 1 4 4\l 16 1: I 5 II 11 973 LEE ••• 5 1 1 2 35 15 5 7 6 936 LESLIE. , 6 1 1 3 34 16 5 7 12 699 y LETCHER, 11, 4 2 4 70 17 10 11 26 787 3~ LEWIS, , , , , , , 6 1 1 3 28 9 I 5 7 12 856 I LEX INGTON.F AYETTE, 4 1 1 2 36 5 7 186 048 LINCOLN, 9 3 1 4 48 16 2420 I : I 5 7 17 651 1 I LIVINGSTON 9 1 J 1 4 45 II 5 11 8 727 I LOGAN, 12 1 4 2 5 78 23 5~ I 10 14 22 145 i' LyON, , • 1 2 1 3 37 10 5 7 5 914 I MCCRACKEN, 1~ I 1 1 2 10 46 ~I 10 15 59 927 1~ ~I~CREARY 10 1 1 B 46 I 5 18 14 342 MCLEAN , 1 4 4 53 10 1 26 ! 5 7 10 126 MADISON, 11 1 2 3 5 48 :~ I 15 15 7 46 510 MAGOFFIN 5 1 1 1 2 32 13 7 5 7 ~ I 11 561 MARION , 8 1 J 1 J 45 14 19 5 7 16 514 MARSHALL 1'1 1 4 1 8 14 5 7 56 I 30 22 443 MARTIN , 5 1 1 J 22 5 7 34 11 056 HASON, , 14 1 4 2 7 56 I 15 24 10 7 16 841 ME~DE, , , , 7 1 3 1 2 15 20 5 7 18 434 HENIFEE, 5 1 1 1 2 j~ I 13 7 5 7 4 416 HERCER , , 9 1 2 3 J 13 14 15 7 17 573 HETCALP£ 6 1 1 1 3 16 8 5 I 7 8 J58 HONROE • 8 1 3 1 J 18 20 7 12 008 MONTGOMERy 10 3 1 5 l'I 20 15 : I 17 158 MORGAN •• 5 1 1 2 17 8 ~ I 7 10 639 MUHLENaERG 15 t I 6 3 5 17 43 7 30 217 15 I NELSON, 11 4 2 4 17 23 10 7 24 372 NICHOLAS 7 1 1 4 ~36 II 12 8 5 II ~ I 6 666 OHI~ , 12 6 1 4 63 13 38 5 7 20 441 OLDHAM, 19 3 1 14 69 11 20 5 33 17 752 OWEN, 8 J 3 5 1 I 16 I 20 7 7 915 OWSLEY • , 5 1 2 7 5 5 189 PENDLUON, 13! 8 I 2 4 ;; II 14 5 10 455 PERRY, , 1 I 9 2 ~ 44 ~~ I 13 10 7 28 681 PIKE. , ! 13 1 8 2 91 50 10 7 69 653 POWELL, , 7 1 i I 24 II 2 ! I 3 46 I 18 16 5 7 8 502 PULASKI, , 15 1 4 3 7 81 19 40 15 40 2d3 ROBERTSON, 7 4 1 1 1 1 30 12 6 5 7 2 209 I ROCK CASTLE 9 1 3 1 4 49 18 19 5 ROWAN, , 7 - I 12 S04 5 1 1 1 2 31 12 7 5 7 16 980 t RUSSELL, 7 1 2 1 3 15 16 5 i " ) 7 : I 11 668 SCOTT, • 7 1 J 1 2 48 15 21 5 7 18 654 SHELBY , 10 1 2 1 6 45 16 13 5 665 SIMPSON, II 19 5 1 1 1 2 35 16 7 5 7 : I 14 112 SPENCER, 6 1 1 1 3 33 16 5 5 5 H6 TAYLOR 7 6 1 1 2 2 44 13 14 10 7 17 99,~ TODD , 7 1 4 1 1 59 19 28 5 : r TRIGG, , 7 ' 11 066 5 1 1 1 2 35 16 7 5 7 • I 9 237 TRIHBLE, 7 36 I 2 1 3 13 11 5 7 5 617 UNION , 10 5 1 3 62 15 35 5 WARREN, , 7 16 627 ~ 13 5 2 5 69 24 28 10 7 61 722 WASHINGTON 9 : I 3 1 4 55 20 19 5 II 10 493 WAYNE, , 5 1 1 2 1 47 22 8 7 WEBSTER, 10 15 672 11 1 6 2 2 78 16 40 10 12 239 WHITLEY, 14 t 11 1 2 3 5 50 11 13 15 11 28 059 WOLFE, , 6 1 1 1 3 33 11 6 5 II WOODFORD 6 148 9 1 2 1 5 55 23 I 16 5 II 16 367 LOUISIANA TOTAL, , 458 62 300 66 30 4 220 1 634 1 905 681 . I 3 803 934 ACADIA , 9 1 7 1 95 30 49 16 53 056 ALLEN ,. , 7 1 5 1 61 B 35 7 356 ASCENSION, , 20 6 1 J 1 54 21 22 11 40 691 ASSUMPTION J 1 1 1 35 19 7 9 \' AVOYELLES, 20 419 11 1 9 1 106 36 59 11 38 171 BEAUREGARD 4 1 2 1 52 14 BIENVILLE. 15 13 25 627 12 1 10 1 87 21 59 7 16 478 BOSSIER, 7 1 4 1 1 67 30 25 12 69 870 CADDO. , , 15 1 11 1 2 123 44 CALCASIEU, , 61 18 239 078 ~ 11 1 6 1 3 79 31 35 13 151 3J4 CALDWELL , 5 1 3 1 45 18 CAMERON, , 17 10 10 156 r~ 2 1 1 29 22 7 9 086 t ~ATAHOULA , 5 1 3 1 37 13 11 CLAIBORNE, 397 • 7 1 4 1 56 20 1~ I 16 282 see footnotos at end of toble. I. 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS COUNTY AREAS 59 , Table 14. Local Governments and Elected Local Government Officials, by Type of I Government. for States and Counties: 1977-Continued u! [h~\t\,\, \ Local governments Elected oUlc1D.h (aunt~ ...,~ u.. t'" ~ .! 1t "I., .------,---r---r---,---.---+-----,---,.---,...---,..---.-_-I ,..:. f'ltt'f!!c·t. 'l State and county I tn, hhl(~1til r School Spactal 'I. t ~ i MuniCi- Tov.n- 5chool SpuClal i,,.)~mt 1-'1 Total Counties dis- dis- ~unlcl- Town- ~\\~r lllt) 1 Total Countios ds .... du .. II U t\l:-{'/Jo 1 palities ships palates ships tit\' \'1,'. ! tricts tricts trhts tnlh ••r 'f ------l---.--t----1r----+--I---+---I----i---+---I---+-_+_._~- gt.'llot·rtto:::~nh'...---- LOU ISIAN~--CONTl NUED CONCORDIA" ,. q 1 58 23 26 9 - I 21 6.6 DE SOTO, • , ••• 8 t 81 27 q3 EAST BATON ROUGE 11 - I ~2 fyC" 3 1 61 49 12 , vio »,'. EAST CARROLL • 1 1 1 30 15 6 9 11 9~6 EAST FELICIANA • 1 5 19 - 1 58 27 - ! 16 ~l* i EVANGELINE 1 I> 1 79 on 39 '2 365 FRANKLIN • 1 Q 1 59 21 27 :~11 ! - I 23 ~i!J GRANT. , 1 5 1 30 ~I gg 31 8 - I 14 nc IBEr 60 GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS Table 14. Local Governments and Elected Local Government Officials, by Type of Government, for States and Counties: 1977-Continued Elected Local a:overnJDenta F,:iocted ott'1clals county «us- Exhibit: cials also Estimated included in State .ntt county county t' School Spe(.1al School Spocial count for Munic!- Town- Munic!" Town- population Total Counties dis- dhl- Total Counties dis'" dis- .other types paUtles sb1ps pal1ties ships July 1975 tricts trlcta tricts trlctn of governments MARYLAND--CONTINUED r CAROLINE • 78 1 9 68 243 11 42 190 21 668 l CARROLL, 11 1 8 2 63 12 51 80 607 I CECIL" , 1 8 'I 57 13 44 56 005 CHARLES, , l'5 1 2 7- 29 19 7 3 60 5ij6 DORCHESTER 42 1 9 sz 140 l3 40 87 29 634 FREDERICK. 16 1 11 'I 73 l' 60 96 158 GARRETT. 11 1 6 2 60 11 '19 23 694 HARFORD. • 6 1 3 2 32 15 17 136 ,81 HOWARD. •• 2 1 1 17 17 97 994 KENT • 9 1 5 3 41 11 2'1 6 16 706 MONTGOMERY • 26 1 H 11 140 23 79 38 571 558 PRINCE GEORGES 1 27 5 198 28 170 677 t~48 QUEEN ANNES. 47 1 6 40 151 11 20 120 20 186 sr , MARYS. "6 1 1 'I 22 14 5 J 51 ijOO SOMERSET • 10 1 2 7 32 1J 7 12 1<; ij58 TALBOT.. • 10 1 5 4 34 12 22 25 '93 WASHINGTON • 1 9 , 74 19 55 lOB 045 WICOMICO • 23l' 1 8 14 69 13 '10 36 59 072 WORCESTER. , 26 1 II 23 81 12 2'1 45 26 621 MASSACHUSETTS TOTAL, , 766 12 39 '12 75 328 11 288 97 821 8 626 523 1 221 5 816 173 BARNSTABLE. 1 15 'I 19 563 8 433 33 89 127 932 BERKSHIRE. • 52'9 1 2 30 I> 13 863 7 35 713 58 50 148 969 BRISTOL, , 55 1 4 16 6 28 674 11 76 443 30 114 463 6D DUKES, • , 10 1 7 1 1 243 8 221 9 5 8 033 ESSEX, , 76 1 6 26 6 37 995 8 152 700 23 112 6'1 182 FRANKLIN, • 57 1 26 7 23 765 8 590 65 102 635n HAMPDEN, ij7 1 ij 19 2 21 726 8 122 512 10 74 46' a04 HAMPSHIRE. , 487 36 1 1 19 12 607 8 27 27 58 600 MIDDLESEX, 117 1 11 43 11 51 1 713 9 248 1 221 67 168 1 398I" 987 NANTUcKET, , 1 2 28 19 9 5 660 NORFOLK •• 58 1 27 3 26 943 7 15 805 97 619 994 PLYMOUTH , 61 1 26 7 26 900 8 19 738 101 379 778 SUFFOLK, • 11 3 1 1 6 106 58 39 4 722 794 WORCESTER, ., lij2 II 56 18 63 2 162 7 69 1 705 238 6qa 095 MICHIGAN TOTAL, • .! 2 633\ 63 531 1 2ij5 606 166 18 619 1 465 8 356 4 095 355 9 131 396 , I ALCON A ., 16 1 2 11 1 l !.LE! 12 ,0 7'j 7 3 8 640 ALGER, , 17 1 2 8 5 1 118 14 13 55 33 3 8 977 ALLEGAN, , 47 1 9 2ij 10 3 341 12 91 166 66 6 7Z 093 ALPENA 12 1 1 8 1 1 66 17 5 54 7 3 33 293 ANTRIM 29 1 5 15 6 2 206 16 49 92 42 7 15 314 AP~NAC , 23 1 6 12 3 1 171 16 55 76 21 3 13 179 BARAGA 13 1 2 5 II 1 99 13 20 39 24 3 8 060 BARRY, 26 1 5 16 3 1 194 18 51 101 21 J 41 430 BAY •• 29 1 II 1'1 5 5 2.18 35 31 100 ,4 18 120 099 BENZIE , , 2ij 1 7 12 2 2 154 13 56 72 10 3 9 870 BERRIEN, , , , 64 1 17 22 16 8 451 22 157 158 108 6 170 5q9 BRANCH, 27 1 5 16 II 1 200 17 47 105 28 3 39 321 CALHOUN, , , , 44 1 8 20 III 1 338 20 70 155 90 3 1q3 498 CASS , , • . 27 1 5 15 5 1 213 19 51 105 35 3 q5 526 CHARLEVOIX , 27 1 II 15 5 2 177 23 32 91 26 3 18 467 CHEBOYGAN. , 29 1 3 19 II 2 206 22 25 130 26 3 19 '119 t CHIPPEWA 27 1 2. 16 6 2 177 14 17 100 43 3 35 993 CLARE, , 26 1 , 16 4 2 174 15 105 28 3 21 237 I' CLINTON, 33 1 8 16 I> 2 252 17 722' 111 ij2 10 52 495 CRAWFORD , 12 1 1 6 1 3 63 12 5 36 7 3 8 378 I DELTA, , • , 27 1 3 III 8 1 160 1? 23 86 56 3 39 358 DICKINSON, , 16 1 , 7 II 3 11'1 l~ 25 44 28 3 EATON, , 24 975 , , 37 1 10 16 9 1 277 21 85 117 51 3 77 60'1 ~ EMMET, , 30 1 II 16 I> J 194 19 33 101 ,8 3 21 211 GENESEE, , 55 1 lij 17 22 1 ~2'1 21 110 134 156 3 4'19 518 GLADWIN, 22 1 2 15 2 2 155 1'1 18 106 1'1 3 16 770 GOGEBIC •• , • lq 1 , 6 7 a 117 12 17 38 ij7 3 20 810 GliAND TRAVERSE 25 1 3 13 6 2 177 26 87 36 3 q5 877 GRATIOT, 30 1 6 16 6 1 202 2'16 49 90 '12 :" 39 953 HILLSDALE, " 37 1 9 18 8 1 284 21 81 123 56 3 qo 1J6 HOUGHTON " 35 1 7 1'1 9 'I 242 15 62 91 61 13 36 960 HURON, 60 1 11 28 19 1 413 110 190 97 3 INGHAM, l' 35 879 41 1 8 16 13 3 294 26 65 105 93 3 267 581 IONIA, •• 41 1 10 lo 13 1 264 14 87 99 61 3 47 351 I 10SCO, , 20 I , 11 'I 1 136 11 24 70 28 3 28 218 t IRON" , 20 1 7 7 2 J 115 11 39 us 1'1 3 1'1 3'15 ISABELLA 24 1 , 16 , 1 160 15 22 99 21 3 q9 669 JACKSON. " , 41 1 7 19 1 312 23 69 126 91 J 1Q6 SQ2 KALAHAZOO, , , 36 1 9 15 10l' 1 289 25 74 117 70 , 201 366 See footnotes at end of tabla. 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS COUNTY AREAS 61 Table 14. Local Governments and Elected Local Govurnment Officials, by Type of Government, for States and Counties: 1977-Continued local governments Electod ofticials State and county MICHIGAN--CONTINUED KALKASKA 19 1 1 12 3 2 116 12 10 74 17 J 10 "7 KENT. • • 56 1 13 21 19 2 404 29 97 137 1J5 6 -' KEWEENAW ., ~2J ~~1 9 1 1 5 1 1 66 11 9 38 5 ~ ~ 2 Pl LAKE • • • • • • • 19 1 2 15 1 143 17 20 99 7 I LAPEER" , b 814 36 1 9 18 6 2 2q6 15 91 112 J~ 01 'i~~ LEELANAU " 21 1 3 11 q 2 14~ 12 27 69 28 q ~ LENAWEE, , 1~ 9J4 50 1 12 22 12 3 374 22 103 159 64 6 67 177 L IV INGSTo/j 30 1 16 5 4 205 15 34 112 J~ q LUCE , , 77 7H 1 4 1 1 54 12 9 2~ 7 J MACKINAC • , , ~I 7 11~ 2~ I 1 2 11 7 1 146 12 17 74 4J Ie 714 MACOMB , 54 I 1 15 12 22 4 431 31 127 107 154 bM blJ MANISTEE , 26 1 6 14 4 3 205 16 57 99 26 ;1 766 MARQUETTE, , 3q: 1 3 19 9 2 209 20 17 112 57 69 4f,,/ MASON " 271 1 5 15 5 1 211 21 45 107 35 24 517 MECOSTA, •• 26 , 1 5 16 3 1 180 15 44 97 21 J4 021 MENOMINEE. 251 1 q 14 q 2 179 15 47 86 26 ~5 563 MIDLAND, , 1 3 16 q 1 170 16 16 103 28 66 1l~ MISSAUKEE. ~~i 1 2 15 3 1 139 13 19 65 19 6 767 MONROE. , • 36 1 8 15 10 4 279 16 69 119 70 127 C94 MONTCALM. 401 1 9 20 6 2 292 16 61 136 56 ~q 1'5 I MONTMORENCY. • IJI 1 1 8 2 1 89 12 10 50 14 6 990 MUSKEGON , 451 1 11 16 lq J 325 19 90 114 96 157 6~6 NEWAyGO, , 37, 1 q 24 7 1 240 16 27 149 '15 31 244 OAKLAND, , 94 I 1 37 23 29 4 690 34 259 167 203 OCEANA, 972 916 30 I 1 7, 16 5 1 203 14 57 95 34 20 663 OGEMAW , , 14 1 2 140 15 22 93 7 1'1 831 ONTONAGON, • ~~I 11 4 1 125 13 10 71 28 tl q 11 3S7 OSCEOLA, 26 1 I 16 1 216 21 52 112 26 17 338 OSCODA, , 10 1 6 2 1 68 12 39 14 6 152 OTSEGO ••• , 16 1 1i 9 J 1 110 15 20 51 21 13 456 OTTAWA • • • • • • 37 1 17 9 J 266 19 49 125 65 140 556 PRESQUE ISL::: , 23 1 JI 14 3 1 168 21 26 95 21 14 000 ROSCOMMON, '" 17 1 1 11 3 1 113 11 10 68 21 14 489 SAGINAW., , 5q 1 8 27 13 5 371 23 66 183 91 226 662 ST, CLAIR, 42- 1 8 23 8 2 310 23 64 164 56 DO 749 ST, JOSEPH " 36 1 8 16 10 1 267 17 74 105 68 50 YJ3 SANILAC, • , , , q6 1 13 26 7 1 346 17 122 155 49 36 961 SCHOOL CRAFT , , , 12 1 1 8 1 1 83 20 5 48 7 6 659 SHIAWASSEE 33 1 11 16 8 2 277 11 94 113 56 69 216 TUSCOLA. • •• q5 1 11 23 9 1 324 14 1G5 138 64 53 776 VAN BUREN, q5 1 11 18 12 3 319 15 96 123 80 J 61 7J4 WASHTENAW, 4~ 1 8 20 11 5 JII5 22 76 159 ',9 9 244 724 WAYNE, •• 93 1 10 36 10 744 45 326 99 2H J l 517 637 WEXFORD, 27 1 3~ I 16 3 2 181 17 44 96 21 J 22 490 MINNESOTA TOTAL, 3 437 67 855 1 792- qqO 263 18 855 1 056 4 145 10 260 2 776 618 J 916 223 AITKIN , 52 1 6 39 3 3 278 12 211 217 2P ~ 12 552 ANOKA, , , 32 1 17 4 6 4 150 10 72 26 )7 5 186 326 BECKER, • 50 1 7 35 q 3 279 14 JJ 201 ;:.6 5 26 578 BELTRAMI 56 1 8 42 q 3 322 12 36 246 21 5 29 501 BENTON , 25 1 5 12 2 5 121 10 20 72 14 5 23 OJ7 BIG STONE, 30 1 8 H 4 3 155 12 32 82 24 5 7 970 BLUE EARTH q5 1 11 23 6 4 243 11 48 139 40 ~ b1 7J4 BROWN, , 30 1 7 16 q 2 173 12 25 99 27 10 29 658 CARLTON, qO 1 10 18 7 q 206 12 39 100 42 13 a 689 CARVER, 31 1 12 11 q 3 156 11 47 65 28 5 33 609 CASS " •• 75 1 lq 50 6 4 392 11 57 278 41 5 19 620 CHIPPEWh , , 26 1 5 16 q 2 151 14 20 87 25 5 15 441 CHISAGO, ••••• 26 1 11 10 q 2 155 11 46 60 24 14 22 074 CLAY • • • •• • 52 1 11 30 6 4 282 13 q6 177 41 5 46 776 CLEARWATER , , , , 32 1 5 21 3 2 1711 12 21 117 19 5 8 753 COOK • • • •• • 6 1 1 2 1 1 51 25 4 12 5 5 J 668 COTTONWOOD , , , 32 1 6 18 4 3 168 11 25 100 27 5 15 576 CROW WING, , , 56 1 18 30 J 4 281 13 79 157 19 13 38 888 DAKOTA • • • • • • • q6 1 20 13 9 5 241 11 90 78 , ',I 5 166 793 DODGE. • • • • • • 25 1 6 12 5 1 153 13 2q I 77 .14 5 13 507 DOUGLAS, , 40 1 11 20 5 3 202 12 46 106 J3 5 25 0~9 FARIBAULT, 44 1 11 20 9 3 255 12 52 119 54 18 20 372 FILLMORE q6 1 14 23 8 2 243 13 ~7 120 48 5 22 031 FREEBORN 43 1 14 20 5 3 226 13 62 114 32 5 36 696 GOODHUE, ...... 41 1 9 21 7 3 250 11 44 145 45 5 37 800 GRANT, , , ... . 31 1 7 16 5 2 180 13 33 97 32 5 7 480 HENNEPIN · . 71 1 42 1 16 11 309 10 186 5 101 " 915 603 HOUSTON, · . 31 1 7 17 4 2 167 12 29 95 26 5 17 8h2 HUBBARD, · .. .. 37 1 4 26 2 208 12 16 150 25 5 12 119 See footnotes at end or tablo. " 62 GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS ~S$_~ j~ • E %2 .;; Table 14. Local Governments and Elected Local Government Official~, by Type of Government, for States and Counties: 1977-Continued Incal governments Elected officials Elected f------,.---"'T"'"----.----.r---,.----i----.----.---r----r----r---l c~~:~!~~!!-Exhibit: EstilIlllted included in state and county county Scltool Spechl School Specilll count for ltunicl- Town- Town- population Total Counties dis- dls- Total dis- dis- other typos paUtics ships Ships July 1975 tricts trictB tricts tricts of governments HINNESOTA~-CONTINUED ISANTI • 22 1 3 13 2 3 129 12 12 lq 20 116 IT~SCA • 6Q 1 15 ql q 3 3q9 13 64 2q 38 50ll JACKSON, '" 3q 1 6 20 5 2 188 11 23 31 lq 611q KAIIABEC•• 2ij 1 LE SUEUR J2 1 9 lq 5 3 16q 12 35 62 30 5 22 361 LlNr.OLN•• ~7 1 5 15 5 1 147 11 20 81 30 5 8 375 LYON •• ~2 1 11 ~Ij 7 3 227 12 q5 117 43 10 211 706 MCLEOD • 1 9 1<1 7 2 183 11 )5 90 42 5 29 010 HAHHOMEN "23 1 , 1<1 2 :I 121 17 12 77 10 5 5 805 MARSHALL 7q 11 '18 9 5 366 11 q3 267 55 10 13 371 HARTIN • 39 9 20 8 1 220 12 42 113 48 5 25 175 MEEKER •• 9 17 5 1 193 11 38 107 32 5 20 130 HILLE LACS "JJ !! a 17 q 3 1611 11 32 100 25 16 17 889 HORRISON 58 16 J2 6 3 327 11 87 175 37 Ie 27 975 HOWER •• q2 :I lq 20 5 2 233 12 711 110 32 5 q3 852 HUR~AY • '5 1 9 20 3 2 190 11 47 108 19 5 11 925 NICOLLET ., 23 1 5 13 2 2 135 12 26 79 D 5 23 808 NOBLES. , 1 11 20 5 3 200 12 53 106 32 5 23 0119 NORMAN • 1 a 2ij 6 2 22. JJ 113 128 37 5 9 52' OLMSTED •• ~~JJ I 1 6 18 5 3 I'J 3J 91 34 5 87 732 OTTER TAIL 100 1 20 62 9 8 552 i~' 115 3q3 57 48 695 PENNINGTON 1 :I 21 2 3 163 l' 2~ !.:l 13 2; I 14 5q4 PINE ••• , 1 14 33 6 2 316 12 77 ll:l~ 38 5. 18 666 q PIPESTONE. ~~! 1 9 12 2 153 12 qe 62 JI> :, I 12 035 POLK •• 90 I 15 59 9 6 507 12 65 3111 59 10 I )5 265 q POPE •• 37 9 20 3 212 12 56 103 25 16 11 18L IIAHSEy • '3 15 1 5 11 146 10 811 7 311 11 r.:;~ or ~ REO LAKE , • 23 iI1 4 13 3 2 122 11 21 67 16 5 !> 304 REDWOOD. • • 53 1 16 26 8 2 303 11 87 145 55 5 19 669 RENVILLE .' q9 1 10 27 10 1 281 12 51 152 61 5 20 963 RICE , ~6 1 6 lq 3 2 159 12 35 67 20 5 q3 lI90 ROCK, • H 1 7 12 , 1 D3 12 36 60 20 5 11 WAOENA. ., 29 1 6 15 5 2 161 10 36 65 25 5 13 3qO WASEC~ ••• 22- 1 4 12 TOTAL. 835 82 263 166 30<1 4 986 2 33q 1 770 615 267 ~ 2 JQ2 592 ADAHS. 5 1 1 1 2 40 27 3 38 386 ~LCORN • lq 1 , 2 6 56 27 6 31 28 633 AMITE •• 5 1 2 1 1 60 40 5 13 168 ATTALA 8 1 q 2 1 59 26 6 ;i 18 916 BENTON 10 1 2 1 6 46 26 5 :3 7 511 BOLIVAR. q7 1 14 6 26 154 36 30 :I q8 535 CALHOUN. lq 1 7 1 5 76 25 5 3 1S ~30 CARROLL •••• 7 1 3 1 2 50 2q 5 3 b ..~8 CHICKASAW. 1 q 3 6 72 27 D 3 17 362 CHOCTAW. • 1:I 1 3 1 2 50 2'1 6 3 8 823 CLAIBORNE. 1 1 1 1 36 26 5 :I 10 6q1 CLARKE • 10 1 5 2 2 75 32 10 3 15 306 CLA.Y • • • • 1 1 2 3 46 29 8 :3 19 572 COAHOMA, • • • 2; I 1 5 3 1'1 81 26 6 15 38 606 COPIAH ,. , 10 1 5 3 1 71 30 8 3 25 716 COVINGTON •• 7 1 3 1 2 57 30 6 3 lq 787 DE SOTO. 10 1 , 1 :; 56 31 6 3 q9 119 FORREST. • • • 10 1 2 2 5 4q 26 6 3 60 q7q FRANKLIN • • • • • 6 1 3 1 1 54 26 ~I 6 3 8 203 See l'ootnote8 Dt end ot tRble. 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS COUNTY AREAS 63 i \ Table 14, Local Governments and Elected Local GCy~fnment Officials, by Type of \ I Government, for States and Count~Eis: 1977--Continued t, local governments ~~------r------r------KhH. tC\t ~ s:..lunty ,",ttl ..l !:al.tt,l.t 1------....-----.---.---..----.---.-4----.- ---.----,---.,---..,-----l ,101< ab, ! State end count)' ! indUrf~,1 11i l-;~~:t\!\" School Special Scbool Munici- Town- ~';lWi- TQwn- SPVC'ial! ~~lunttor I 1 t Total Counties dis- dis- Total Counties dla- palities ships PI)Z Hte,; ships dh- oth~T typn ~'~~~ tricts tr\cts '\:t;~ trtch trtc.h I I'f j ) go\,ornot'nh i -t---, -- ~ -.-_~ MISSISSIPPI--CONTINUED ! GEORGE , , 1 1 1 1 42 27 6 6 13 8~a GREENE. , 1 2 1 1 ij6 26 12 5 8 707 GRENADA, , 1 1 1 1 35 25 7 ':0 12~ HANCOCK, 1 2 2 2 116 26 9 e , 18 J49 HARRISON , 1 II 5 62 29 20 10 1-13 ~26 HINDS, , - 1 8 5 "3 92 36 q6 7 -I lee 521 HOLMES. , 1 7 J 4 88 26 q4 15 -i 2~ 835 HUMPHREYS. , , 1 4 1 5 61 26 26 6 14 166 ISSAOUENA. .. . 1 1 33 )0 ;. J~9 ITAWAMBA · .. 1 ) 2 2 51 25 :I 51 17 B9~ JACKSON. • •• • 10 1 3 'I 2 58 27 105 186 JASPER. •• • 8 1 ~ 2 1 72 35 :1 16 ~111 JEFFERSON ••••• 4 1 1 1 1 39 24 I~ I 8 69 JEFFERSON DAVIS •• . 6 1 2 1 2 115 25 5, 13 112 JONES,. •• .. 11 1 4 J 3 69 27 : I 131 ~8 '/62 KEMPER • •• • • 7 1 2 2 2 52 29 6' 10 ij6) LAFAYETTE ••••• 8 1 2 2 3 118 26 26 ~90 LAMAR ••••• 7 1 ) 2 1 58 26 18 260 LAUDERDALE 8 1 2 3 2 59 38 7? 107 LAWRENCE. • 6 1 ) 1 1 5ij 26 If I 11 794 LEAKE •• 7 1 3 1 2 65 311 5 17 965 L-EE •••• · . 17 1 J ·.. . 7 6 99 n 11, 51 ;.81 LEFL.ORE. 18 1 5 2 10 62 26 110 981 LINCOLN •• 6 1 1 2 2 511 31 ~i 26 851 LOWNDES, • 10 1 II 2 J 65 )0 6 53 802 MADISON. 11 1 II 2 II 70 33 8 )2 619 HARION • 5 1 2 1 112 26 7 211 151 MARSHALL 8 3 2 2 31 ~I 10 611 27 qo~ flONROE •• 16 t I 6 3 6 78 26 9 )q 752 MONTGOMERY 9 1 3 2 J 5ij 25 6 LJ 229 NESHOBA ••••• 5 1 1 2 1 42 26 6 22 q69 NEWITON. • ••• 14 1 5 II II 65 26 6 19 503 NOXU8EE ••• 6 1 3 1 1 53 26 6 12 9~2 OKTlBBEHA. 9 1 3 2 3 57 25 8 31 2211 PANOLA • • • • 20 1 6 2 11 92 )8 10 27 587 PEARL RIVER •••• 9 1 2 II 2 49 29 6 27 7H PERRY.. ••••• R 1 3 2 2 57 27 B 9 830 PIKf. •• • •• 13 1 4 II 75 36 11 3ij 111 PaNTOTOG • • • • • • 12 1 5 2 II 65 26 B 19 2~2 PRENTISS ••• 15 1 3" 3 8 56 27 6 21 I~'I OUITMAI,. 14 1 5 1 7 67 26 5 1q 520 RANKIN •••• 12 1 7 1 J 82 27 6 56 806 SCOTT. • •• 9 1 II 2 2 66 27 8 22 205 SHARKEY. • •• 12 1 3 2 6 62 31 10 8 )90 , SIMPSON. • •• • 7 1 II . 1 59 25 6 21 109 SMITH.. • ••• 10 1 5 i 3 66 26 6 1~ J99 STONE. • • • • • • 5 1 1 2 1 40 25 6 8 q87 ! SUNFLOWER. • • • • • 22 1 7 II 10 88 26 18 36 112 ,~ TALLAHATCHIE • 13 1 5 2 5 80 36 i 11 18 325 TATE. • • •• 13 1 2 ) 7 55 )0 10 20 60b TIPPAH •••••• 12 1 II 2 5 75 36 10 17 q)1 TISHOMINGO. •• 12 1 6 2 ) 75 5 15 638 I TUNICA • • • • • • 6 1 1 1 3 35 ~ 10 9uO UNION, ,. , , I) 1 3 a 7 58 7 20 ~~1 { WALTHALL ••••• 4 1 1 1 1 42 6 12 6)) WARREN • • , , , • 6 1 1 2 2 110 6 q7 775 1 WASHINGTON ••• I 15 1 4 4 6 811 15 70 91q WAYNE, • " • 6 1 2 1 2 5ij 5 17 869 WEBSTER, , , , , , 8 1 1 2 60 6 10 098 ; WILKINSON, • • 6 1 3 1 1 53 6 9 903 WINSTON, • •• • 7 1 2" 1 3 53 2 19 566 I YALOBUSHA. , •• • 9 1 4 2 2 69 10 12 qj5 , YAZOO, •••• 16 1 II 3 8 62 11 26 779 f MISSOURI I I TOTAl,., 2 937 1111 , 916 326 574 1 007 17 052 2 43~ 6 459 1 630 3 ij'l7 I 3 082 4 769 61 J ADAIR, ,., 12 1 ij J ij 76 19 28 18 11 23 510 ANDREW ••• 19 1 a II 6 126 25 51 211 26 13 361 ! ATCHISON , • • • • 33 1 6 II 22 152 20 42 2'1 66 '? )69 AUORAIN, , • , • , , 32 1 8 II 19 1:36 25 53 2q 3'1 25 709 ! BARRY, • , • , , , ij6 178 ,f 1 8 9 28 19 52 53 511 21 667 BARTON, .,'" ]0 1 6 15 3 5 183 2) 51 75 18 16 10 920 1 BATES, •• , • , • 50 1 10 24 7 8 298 25 79 120 42 32 16 '160 BENTON • , , • • , • • • 18 1 4 II 9 101 19 28 2ij 30 11 737 BOLLINGER, • • , • 12 1 5 4 2 79 18 29 2'1 8 9 722 BOONE, • • • , ., •• 21 1 8 8 II 129 28 50 118 3 87 230 BUCHANAN 20 1 6 5 8 129 23 40 30 36 86 321 BUTLER. 17 1 II II 8 102 20 24 211 34 36 659 CALDWEll. , . :12 1 7 12 8 II 191 17 411 60 '18 22 8 928 CALLAWAY ...... , . :12 1 7 5 19 175 19 51 )0 70 28 165 See footnotell at end of table. 64 GOVERNMENTAL ORGk'JIZATION 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS Table 14. Local Governments and Ele~~edLocal Government Officials, by Type of Government, for States ana c..;ounties: 1977-Continued Elected Ioce 1 governments Elected off1ciaU county offi- exhibit: cials also Estimated includod in Stato and county county School Spechl School Special count for Town ... MUnic!- Town- population Total d ,.- dis- Total Counties dis- dis- other types ships paUtlos ships July 1975 trLcts tricts tricts tricts of governments MISSOURI--CONTINUED CAMDEN. , •• 19 9 ~ 5 107 19 55 9 16 ~19 CAPE GIRARDEAU 2) 8 5 9 D3 2) 60 20 52 115 CARRoLL. 5q 8 21 7 17 313 18 65 105 83 12 227 CARTER, 10 3 2 ~ 64 18 17 17 ~ 567 CASS •• •• 39 17 12 9 253 23 130 30 ~7 767 CEDAR, • , , ~7 q 40 120 2) )1 12 54 ij I 10 812 CHARlTON . .. . 35 8 16 6 204 17 52 80 2~ 31 10 599 CHRISTAH 30 5 7 17 1'12 2~ JJ 42 43 19 576 Cl.ARK, 17 6 ~ 6 104 25 )5 ?II 20 8 109 CLAY, ~7 21 7 18 262 22 1)9 li2 59 1)3 198 CLINTON, lij 1 6 3 ~ 93 20 41 18 14 1~ 409 COLE, , ~5 1 9 5 10 144 22 57 30 35 50 226 COOPER • 16 1 7 6 2 119 25 53 36 5 14 D'72 CRAWFORD .. 1) 1 5 3 4 84 19 )8 18 9 16 )55 DADE , . 38 1 6 16 ~ 11 206 21 36 80 2~ 45 7 )58 DALLAS • , . 8 1 3 1 3 52 18 22 6 6 11 666 DAVIESS. , . . 37 1 8 15 6 7 203 16 47 75 36 29 8 785 DE KALB. 27 1 7 9 5 5 158 11 ~3 45 30 29 7 9~7 DENT. , 9 1 I 1 5 2 62 19 7 30 6 13 323 DOUGLAS, 6 1 3 1 54 25 6 17 6 11 069 DUNKLIN, 39 9 8 7 1~ 229 29 87 ~O li2 37 )6 ~02 FRANKLIN, 38 11 11 15 226 23 90 66 ~7 6~ 199 GASCONADE, 18 ; 1 6 3 8 11~ 20 ~O 18 41 12 855 GENTRY, 1 7 8 ) 3 123 16 ~1 40 18 8 8 029 r,REENE , 1 9 8 2 Dl 2) 60 48 167 956 GRUNDY, 1 1 6 13 5 2 162 16 ~5 ~5 30 6 11 ~O~ HARRISnN !~ 1 9 20 6 2 i 16 216 52 100 36 12 10 207 HENRY, , 3857 'I 1 8 8 292 17 6) 95 48 69 19 499 HICKORY, , 11 1 5 1~ I ~ 7J 19 27 24 3 5 795 HOLT. 1 8 3 2t18 I 174 20 58 78 18 7 012 )0 I HOWARD, • 1 5 3 10 107 26 ~1 18 22 10 2)) HOWELL , - I ~iI 1 ~ 9 7 116 20 22 53 21 26 877 IRON, , 16 6 4 5 19 45 24 12 455 JACKSON, , 10 ~5 18 13 13 ~~~I J2 1~1 81 37 6)4 589 JASPER. ~5 2~ 7 13 264 2~ 17~ 42 24 82 5)9 JEFFERSON, ~61 11 12 22 281 22 9~ 78 87 121 769 JOHNSON. 19 I 8 8 2 141 26 62 48 5 33 061 KNOX, , • 6 1 4 85 25 !o9 6 15 5 615 LACLEDE, , 16 3 5 7 91 20 2) 30 18 21 765 LAFAYETTE, 3512 'I :1 I 13 6 185 36 15 21 103 25 28 399 LAWRENCE • )3 1 10 6 16 167 19 67 36 Ll5 27 757 l.EWIS, , 1 6 2 14 D5 2~ ~5 12 54 10 650 LINCOl.N, 2) 25 I 1 9 4 11 162 25 62 24 51 20 082 LINN •• , 35 1 8 1~ 5 7 186 18 51 70 30 17 15 064 LIVINGSTON 1 5 13 ~ 7 174 28 35 65 ~4 22 15 696 30 MCDONALD, I 20 1 7 1 11 76 19 ~8 6 3 MACON, , 15 e6~ 25 1 9 7 8 166 30 66 42 28 MADISON, 15 998 , 1 4 2 66 24 )0 12 9 219 MARIES 9 1 2 2 ~ 52 20 1~ 12 6 7 178 MARION , 12 1 2 3 6 95 19 26 18 32 27 891 MERCER ) 19 1 ) 9 3 117 21 17 ~5 18 16 ~ 682 HILLER , , , , 25 1 11 5 8 D7 20 6~ 30 23 16 MISSISSIPPI, 9~9 16 1 6 2 7 84 19 )3 12 20 16 175 MONlTEAU , 13 1 5 6 1 98 18 ~1 36 3 11 1152 MON, ~E , 19 1 5 5 8 116 18 J) 30 35 9 779 MONTGOMERY 17 1 9 2 5 107 12 60 12 23 11 ~68 "ORGAN , , 16 1 4 2 9 80 19 28 12 21 ~37 hEW MADRID 12 27 1 14 3 9 170 20 102 18 30 2~ 272 NEWTON , 3) 1 18 6 8 197 22 115 37 23 36 331 NODAWAY, 45 1 16 15 7 6 247 18 92 75 42 20 21 725 'I OREGON, , . 10 1 3 4 2' 70 20 20 24 6 9 861 OSAGE, , , 25 1 6 3 15 122 19 )4 18 51 11 996 OZARK, .' • 9 1 3 5 67 19 18 )0 7 124 PEMISCOT ?8 1 11 8 8 168 20 84 48 PERRY, .... 16 25 465 . , 16 1 6 2 7 105 29 38 12 26 15 071 PETTIS 26 1 6 8 11 140 22 46 48 PHELPS 24 35 325 15 1 6 4 4 127 2~ 55 24 24 )1 7J~ PIKE, 17 1 8 5 3 25 PLATTE 117 62 30 17 32) ijl 1 17 4 19 256 28 117 87 POLK, 24 39 333 31 1 8 6 16 158 2~ 56 36 42 1'7 871 PUl.ASKI, 15 1 5 7 2 110 1~ ~5 °UTHAM , 41 10 ~2 108 24 1 ~ 11 2 6 12li 17 25 55 6 21 6 129 RALLS, • 8 1 5 1 1 18 J3 6 6 RANDOLPH. 63 8 ~~O 2~ 1 8 6 9 140 19 59 36 RAY, 26 23 238 )7 1 11 5 20 185 20 76 27 62 19 327 REYNOLDS ., •• 11 1 J ~ 3 89 25 23 2li 17 6 5~0 26 1 2 4 19 7J 15 13 21 12 316 ST.RIPLE\'CHARLES.• ••• • I' 24 30 1 8 5 16 179 2~ 69 )0 56 115 99~ ST, CLAIR, " • 25 1 7 4 13 110 18 41 2~ 27 9 121 ST. FRANCOIS. '. ., I 1 12 8 1~7 21 80 li6 )8 949 ST. l.OUIS •••• f 150"1 1 91 2~ 930 27 67) 144 86 960 q51 ST, LOUIS CITY 6 1 2 80 58 22 52q 96q Seo footnl)toB ot end of tablo. 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS COUNTY AREAS 65 Table 14. Local Governmenb. and Elected local Government Officials, by Type of Government, tor States and Counties: 1977-Continued th'l.t.,l Local governments Elechd otItc!lols \.\,mty -1tl, ~,It ij, t \1ah ",111" ~------.-r----r---~---,----~--~----~----~--~--__~.__. __ , f,'lft' State and county 1n\lUI1\ t II Sc.hool • ',u,t\ ~:unicl- Town- !3pect.al School Src.:lCt\ ~ -unt t.' Total ).lunLci- TOVln'" 1 fIll ~I" I L:ountics dis- dis- Total rount1es du- dUo. otlrc r tlr BEAVERHEAD 17 1 2 10 'I 76 13 37 8 BIG HORN • 16 8223 18 1 2 7 8 811 15 15 BLAINE •• 30 "'I 10 505 28 1 2 1'1 11 95 13 12 118 22 6 015 BROAD~'ATER 11 1 1 'I ~ '19 12 8 18 11 CARBON • 2en 2) 1 5 10 7 86 12 28 111 5 77Y7 CARTER • • 16 1 1 12 2 67 13 5 39 10 CASCADI'. 1 666 . 25 1 'I 1'1 6 1211 18 21 65 ~O 8;l BJ2 CHOUTEI\U 21 1 3 9 8 93 1) 39 CUSTER • ... 20 21 6 ,.9 . . 22 1 2 15 'I 103 12 1~ 57 20 12 82q DANIELS •• 11 1 2 ) 5 46 13 12 15 8 J OH7 DAWSON •••• 16 1 2 11 2 82 1'1 17 DEER LOl)GE'. • 113 8 10 725 . 8 1 1 3 ) 35 12 10 13 15 101 FALLON , , 12 1 2 5 'I 53 11 13 FERGUS • ... 21 8 'I 020 28 1 5 17 5 112 D )'1 5 FLATHEAD 60 12 925 41 1 3 2'1 13 171 16 29 96 28 q'l 60q GALLATIN , , , . )1 1 5 18 7 120 13 28 71 8 37 '116 G~RFIELO .,. , 20 1 1 16 2 78 13 5 5 GLACIER, • • • 55 1 781 10 1 2 J 'I liB 12 1) 13 10 11 )62 GOLDEN V~,LLEY. 10 1 2 ) q 30 12 9 GRANITE. • • 9 927 12 1 2 3 6 44 12 12 12 a 2 729 HILlp • • • •• • 16 1 2 10 ) 77 1'1 16 37 10 17 826 JEFf'ERSON.. '" 13 1 2 6 4 62 12 28 10 JUDITH BAlilN, • 12 6 6)9 9 1 2 5 1 118 13 10 20 5 2 670 LAKE ••••••• 17 1 3 9 'I 86 13 25 35 15 LEWIS AND CLARK. , , 17 086 23 1 2 12 8 91 1'1 11 51 15 36 822 LIBERTY •• 9 1 1 II ) 36 12 7 12 5 2 522 LINCOLN. 22 1 'I 10 7 95 15 24 '1;5 13 16 372 MCCONE • • • 12 1 1 8 2 55 1'1 6 30 5 ~ 709 MADISON. 23 1 4 5 13 70 10 22 2;5 15 5 8J6 MEAGHER •• H 1 1 5 7 52 12 7 25 6 2 283 MINERAL •• , • tJ 1 ? 'I 6 116 III 12 15 5 MISSOULA. , • 3 499 26 1 1 1'1 10 130 17 15 611 311 65 090 MUSSELSHELL, ••• 10 1 2 ) 'I 115 12 16 12 5 4 202 PARK. • • •• • 16 1 2 10 J 76 1'1 17 35 10 12 053 PETROLEUM, • , • 5 1 1 1 2 27 12 5 5 5 659 PHILLIPS. •• 20 1 ) 9 7 77 1) 17 36 11 5 JB8 PONOERA. • • • • 19 1 2 10 6 77 12 1'1 ~3 6 6 87J POWDER RIVER • , 16 1 1 13 1 611 12 5 '12 5 2 350 POWELL. • • 13 1 1 8 3 66 12 14 30 10 5b9 PRAIRIE, • , 7 10 1 1 :5 5 31 13 5 10 3 1 861 RAVALLI. , •• 22 1 3 7 11 ll~ 15 22 3'1 41 18 Q60 RICHLAND. • 19 1 2 10 6 92 15 16 110 21 9 929 ROOSEVELT. , • , • 21 1 6 7 7 1011 1'1 )6 33 21 10 )25 ROSEBUD, ••••• 13 1 1 8 3 70 13 e 38 11 9 253 SMmERS. • ••• 29 1 3 9 16 96 1) 2) 39 21 8 063 SHERIDAN • , , , , 14 1 'I 6 J 63 1) 2) 22 5 5 Q17 SILVER BOW', •• 10 1 2 'I 3 65 17 26 17 5 4J 03'1 STILLWATER , ••• 15 1 1 9 'I 58 11 7 35 5 5 253 SWEET GRASS. , ••• 8 1 1 6 '12 1) 6 2) 2 967 TETON. •• • ••• 19 1 ) 10 5 93 1) 17 '15 18 6 494 TOOLE. • • •• •• 1'1 1 ) 8 2 72 12 19 36 5 5 '1'18 TREASURE. , •• , 8 1 1 1 5 311 11 7 5 11 1 221 VALLEY. • 21 1 3 8 9 79 10 19 ':,2- 18 12 982 \\'HEATLANO •••• 11 1 2 'I 'I 118 12 1) 18 5 a '119 ~IBAUX • • •• • 6 1 1 3 1 311 11 6 12 5 1 457 YELLOWSTONE. • • • '12 1 ) 15 2) • 167 H 29 58 66 97 220 See footnotf"B lit ani of table. 66 GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS .... J~ Table 14. Local Governments and Elected Local Government Officials, by Type of Government, for States and Counties: 1977-Continued Elected Local governments Elected officials county off1- Elchlblt. ~------~-----r----~r----'------T-----~------T------r------T-----'------r----~ clols also Estimateo included in fH to on,J ccunty I county II Municl- Town- S~~OOI Sp:~1al Total Counties MUnlci- Town- S~~~Ol SP:~!~l o;~~~t population Total t;:~s Counties puB ties f..hips trl:;S tr1~;S paUtles ships tric;s trlcts of July 1975 governments NEBRASKA TOTAL •• 3 485 93 534 471 1 195 1 192 15 614 1 062 2 831 1 423 4 629 5 669 - 1 543 677 ADAMS •• 50 1 1 7 , 16 16 10 236 16 48 74 57 29 839 ANTELOPE 58 1 I 7' 24 16 10 228 15 72 60 45 9 248 ARTHUR 14 1 I 1 : 8 4 61 9 27 20 566 Bf,NNER • 6 1 4 29 e 6 15 940 BLAIIIE • 9 iI 21 1 5 48 7 10 6 25 842 BOONE ••• 30 1 5 16 8 135 10 40 1 •I 25 60 8 064 BeX BUTTE. 24 2 16 5 96 12 10 54 20 10 480 BOYD. • Jj~ 1 8 9 6 10 167 13 40 24 33 57 3 574 BHOWN •• 25 1 3 15 6 99 9 15 48 27 4 196 BUFFALO, 75 1 9 26 24 15 285 15 45 79 96 50 31 622 BURT, 52 1 5 12 16 18 220 16 25 36 66 77 8 969 BUTLER 65 1 12 18 17 287 14 62 48 66 97 CASS , 9232 55 1 15 1~ I 19 20 266 12 n 81 94 19 7('4 CEDAR, 53 1 10 11 31 233 11 50 48 124 11 883 CHASE, 18 1 3 6 8 99 10 15 27 47 4 480 CHERRY , 54 1 7 35 11 216 11 35 111 59 7 025 CHEYENNE 32 1 5 15 11 166 11 25 63 67 10 672 CLAY, 47 1 10 ,i I 7 13 197 15 50 33 54 8 210 COLFAX 30 1 6 14 9 130 10 34 51 35 CUMING 9 672 59 1 4 16 29 9 221 1Q 22 48 99 38 11 958 CUSTER 88 1 11 31 23 22 341 15 55 93 81 97 14 118 DAKOTA 19 1 5 4 9 100 11 30 18 41 15 321 l: DAWES, 30 1 4 16 9 125 10 20 54 41 DAWSON 9 443 6() 1 7 35 25 272 12 35 114 111 20 895 t DEUEL, 12: 1 2 2 7 58 e 10 12 28 2 632 h DIXON. 4b 1 10 11 10 201 14 52 36 49 50 6 998 DODGE, , 78 1 10 33 20 335 15 56 45 128 91 DOUGLAS. 36 315 1271 1 7 17 102 674 8 50 97 519 411 078 DUNDY. , 13 1 2 2 8 61 8 10 15 28 FILLMORE 2 764 43 1 8 16 8 10 191 15 42 48 42 44 8 091 FRANKLIN 41 1 7 11 11 1. 171 12 37 33 U2 47 q 711 FRONTIER 18 1 5 6 6 89 6 25 27 31 3 976 FURNAS • 32 1 8 8 15 160 14 46 42 58 7 102 GAGE, , 62 1 12 25 9 15 283 16 64 75 48 GARDEN. 80 23 523 40 1 2 18 19 169 10 13 63 83 2 843 GARFIELD 15 1 1 9 q 58 5 I 10 30 13 2 592 GaSPER • 11 1 3 5 64 9 10 12 GRANT, • . 33 2 383 r .. 12 1 7 3 51 7 5 24 15 940 GREELEY. 20 1 4r' 8 7 94 9 10 HALL, 20 35 3 757 56 1 5 14 24 12 241 17 29 42 90 63 44 644 HAMILTON 26 1 7 6 12 145 10 37 33 65 8 822 HARLAN • 39 1 6 16 7 9 179 13 59 33 HAYES, , , 30 44 4 357 9 1 2 4 2 41 6 10 15 10 1 533 HITCHCOCK, 20 1 4 5 10 108 9 20 27 HOLT. 52 4 1~1 116 1 59 11 434 15 46 111 195 67 13 311 8 HOOKER , I 6 1 1 3 35 9 5 6 15 990 HOWARD •• 29 1 ~ I 10 11 143 10 35 39 JEFFERSON, 59 6 970 27 1 9' 8 9 133 11 49 33 40 I JOHNSON, 10 553 27 1 5 I 10 11 148 9 27 42 KEARNEY, 70 5 448 33 I 5 14 6 7 135 14 25 42 24 30 6 847 t KEITH, , , 31 1 3 19 8 13.! 10 15 69 38 I' KEYA PAHA. 9 366 16 1 2 11 2 62 9 10 33 10 KIMBALL. 1 319 16 1 3 -I 6 6 86 11 15 ~O 30 6 021 KNOX, •• 67 1 11 30 : 8 17 266 1Q 55 94 67 t LANCASTER, 36 11 281 54 1 13 20 20 266 12 71 72 111 181 659 f LINCOLN, 60 1 8 24 27 289 25 44 LOGAN, 92 128 33 965 6 1 2 1 2 34 8 10 6 10 1 030 LOUP , , , 7 J 1 3 2 30 6 5 MCPHERSON, 9 10 911 12 1 9 2 49 9 M:'DISON, 30 10 634 47 1 6 26 14 218 11 36 95 76 28 .97 MERRICK, 36 1 5 11' 9 10 158 14 27 33 39 K\iRR:LL. 45 8 908 J3 1 ) 10 19 136 ~ 17 33 77 5 954 NANCE •• t 36 1 3 12 14 6 139 1) 17 36 48 25 4 798 NEflAHA • 32 1 7 10 14 155 11 ,I NUCKOLLS 37 36 71 7 954 27 1 7 10 9 120 7 37 41 35 7 182 OTOE • , ( 53 1 10 27 15 219 9 48 PAWNEE , 96 66 15 160 t· 21 1 6 5 9 111 10 30 27 44 4 108 PERKINS, 19 1 5 4 9 95 6 ! PHELPS 25 24 40 3 477 37 1 5 14 9 8 173 13 48 PIERCE 29 43 40 9 948 I 22 1 6 10 5 104 11 32 36 25 8 576 \. PLATTE 65 9 18 . 18 19 294 17 72 I POLK, , • 49 54 102 28 215 19 4 5 9 100 11 i RED WILLOW 20 27 42 6 368 27 5 11 10 127 10 25 45 47 12 538 RICHARDSON 35 10 11 13 ROCK, 171 12 53 45 61 11 619 19 11 2 10 6 80 9 10 36 25 2 259 Sec footnoteli Rt end of tnble. 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS COUNTY AREAS 67 ------~ __==~~~ __e=~~~~~~~e=------_,•.------'C~ ~ Table 14. Local Governments and Elected Local Government Officials, by Type of Government, for States and Counties: 1977-Continued local goverruncn~... .El~('h\1 "Ult:1ah H~'. t("i 1---- - ...--.,.---.,---r----,----l----r----r---..----r-,--,---I~~~~~~~~:~ hlt~llt i"tlb),tt,.,1 Stato and county U\\h.'II\.t i n Sl.'hool Spochl \,llt'1.t\ MUnlcH- Town ... ~rc.lilt \\\.lIlt '\'1 Total Counties dis- l!U01C'1" T\l"n- "'pull\t' -n drs- Total ~11!i" .,t!lt'. hPt.l politics ships pnlt ttl'S l:ih 11'S ,1u1, I',"', trl<.ts tri('ts trhtll .q ------~------~---+----+_--+_--~--_4----4_--·-+--·-~----~--+_--~-----I------tl\'\t rn:h utb NEBRASKA--CONTINUED SAL.INE • • J2 1 8 14 9 1117 42 12 71) SARPY ••• lOll 1 5 6 9? :J2lJ 37 75 1~1 SAUNDERS • • • lOB 1 15 '12 26 lI'12 77 72 17 9l1i/ SCOTTS BLUFF • • 711 1 10 21 '12 J~J 5'1 16 107 SEWARD. •• 28 1 11 7 9 139 59 15 W~ SHERIDAN 61 1 ) 41 16 213 15 7 41) SHERMAN. 36 1 5 13 \0 7 1117 25 39 4 B15 SIOUX.. • 201 1 1 1~ 2 74 5 1 964 STANTON. • 26 1 2 16 7 103 10 6 '116 THAYER •• 37 1 11 9 16 200 1(1 57 7 611 THOMAS • 11 1 , 2 5 62 7 15 968 THURSTON 37 1 5 11 7 13 167 12 25 33 7 l'2 VALLEY • • J3 1 4 'I 13 11 1511 13 22 9 5 379 WASHINGTON 35 1 6 7 9 12 167 16 36 21 )II Seq WAYNE •• 35 1 5 21 6 1'12 11 29 9 129 WEBSTER. • 19 1 5 'I Y 93 11 25 5 1Qq WHEEL.ER. · .. 6 1 2 1 2 ~2 8 10 1 069 YORK · .. 311 1 9 7 17 163 11 q9 1'1 145 NEVADA TOTAL. 182 16 17 17 132 1 023 268 105 107 5'1) MO ~69 CARSON eITY. • • • 5 1 1 3 30 D 7 10 ..'II Q~Q CHURCHiLL •• 7 1 1 1 'I '10 15 3 7 1~ 11 936 CLARK. •• •• 19 1 'I 1 13 102 :lB 26 7 31 }JO 71'1 DOUGL.AS. •• 30 1 1 26 150 1'1 7 1;'9 11 2~" ELKO • I •• • 20 1 1 15 107 21 la 7 61 1~ '133 ESMERALDA •• 6 1 1 'I 36 H 5 ~O 7'10 EUREKA • 5 1 1 3 31 11 '> 1~ 1 072 HUMBOLDT 17 1 1 1'1 B6 19 7 'l6 '/ .')0 I..ANDER • 6 1 1 'I J8 lB ~ 1~ ,? 99r! I..INCOLN. • III 1 1 11 t>d 1'1 ~ 'Iq ~ 6'17 LYON ••••• 3 1 1 26 is 7 10 ~06 MINERAL, • 3 1 1 1 29 17 7 ~~,~ NyE ••• Iv 1 1 7 59 16 6 7 e 591 PERSHING 9 1 1 6 '16 15 q 5 2 712 STOREY ••• 2 1 1 1'1 9 5 99~ WASHOE •• 19 1 1 15 109 15 17 7 70 l'1q 150 WHITE PINE 7 1 1 'I 50 17 6 7 20 10 221 NEW HAMPSHIRE TOTAL. 506 10 13 221 159 103 5 557 85 261 3 830 1 02'1 357 811 603 ., BELKNAP ••• . 26 1 1 10 7 7 296 8 197 '11 ~1 35 S5S \'it CARROLL •• .. '17 1 18 11 17 395 8 255 65 67 22 '1'12 CHESHlRE . '13 1 1 22 13 6 566 B 16 'I3! 93 18 ~6 aS3 COOS •• '12 1 1 19 15 6 365 8 9 250 8'1 1'1 35 QS3 GRAFTON. " 77 1 1 38 28 9 9'1'1 8 10 702 197 27 56 611 HILLSBOROUGH • • • 60 1 2 29 20 8 7'13 13 59 '193 1'19 29 2'11 B7'1 MERRIMACK •• 57 1 2 25 15 1'1 616 8 32 'Ill 100 65 87 8711 ROCKINGHAM • • 83 1 1 )6 )3 12 1 001 8 22 731 208 32 161 336 STRAFFORD. •• 30 1 3 10 7 9 286 8 7Q 1'19 311 21 78 '170 SUL1..IVf,N 1 1 14 3q5 8 211 '11 10 15 10 53 63 " 0)2 NEW JERSEY TOTAL •• 1 517 21 3)5 232 5'19 380 9 2911 203 2 Sl1 1 555 'I 'I2~ 600 7 ;33 61 ATLANTIC 57 1 17 6 16 17 326 1) 11'1 '10 126 3!> 188 106 BERGEN •• 158 1 61 9 73 1'1 1 109 12 lias 63 5'19 680 260 BURLINGTON • 108 1 9 )1 '10 27 626 7 65 190 321 '13 )'15 696 } CAMDEN •• 110 1 29 8 ql 31 673 11 202 52 3113 65 q76 511 .i CAPE MAY 6'1 1 12 'I 16 31 295 6 5q 23 107 103 71 eS1 CUriBERLAND 36 1 4 10 12 9 212 10 26 66 10'1 6 132 9J8 ESSEX ••• · '19 1 18 'I 17 9 290 1'1 13q 27 115 682 'I8? , GLOUCESTER · . 73 1 11 13 27 21 '166 10 90 95 231 '10 189 562 -: HUDSON •• .. '13 1 10 2 10 20 195 13 60 12 90 577 519 ! HUNTERDON. · 62 1 12 1'1 29 6 411 6 95 81 221 8 78 638 ,! MERCER • • '13 1 5 8 9 20 236 10 ql 61 al '15 316 ~7q MIDDLESEX. 76 1 15 10 21 29 Q'l6 10 119 71 181 65 592 771 MONMOUTH 139 1 38 15 52 )3 861 8 265 110 'IJ8 1I0 q92 0)0 MORRIS lH 1 19 20 '10 )'1 696 10 1'19 135 31a B'I '93 62'1 OCEAN. • 91 1 19 1'1 28 29 '160 8 1'1'1 87 lB6 35 292 991 PASSAIC. 1I2 1 13 3 17 8 277 10 9q 20 153 '152 66'1 SALEM ••• 39 1 'I 11 12 11 2111 10 33 7'1 loa 16 62 q89 SOMERSET.. •• 57 1 12 9 21 1'1 361 6 100 66 172 15 202 091 SUSSEX • 53 1 9 15 25 3 398 6 73 101 218 9Q 299 UNION.. • •••• q9 1 1) 8 18 9 337 13 112 56 156 520 623 WARREN.. • 5'1 1 5 18 25 5 37'1 6 36 125 207 :/ 82 890 See footnotes at end of table. 68 GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS Table 14, Local Governments and Elected Local Government Officials, by Type of Government, for States and Counties: 1977-Continued Ieee 1 governments Elected offiCials Elected I------y---...,----,r_--r---r---+---,----,----,r--,----,----Ic~~:~~ :~!!- El HARDING, 7 1 2 2 2 42 9 13 10 10 - 1 230 HIDALGO, 6 1 2 2 1 38 9 14 10 5 - 5 820 LEA, , , , 13 1 5 5 2 86 13 38 25 10 - 51 525 l.INCOLN, , 15 1 5 5 4 81 11 29 25 16 - 9 710 l.OS ALAMOS 2 1 1 19 14 5 - 16 261 l.UNA , , 5 1 2 1 1 35 10 15 5 5 - 14 421 MCKINLEY 4 1 1 1 1 26 10 6 5 5 - 51 081 MORA , 6 1 1 2 2 35 9 6 10 10 - 4 886 OTERO, , 8 1 , , 1 52 12 16 17 5 - 42 727 QUAY 12 1 4 4 J 68 10 23 20 15 - 11 221 RIO ARRIBA , 15 1 2 4 8 82 11 16 20 35 27 896 ROOSEVELT, , 12 1 5 4 2 69 9 30 20 10 16 446 SANDOVAL , , , 12 1 5 , 3 74 10 30 19 15 22 576 SAN JUAN , 14 1 3 4 6 72 10 18 20 24 64 7!9 SAN MIGUEL 11 1 2 3 5 66 10 16 15 25 23 42b SANTA FE 6 1 1 2 2 40 12 10 10 8 62 420 SIERRA , 6 1 2 1 2 34 9 12 5 8 8 302 SOCORRO, 7 1 2 2 2 46 10 16 ,\0 10 9 899 TAOS, , 15 1 3 q 7 87 12 18 24 33 19 375 TORRANCE 16 1 5 4 6 88 11 29 20 28 6 383 UNION, , e 1 4 2 1 45 9 21 10 5 4 946 VALENCIA 14 1 5 3 5 78 12 30 15 21 46 141 NEW YORK TOTAL, 3 309 57 618 930 740 964 '23574 164b 4292 8 153 4858 4974 '349 18 075 489 ALBANY, , , 55 1 9 10 13 ?2 436 53 82 97 84 120 287 580 ALLEGANY , 65 1 12 29 15 8 463 25 68 249 83 38 50 435 BROOME, , , 47 1 8 16 13 9 348 27 52 129 89 51 219 376 CATTARAUGUS, 81 1 15 32 15 III 589 35 90 260 99 105 84 521 CAYUGA 52 1 10 2' 7 11 402 28 57 208 49 60 77 833 t CHAUTAUQUA , 81 1 17 27 19 17 JJ 110 216 133 100 147 156 CHEMUNG, 32 1 6 11 3 11 23 39 82 27 65 100 377 CHE'lANGO , , 56 1 8 21 10 16 JJ 46 167 64 64 '21 47 531 CLINTON, 46 1 6 14 9 16 17 32 141 63 82 81 979 COl.UMBIA , 52 1 5 18 7 21 26 37 184 47 121 '18 55 722 I ! CORTLAND 34 1 4 15 5 9 273 27 39 120 37 50 47 804 DELAWARE 71 1 10 19 13 28 '475 25 5ij 187 71 157 47 071 ! DUTCHESS 71 1 10 20 15 25 54;' 45 66 174 111 146 234 511 ERIE , 109 1 18 25 30 35 810 35 136 243 198 198 ESSEX, , 1 089 327 r 51 1 6 18 11 15 '342 27 27 173 67 66 '18 35 378 ! FRANKLIN 37 6 19 7 4 280 15 35 160 53 17 qq 765 FULTON, 28 5 10 10 2 '228 33 41 105 53 6 '10 54 719 GENESEE, 31 7 13 8 2 219 16 44 97 50 12 60 509 GREENE , 45 5 14 6 19 332 24 29 121 44 114 37 955 HAMILTON ~6 1 9 8 7 '157 18 8 73 32 35 '9 5 ORO HERKIMER, 51 11 19 11 9 371 26 68 171 71 35 67 969 JEFFERSON, 80 21 22 13 23 ,496 41 113 203 85 76 '22 90 762 LEWIS, , , 37 9 17 5 5 294 16 46 169 39 24 25 198 LIVINGSTON 41 1 17 8 6 '292 29 53 lq4 54 29 '17 56 892 MADI~ON, 54 1. 15 10 17 '339 27 76 123 64 6·f '15 65 469 MONROE, , , 78 11 19 19 28 54'1 42 71 149 127 160 708 642 MONTGOMERY 3:; 11 10 5 8 '191 11 60 83 35 12 '10 55 729 NASSAU , , , , 166 66 3 57 39 '995 32 399 26 316 225 , :3 1 403 289 NEW YORK CITY, , 3 1 2 470 470 7 481 613 NIAGARA, 34 1 8 12 10 3 287 46 55 99 76 11 237 521 ONEIDA , 88 1 22 26 Hi 21 634 51 131 226 114 112 266 077 ONONDAGA , 78 1 16 19 17 25 575 37 106 178 127 127 472 708 ONTARIO, 44 1 10 16 9 8 '321 27 59 144 65 42 85 060 ORANGE, , 84 1 19 20 17 27 602 34 115 173 133 147 241 811 ORLEANS, 24 1 4 10 5 4 '175 19 24 77 41 2'1 38 n8 OSWEGO , , 47 1 12 22 9 3 43 71 196 6Y 17 109 651 OTSEGO 71 1 11 24 13 22 24 54 223 73 100 58 021 PUTNAM 21 1 , 6 6 5 16 16 60 40 28 69 276 RENSSELAER 61 1 7 14 14 25 27 54 125 8~ 145 153 377 ROCKLAND • 48 1 1:J 5 9 20 28 76 47 59 114 251 114 See rootuc tes at end of tnble. 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS COUNTY AREAS 69 I Table 14. Local Governments and Elected Local Government Officials, by Type of \ Government, for States and Counties: 1977-Continued ,\ IDcal governments hh·\t(l! rouutv o r r t t\\\,H·tt t \<.I\t, i\l~, I------r----r---.,.---.,r---r----f----.----r---.---r----.----i I IF'.'\. ! State and county h\.lu""i 11\ Scbc>ol Spechl Il".'\,; Town- Schl)ul ":Pl,)lla.l \.ouut r It' '\ Total dis- dis- ,,,,'l'lll t .r Total dlH- dl:!:t .. \lthll tH'~ 1, ships ,11,1\ 1'1", tricts tricts trl\.'h lrlt tn "I \ g,l\(..rn:Ct ne.. \ ------+------+----~----+_--_+----+_----+_----r_--_4----_+----+_--~~--_+------t NEW YORK--CONTINUED j I ST, LAWRENCE , , 1 1'1 sa 18 21 610 31 71 275 86 11'1 '::"8 i SARATOGA •••••• 1 11 19 12 25 '463 32 56 185 1.'1 '19 lijJ ~~C . I SCHENECTAOY •••• 1 3 5 7 23 257 22 20 46 1~9 1~7 H8 \ SCHOHARIE, " , t 6 16 7 9 '283 26 37 1'17 48 '16 .18 ~N l SCHUYLER" ". 1 'I 8 2 'I 125 18 23 65 5 17 Ul) I SENECA. • ••• 1 5 10 5 3 '176 211 33 80 18 )4 1136 { STEUBEN. • • • • • 1 16 sa 17 19 '561 11'1 107 273 76 101 CO) i SUFFOLK, '" 1 29 10 7J 91 1 251 37 167 94 506 2~3 5~O } SULLIVAN •••• 1 6 15 10 33 '429 26 31 136 183 ~O ~Iti 9 TIOGA.. • •• 1 6 6 11 232 19 39 85 46 ~7 ~" TOMPKINS •••• 1 7 9 7 ~ 206 20 '18 65 83 66~ t UL.STER •••••• 1 6 20 10 '16 606 'Ill 'II 179 15J 7('1 WARREN ••••• 1 2 11 10 8 '218 27 19 87 ~2 'ill WASHINGTON ., •• 1 9 17 11 5 '272 27 119 14.! t1ij (1'8 1 10 '362 e ; WAYNE •• 15 11 20 211 58 119 8< ~~J .. WESTCHESTER. • 133 1 28 18 '18 38 925 JJ 212 161 879 241 WYOMING. • •• 35 1 9 16 5 'I '258 28 119 1'12 18 576 >l YATES ••••••• 21 1 'I 9 2 5 150 23 23 68 ao 817 "\ NORTH CAROLINA TOTAL. 874 100 302 4 781 1 635 2. 694 ~ '141 l68 ALAMANCE • •• •• 9 1 5 3 40 15 27 ~8 9~q ALEXANDER. • • • • 3 1 1 1 21 12 q 22 r35 ALLEGHANY.. •• 3 1 1 1 20 11 6 e 725 ANSON, • •• • ••• 9 1 7 1 59 17 42 211 125 . 1 ASHE.. •• • 5 1 3 1 35 1'1 18 20 211 ( d., AVERY •••• 6 1 'I 1 45 16 26 14 120 · . 25 1 7 BEAUFORT · .. 17 53 12 38 18 PO BERTIE •• 11 1 9 1 63 1'1 46 20 9ZJ BLADEN • • 12 1 7 'I 50 III 33 28 ell BRUNSWICK. 17 1 12 'I 87 15 66 32 '2) BUNCOMBE 13 1 6 6 61 15 32 1'1 150 952 BURKE ••• 11 1 5 5 51 20 25 6 65 Ollq CABARRUS • 12 1 3 8 63 20 22 21 '/8 377 CALDWELL • e 1 J ~o 15 27 8 60 506 CAMDEN • . " .. 1 1 " 13 13 ~ 7~6 CARTERET 12 1 a 3 62 13 46 35 ~~4 CASWELL. 01" • q 1 1 2 25 H 5 19 627 CATAWBA. • • • • • • 11 1 8 2 79 26 q8 98 9811 CHATHAM •••••••• 7 1 3 3 37 13 18 )0 lq8 CHEROKEE • • • • • • 6 1 2 3 28 13 12 17 116 CHOWAN. ••••• 7 1 1 5 39 16 8 11 28'1 CLAy • • • • • • • • 3 1 1 1 18 11 q 5 586 CLEVELAND. • • • • • 16 1 12 3 91 2'1 61/ 76 05) COLUMBUS " ••• H 1 a 5 66 1'1 qq 50 499 CRAVEN ., •• 11 1 7 3 59 17 39 67 74a CUMBERLAND • • • • • 12 1 8 3 70 22 '15 226 1'16 CURRITUCK •••••• 1 1 13 13 9 9111 DARE • • • • • • • 'I 1 3 29 13 16 9 CB7 DAVIDSON • • • 7 1 3 3 40 13 19 8 100 Blq DAVIE, • •• 'I 1 1 2 26 1'1 6 6 20 978 DUPLIN. •• 13 1 10 2 78 13 59 6 39 aB5 DURHAM • • • 5 1 1 3 39 19 14 6 139 )2.0 F.DGECOMBl::. • 12 1 7 64 1'1 '17 3 54 O~Q FORSYTH •••• e 1 3 "q 43 17 20 6 226 3J2 FRANKLIN 7 1 5 1 52 22 27 3 28 263 GASTON • • • • • 18 1 1'1 3 112 20 84 8 156 529 GATES, • •• 6 1 1 'I 20 13 Q 3 e 417 GRAHAt1 •••• 3 1 1 1 18 11 'I 3 6 641 GRANVILLE ••••• 8 1 II 3 50 1'1 28 e 32 828 GREENE. .,.. · . 6 1 , 2. 3'1 1'1 17 3 15 295 GUILFORD • 10 1 'I 5 52 19 27 6 299 '184 HALIFAX. 12 1 7 'I 72 27 39 6 55 356 HARNETT. • •••• 9 1 5 3 52 19 30 3 53 9)0 HAYWOOD. " • 11 1 5 5 1/7 16 23 e 4) 823 HENDERSON. • • • · . 5 1 2 2 28 16 9 3 4e 647 HERTFORD • • · . 11 1 6 60 13 35 12 24 240 HOKE •• · , 3 1 1 "1 23 1'1 6 3 17 '163 HyDE • • • • · . 6 1 5 20 1(~ 6 5 520 IREDELL. , • · . .. . 10 1 5 'I 57 2'1 27 6 78 10) JACKSON ••• · .. 5 i , 1 ~O 11 16 3 24 220 JOHNSTON • • 1& 9 6 15 50 1.1 65 501 JONES, • ,. • · . 6 , 2 13 15 3 9 761 LEE ••••• · . 5 2 2 8 13 3 33 523 LENOIR • • • · .. a , 'I 13 17 3 58 562 LINCOLN ••• · .. 'I 1 2. 17 5 6 n 339 MCDOWELL • • · ... 6 2 3 19 13 9 33 472 See lootnote. at enti of U.ble. 70 GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS Ii _M j' Table 14. Local Governments and Elected Local Government Officials, by Type of Government, for States and Counties: 1977-Continued Elected we .. 1 governmttnts Elcctpd officials county errr- &'hlblt: ciols uIsc Estimated included in Stu to end -..ounty county School Special School Special count. for Muniol- Town- MUnlci- Town- population Total Counties dis- dis- Totol Counties dis- dis- other t~·pcs pal1 tics shlp& pal1t1es ships July 1975 tricts tricts tricts tricts of government's NORTH CAROLINA.. I CONTINUED MACON ••• 4 1 2 1 2.5 9 13 ~ 18 163 MADISON. 8 1 3 4 2.7 12 12 3 16 807 MARTIN ••• 13 1 9 3 75 15 57 J 25 2511 MECKLENBURG. 12 1 7 II 62 18 ql J 37J 925 MITCHELL • 5 1 2 2 2.7 16 8 3 13 937 MONTGOMERY • 10 1 5 4 45 13 29 3 19 725 MONROE • · . 12 1 8 3 68 18 1111 6 42 515 NASH •••• · . 12 1 10 1 77 13 61 3 611 474 NEW HANOVER. · . 8 1 >I 3 40 15 22 3 95 247 NORTHAMPTON. · .. . 12 1 9 2 66 15 48 3 23 183 ONSLOW. 8 1 4 3 qq 16 22. 6 109 627 ! ORANGE • 9 1 3 5 48 20 22 6 67 32q PAMl.ICO•• 10 1 8 1 56 13 qO 3 9 q49 I' PASQUOTANI< 3 1 1 1 21 17 4 27 855 PENOER 6 1 5 39 13 26 20 536 PERQUl"ANS • 5 1 2 2 2.3 13 10 8 490 PER SO •• q 1 1 2 23 14 6 3 26 934 I PITT •• 23 1 10 12 7q 18 53 J 78 056 POl.l<•• 5 1 3 1 32. 16 13 3 12 681 J RANDOl.PH •••• 12. 1 8 3 81 26 49 6 82 555 RICHMOND •• 9 1 5 3 50 19 28 3 41 008 ROBES.,N.. • 2q 1 13 10 129 50 76 :. I 93 052 , ROCKl' .',AM• 10 1 5 II 67 31 33 3 rt 229 t ROW~r; • •• •• H 1 9 II 67 14 50 J 92 556 qUTH~'tI'OR() 11 1 8 2 6q 16 42 6 50 319 t: I SAMPSON •• 10 1 8 1 69 20 q6 3 4e 224 SCOTLAND 8 1 4 J q5 20 22 J 29 483 STANl.Y • 11 1 7 3 76 28 q2 6 q4 817 S rO~Eq 6 1 2 3 32 13 10 9 28 369 q I SURRY. 7 1 2 46 18 23 5 55 121 ~WAIN ••••• 5 1 1 3 2.0 12 5 3 10 187 TRANSYl.VANIA • 5 1 2 2 27 111 10 3 21 111 TYRRFl.l.. • q 1 1 2 19 13 6 3 952 UNION. • 12 1 6 5 65 23 J1 11 62 252 VANCE. • ••• 6 1 J 2 33 13 17 3 33 345 WAKE. 17 1 12 II 10q 25 76 3 261 868 WARREN •• . 7 1 3 3 q~ 14 20 9 16 563 WASHINGTON • 5 1 3 1 ~1 15 16 14 45, · . q WATAUGA. 1 2 1 2.8 13 12 3 26 057 WAYNE. · 14 1 7 6 64 15 111 8 90 150 WILKES • 6 1 3 2. 36 17 16 3 54 342 WILSON 11 1 7 3 66 20 q3 3 60 IJ3 YADKIN · . . 7 1 5 1 51 17 ~1 3 26 624 YANCEY. 3 1 1 1 17 11 3 3 13 991 NORTH DAKOTA· TOTAL •• 2. 707 53 ~61 1 ~60 ~q6 587 17 85q 660 2 248 10 32.1 1 673 2 952. 643 035 ADAMS. q2. 1 4 10 5 2.ql 10 21 150 18 3 795 BARNFS 80 1 13 10 15 522 12 72 316 72- 13 584 BENSON • 66 1 9 7 12 qq8 13 45 28q 71 8 376 BILLINGS. 3 1 1 1 22. 11 6 1 153 BOTTINFAU •• 89 1 15 q4 10 19 080 16 90 330 90 9 841 BOWMAN q5 1 4 25 8 7 277 11 25 18q ~3 2.4 4 224 BURKE •• 55 1 7 29 5 13 366 12 q2 218 27 67 4 286 BURLEIGH 67 1 3 qO 111 9 qq5 14 17 31B 52 qq 46 482 CASS •• 109 1 20 50 13 25 735 13 132 386 75 129 79 838 CAVALIER 75 1 1;) 110 8 13 500 13 72 298 qq 73 12 073 DICKEY . . . 5q 1 7 32 5 9 364 13 39 250 25 37 7 484 DIVIDE " • t q5 1 4 32 2 6 :nq 11 2q 2.ql 10 28 4 276 DUNN . . . 17 1 4 6 6 12.q 10 29 24 61 4 735 EDDY • 29 1 2 18 2. 6 19~ 11 12 137 10 2.3 3 829 EMMONS. 3q 1 5 9 9 10 210 H 31 611 35 66 6 841 FOSTER •••• 34 1 J 18 5 7 204 12 20 128 23 2.1 4 822 GOLDEN VALLEY •• 28 1 3 11 5 8 164 12 19 8~ 19 ~1 2 566 GRAND FOLKS. • 7J 1 9 41 9 13 52.0 16 68 no 45 71 64 926 GRANT, • • 32 1 q 15 II 8 223 11 25 llq 2.2 51 5 044 GRIGGS •• 33 1 J 20 3 6 220 14 17 151 15 23 4 162 HETTINGER. q9 1 3 32 q 9 ~50 11 20 2.45 18 56 q 854 KIDDER, 58 6 37 5 9 401 9 311 288 2.5 q5 q 298 LA MOURE 66 8 32 7 18 q25 12 59 239 JJ 82. 6 916 LOGAN. , 21 J 11 2 II 146 9 87 MCHENRY, 20 10 2.0 q 004 83 ~I lq 44 9 15 568 12 76 343 45 92 8 738 MCINTOSH 19 5 1 II 8 109 13 32 8 20 36 5 244 MCKENZIE 52 4 211 8 15 2.9~ 15 2q 170 32 52 6 171 MCLEAN 69 11 32 9 16 q78 11 61 2q6 WI 113 11 662 MERCER , . , 26 6 5 111 H9 11 78 6 641 MORTON 37 2.3 3q !I 6 2 9 16 21~ 13 112 15 5~ 90 21 910 Bee tootnotos· at end of table. 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS COUNTY AREAS 71 ====~'- .. \ Table 14. Local Governments and Elected Local Government Officials, by Type of \ { Government, for States and Counties: 1977-Continued l-.\'htClt l local KoyerIUllents vcuntv ,1(h .. btw1. \~lals nt.,\ f------y----,----r---,---,----t---,----,----,----,----- ....-----i 1 ,t 't, t t t ..n~hlllt)lt It\ state and county 'I' "\. School Special Sl h~l~\l SpthUI,\ ".lunt I.~¥ MUnici- Town- Munh 1- Ttll"" .. P'; lit, Total Counties diS- dis- Total (.'Qunth~.s dUS" t.tu .. \lU.t'r hNJ pahUes ships Pftl1th.'s shrpe 1111\ &'l tricts trlcts trHts trtdo ,,' ------i----+--t_--+--+--+--~--_+--t_-_+---_l_--_t_--~- g\l\....,'r:\r~'.t,.. NORTH DAKOTA--CONTINUED MOUNTRAIL. • • • • • 78 1 8 49 6 14 12 115 379 6 f~Q NELSON • • •• •• 58 1 7 ~7 6 17 12 42 188 q ~,'I~ OLIVER •• ,. 1 1 3 4 10 6 .c: 11\'8 PE"BINA. ., 60 1 11 24 7 17 13 71 167 11 "'0 PIERCE ••••• 30 1 II 15 4 6 lJ 36 110 e e:8 RAMSEY. • 60 1 9 34 6 10 12 54 i!~6 13 '9~ RANSOM. •• 115 1 5 24 5 10 12 37 182 7 I~. RENVILLE •• ~2 1 6 24 4 7 9 36 181 J U", RICHLAND ••• 88 1 14 36 B 29 14 91 271 lY \'~~ ROLETTE •••• 1 5 8 6 13 13 29 62 I.! ';b~ SARGENT. "~7 1 7 2'1 3 12 30'! 14 III 178 17 ~\'~~ SHERIDAN • 26 1 3 14 2 6 161/ ,12 19 106 10 J ~)C SIOUX •• 1« 1 3 1 7 2 76 18 6 3! 4 C9Q SLOPE •• 32 1 2 22 3 4 2,11 iii 11 169 1J I J~C STARK. 28 1 6 8 13 1111/ 11' 39 110 19 b~O STEELE 35 1 II 20 4 6 2~3 14 24 152 ~O J 5"~ STUTSMAN • 98 1 10 62 13 12 709 21 6B q69 23 <~'1 TOWNER. ~7 1 7 28 II 7 311 13 112 201 4 .192 TRAILl. •• 56 1 8 25 8 14 31/7 13 50 190 9 179 WAl.SH •• B6 1 13 36 12 26 550 15 81 270 16 191 WAHrl •• 9~ I 12 57 14 10 662 111 B3 442 61 50J WEl.LS •• · . 62 1 7 36 6 12 1110 12 115 275 7 273 WIl.l.IAMS · . 90 1 10 55 9 15 633 14 69 424 18 -/93 OHIO TOTAl., • 3285 88 935 1 319 631 I 312 19 6611 1 702 9 135 5 276 3 063 - 10 7J5 28 ADAMS •••••• 26 1 7 15 2 156 17 73 60 5 - 22 299 ALLEN ••• " ~ 110 1 10 12 ~i 8 2111 19 97 LIB 45 - 106 7J4 ASHLAND, •• 't • 31 1 9 15 II 2 176 17 79 60 17 - 43 676 ASHTABUl.A. • •• 55 1 9 27 7 11 25~ 17 88 lOB ~5 - 101 940 ATHENS.. • ••• 311 1 10 111 6 3 200 18 96 56 25 - 51 566 AUG~AIZE · . . 32 1 9 14 6 2 196 20 90 56 )0 III 1164 BEl.HONT. . . . 112 I 13 16 7 5 263 19 1111 64 34 82 367 BROWN. • ...... 33 1 10 16 5 1 220 19 107 64 25 29 699 SUTl.ER 38 1 11 13 9 4 217 16 99 52 115 2114 562 CARROl.L 25 1 5 111 2 3 136 18 119 56 10 2q 352 CHAMPAIGN ••••• 29 I 7 12 5 4 167 18 71 118 25 n 540 CLARK. • • • • • • 33 I 10 10 8 4 131 20 66 110 J~ 1511 684 CLERMONT ••••• 39 1 12 111 9 3 2311 19 112 ~6 4? 108 886 CLINTON ••••• 27 1 8 13 4 1 179 18 84 52 20 )2 801 COLUMBIANA ••• 115 1 13 18 11 2 28~ 19 132 72 55 llJ 182 CQSHOCTON.. • •• 35 1 6 22 3 3 182 18 56 Be 15 - 35 054 Cf\~WFORD • • •• , 31 1 7 16 6 1 190 20 71 64 30 - q9 954 CUYAHOGA ••• 101 1 56 4 :U 7 769 57 529 16 162 - 1 592 613 DARKE ••••• 4B 1 18 20 7 2 304 20 165 80 311 - 54 708 DEFIANCE ••• 26 1 4 12 5 4 140 17 45 48 2~ - 36 722 DELAWARE ...., 32 1 7 18 II 2 1611 18 70 72 19 5 - 50 836 ERIE. •• • ••• 27 1 8 9 7 2 165 18 71 36 3~ 5 - 77 )27 FAIRFIEl.D •• 110 1 14 13 8 4 259 19 144 52 39 ~ - aq 568 FAYETTE. ••• •• 21 1 5 10 2 3 126 17 51 40 10 10 - 25 622 FRANKLIN ••••• 65 1 26 17 17 4 419 29 235 68 82 5 - 858 239 FUl.TON • 29 1 7 12 8 1 177 18 71 48 ;35 5 - 35 566 GALl.IA • 28 1 6 15 2 'I 143 17 51 60 10 ~ - n 697 GEAUGA • 33 1 5 16 7 'I 169 18 117 6Ij 35 5 - 68 144 GREENE • · .. 35 1 9 12 7 6 191 21 82 116 35 5 - 124 779 GUERNSEY · . 1 19 II 5 · 37 11 2 229 18 110 76 20 - 39 532 HAMILTON 79 1 36 12 23 7 5115 31 350 48 111 5 900 28 HANCOCK, 40 1 11 17 8 :5 237 18 107 66 39 5 62 38 HARDIN • 37 1 9 15 6 6 206 18 93 60 30 5 31 97' HARRISON · . ,9 1 9 15 2 2 173 13 85 60 10 5 18 06 HENRY •• · . 28 1 9 13 II 1 179 16 86 52 20 5 28 OJ HIGHLAND • • •• • 33 1 7 17 5 J 183 17 68 68 25 5 31 3113 1 HOCKING. • • •• • 20 1 3 11 1 4 lOB 19 35 41/ 5 5 22 094 HOLMES •• ••• 1 5 14 2 4 U7 17 q9 56 10 5 25 460 ! HURON.. ••• • 1 8 19 7 3 218 20 82 76 35 5 !52 464 J~CKSON. • • •• • ~~21 I 1 II 12 ;5 1 129 17 44 4B 15 29 IJ9 I JEFFERSON. • • • • 1111 1 20 14 6 J 322 21 215 56 25 94 606 i KNOX • • • • • 38 1 7 22 5 3 210 16 7q 88 25 iI 4J 549 L.AKE • • • • • • 39 1 18 5 10 5 2411 20 lSq 20 45 5 206 8S1 l.AWRENCE •••• 32 1 7 14 7 :I 177 19 62 56 35 5 60 869 i L.ICKING •••• , ••• 53 1 13 26 10 3 296 19 120 104 50 5 113 J16 L.OGAN. • • • • • • 37 1 12 17 II 3 2112 18 1211 66 20 12 n 370 L.ORAIN •••••• 56 1 15 18 16 6 327 21 154 72 75 5 268 579 L.UCAS.. I.. ... 113 1 10 11 6 IJ 2511 26 91 44 40 53 476 657 MADISON. •• •• 28 1 6 14 II 3 155 19 55 56 20 5 31 J04 MAHONING .,. 115 1 10 14 111 6 256 3J 90 56 72 5 307 339 MARION • I • •• • • :n 1 8 15 5 2 187 17 BO 60 25 5 67 571 ~EDINA • •• •• 38 1 10 17 7 3 22<1 19 97 68 35 ~ 99 087 MEIGS. • •• • .... 24 1 5 12 ;5 3 1112 17 57 48 15 5 21 471 HERCER •• I •• e I 36 1 9 14 7 5 208 18 94 56 35 5 J7 950 .see footnotes .t end of table. 72 GOVERNMENTAL OR3.ANIZATION 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS - _. --;:;- -;::;:::; .... Table 14. Local Governments and Elected Local Government Officials, by Type of Government, for States and Counties: 1977-ContinwJd Elected Local governnencs Elected officials county oUi- Exhibit: !------,---.,----,---.---r---+---.---.----,---,------,------j l:!~~:e:l~:Estimoted bhtft »nrJ (aunty county School Special School SpeC101 count for Municl.- Town- Munlci- TO'lOn- population Total d1B- dis- Total Counties d1s- dis- other types paU ties ahrpe paUt.lcs ships July 1975 es-rces tricts tricts tricts of gcvernment s OH I O--COtH INUED MI~HI. • 39 1 12 12 9 5 230 19 113 48 45 5 87 276 MOt-ROE •• )6 1 1 10 16 1 8 195 19 94 72 5 5 15 767 MONTGOMERy 56 . 1 ' 18 13 J7 7 320 J1 150 52 62 5 587 507 MOnGAN. 22 1 I 4 14 1 2 118 17 35 56 5 5 13 454 MOHROW • 30 11 7 16 4 2 169 17 63 64 20 5 24 461 MUSKINGUM •••• 47 1 10 25 7 4 249 19 95 100 30 5 80 536 NOBLE ••• 25 1 6 15 2 1 141 1J 53 60 10 5 11 102 OlTAWA •• 30 1 8 12 7 2 168 18 82 48 35 5 38 828 I PAULDING • 33 1 10 12 3 7 177 18 91 48 15 5 20 386 Pl!RR'I. 33 ! 1 11 14 4 3 210 17 112 56 20 5 32 148 PICKAWAY 31 1 9 15 4 2 191 16 90 60 20 5 43 567 PIKE •• 23 1 3 14 4 1 133 19 33 56 20 5 20 644 PORTAGE. · 43 1 10 18 11 3 254 18 104 72 55 5 132 257 r PREBLE • · 32 1 11 12 5 J 211 18 115 48 25 5 36 146 PUTNAM. ..· 42 1 15 I 15 9 2 273 19 144 60 45 5 31 757 l.- 9 I RICHLAND 41 1 18 10 J 238 20 96 721 45 5 130 915 ROSS • )4 7 16 7 J 199 19 76 64 35 5 61 13~ t SANDUSKY 29 t I 7 12 6 J 166 18 70 48 25 5 63 019 SCIOTO 36 5 16 JO 4 186 19 48 64 50 5 61 596 SENECA 33 t I 8 15 7 2 206 19 87 60 35 5 60 599 1 SHEL8Y 33 I 14 8 1 200 17i 82 56 40 5 40 41J STARK. ~9 1 1~ I 17 17 5 397 21~ 68 85 5 376 047 SUMMIT • 59 1 20 13 17 8 362 52 87 5 534 900 TRUMBULL. I 61 1 10 24 21 33, ~~ Ii 109193 I 96 105 5 241 219 TUSCARAWAS • 0) 1 19 ' 22 8 344 18 193 88 : 40 5 80 366 I 51 UNION ••• 211 1 5 I 14 3 1 136 56 ! 15 5 28 289 VAN WERT • • ~7 1 9 I 12 4 1 176 t~I ~~ I 46 I 20 5 29 588 VINTON. 19 1 4 ' 12 1 1 it!; 43 5 5 10 419 WARREN •• 36 1 11 8 5 5 1~ 1 223 116 40 88 745 WASHINGTON )6 1 22 6 2 215 HII 76 86 26 5 - 59 688 :: " WAYNE •• 46 15 16 10 286 19 150 64 : 50 , : I 91 815 WI'.LIAHS 33 9 12 7 196 91 48 I 35 5 35 086 ~OOD •• ~9 25 19 10 3B4 i~i 240 76 I 45 5 100 665 IVYANOOT. 27 6 13 3 168 17 I 79 52 I 15 5 : I 22 629 I I OKLAHOMA 1 I I 1 TOTAL •• 1 67~ 771 067 625 406 a 73, 732 I 3 563 2 609 1 631 2 711 261 I ADAIR •• , J9 1 3 13 2 81 JO i 21 47 3 16 615 ALFALFA. , . J8 1 10 4 1011 I 61 2(1 15 7 293 ATOKA •• 1 q 8 lCO l~ 26 32 32 11 670 BEAVER • 1 4 6 ~I 74 I 26 26 13 6 020 BECKHAM, t~16 I 1 5 6 4 63 10 I 37 30 6 15 863 BLAINE. • •• ?O 1 7 7 5 98 91 49 31 9 12 415 BRYAN, 31 1 11 11 8 166 10 65 52 39 26 521 \ CADDO, • 42 1 D 16 12 165 10 73 76 26 31 375 CANADIAN , 20 1 6 10 3 99 10 36 42 11 40 460 CARTER • 22 1 9 11 1 116 10 52 51 ) 40 865 CHEROKEE 20 1 2 12 5 90 10 13 40 27 25 143 r CHOCTAW, 17 1 4 7 5 66 JO 34 31 11 17 C08 CIMARRON • , 8 1 2 4 1 41 9 11 16 3 4 000 CLEVELAND, 16 1 7 8 2 96 8 46 32 10 99 128 COAL, , 16 1 j 6 4 75 10 26 24 15 5 866 COMANCHE 3) 1 13 9 155 9 64 55 27 105 059 COTTON 14 1 4 3 6 56 8 20 1~ 10 6 723 CRAIG, 16 1 5 7 J 93 10 33 33 17 14 715 CREEK, , 36 1 11 16 10 187 10 74 66 35 49 291 CUSTER , , 18 1 6 7 4 97 9 36 35 17 22 207 DELAWARE 1 7 9 1 96 10 37 3 I 16 46 20 234 DEWEY, 16 1 7 5 5 101 10 36 23 30 5 465 ELLIS, , 10 1 4 4 1 56 8 25 20 3 5 224 GARFIELD . , 26 1 14 9 4 J47 10 78 47 12 58 342 GARVIN . 27 1 7 10 9 136 9 50 116 33 26 900 t GRADY, 30 1 10 13 6 H8 10 66 55 17 34 156 GRANT •• _ ., 19 1 9 4 5 94 9 57 20 8 6 948 GREER, 10 1 3 ;I 3 40 8 17 12 3 7 792 HARI'ION •• , 7 1 2 3 1 44 9 17 15 3 4 685 HARPER. , 8 1 4 2 1 42 9 20 10 3 5 116 HASK~LL. 15 1 5 5 4 74 10 33 23 8 9 966 HUGHES • 22 1 8 6 7 116 JO 49 30 27 14 252 JACKSON ••••• 19 1 8 8 2 102 9 49 38 6 J2 914 JEFFERSON" , 20 1 6 4 7 103 9 45 20 2~ 7 816 JOHNSTON. , 22 1 7 9 5 106 10 39 37 22 8 461 KAY. , • , 27 1 8 9 9 130 10 47 39 311 47 825 KINGFISHER , 16 1 6 7 4 94 10 32 33 19 12 8~6 KIOWA •••• 23 1 8 7 7 100 9 44 35 12 12 213 LATIMER. 1) 1 2 lj 6 78 9 22 20 27 9 817 Boo footnotoD at end of table. II. 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS COUNTY AREAS 73 Table 14, Local Governments and Elected Local Government Officials, by Type of \ Government, for States and Counties: 1977-Continued I £h'"tt",\! 101181 governmants Eloctt.'d o(flchla \\umt)' \,to b.h1l.··t f------,----.---,---,r---,----!-----,----.---,----,----.---l ,,'lnb al'h\ t"tHIl.tt in,ludt,.1 11\ State and county .\lU,,(\ School Spethl bt hco I SpcUlll. count hn Munlci- Town'" Munl(.l- Town" P")'ll1.,lt _,'\l Total Counties dis'" d1s- Total Countie& dUo'" dU'" \llh\,y t>l~\."t) palities !ihips p.:llltlc, shlps 1'\.11\ l"l'" I trlchi tr1ch tr1dtl trht::l 01 gtlV"rl~~·ttl. OKLAHOHA--CONTINUED \ LE FLORE q6 1 15 17 13 237 10 101 77 119 35 90Q i LINCOLN, 32 I 13 10 8 151 10 66 46 29 21 5~q i LOGAN, , , 21 1 8 6 6 105 9 q5 30 21 n ~~9 LOVE, , , , 12 1 3 5 3 66 9 23 21 13 6 5~~ I .. MCCLAIN, 25 10 7 7 150 9 61 33 117 18 597 <, MCCURTAIN, sa I 8 15 8 14a 10 53 61 24 J 156 MCINTOSH , 20 1 6 6 7 122 9 42 26 45 13 60) .1, MAJOR, • 13 5 5 2 69 9 25 23 12 8 13) j MARSHALL 11 tI 5 2 3 54 10 31 10 :l 6 498 , MAYES, 29 1 ' 12 8 8 170 10 77 34 49 27 21) MURRAY , 12 1 4 4 3 67 10 16 19 10 74e MUSKOGEE , 34 I 12 D 8 200 10 77221 63 50 61 894 NOBLE. 14 1 5 2 78 10 32 28 8 10 52~ NOWATA • '0 6 "6 7 108 10 35 30 33 10 506 OKFUSKEE 21 5 8 7 105 10 28 3e 29 11 295 OKLAHOMA • • • 3B ~I 19 15 3 232 10 lq6 73 :I 531 939 OKMULGEE • 29 1 8 11 9 166 10 55 q9 52 36 42) OSAGE. 36 I 13 15 7 184 10 79 59 36 31 )90 OTTAWA 26 1 9 8 8 134 10 63 38 23 31 C52 PAWNEE • 20 1 11 4 ~ 106 9 66 18 . D D 128 PAYNE ••• 19 1 6 8 101 10 37 I 36 1~ Sq 834 PITTSBURG. 41 1 13 15 1~ I 202 10 67 41 36 7q7 \ PONTOTOC • • 23 I 6 9 7 113 131 10 ~~ II 40 )0 209 .f POTTAWATOMIE •• 32 1 11 15 5 164 10 66 67 21 50 199 PUSHI1ATAHA • 17 1 3 7 6 73 9 17 27 20 10 )58 ROGER MILLS. • 8 I q 3 43 8 221 131 q 358 ROGERS • 30 1 9 11 9 169 10 59 I q7 53 3) 671 SEMINOLE • 30 1 7 13 9 142 10 45 59 28 27 670 SEQUOYAH 27 1 9 I 13 q 142 10 57 53 22 26 669 1 STEPHENS 21 I 6 8 6 115 10 34 )8 33 38 096 TEXAS.. • 20 I 7 10 2 105 9 40 44 12 18 272 TILLMAN •• 19 I 7 6 5 96 9 4q 26 17 12 Jq2 TULSA, •• 35 I 11 16 7 176 10 69 76 21 416 892 WAGONER ••• 24 1 8 5 10 151! 10 61 25 54 27 225 WASHINGTON 18 1 6 5 6 104 10 39 25 30 ql 967 WASHIT~ •• 1/;\ 1 10 6 1 loa 9 66 30 3 12 567 WOODS •• 15 I 6 4 q 93 9 q8 20 16 10 627 WOODWARD •• lq 1 6 4 3 7q 8 33 20 1::1 16 247 OREGON TOTAL, 1 447 36 239 37!J 797 395 1 582 2 111 3 6051 2 284 )3q BAKER •• 31 1 8 5 17 180 II 53 31 15 700 ,i BENTON •••• 32 1 'I 13 Iq 169 7 29 69 61 602 , CLACKAMAS. 97 1 1'1 30 52 499 13 83 162 206 014 CLATSOP. 37 6 8 22 199 10 33 48 2;11108 26 986 :1 COLUMBIA •• • 38 7 6 2q 199 12 47 42 98 31 724 COOS •• 53 : I 8 8 36 2H 11 54 bll 155 59 783 I CROOK •• · . 13 I 1 10 64 10 7 5 42 11 563 ',j CURRy ••• · . 3q 3 9 21 173 11 20 49 93 14 3H , DESCHUTES. 26 3 6 16 141 10 19 36 76 40 300 DOUGLAS •• , 63 iI 12 18 32 357 14 76 106 159 82 642 /' " GILLIAM •• 14 1 3 4 6 89 11 26 22 30 2 176 'J · . 28 I 8 48 r GR~NT. • 7 12 163 11 55 ~9 7 380 HARNEY • • · . 22 1 2 16 3 121 9 82 13 7 350 HOOD RIVER · . 22 1 2 1 18 108 9 7 78 14 492 JACKSON •• q2 1 11 11 19 237 10 82t~I 61 112 235 I JEFFERSON ••••• 18 3 5 9 102 10 20 27 :: I' 10 110 JOSEPHINE •••• 15 1 2 3 9 85 II lq 21 41 46 876 KLAMATH. • •• 52 1 5 3 4) 223 12 35 19 161 5q 17) LAKE. • 27 1 2 8 16 149 11 13 15 83 6 679 L.ANE • • • 82 1 11 18 52 456 11 73 112 260 237 937 LINCOLN. . .. . q7 I 7 1 38 243 11 44 5 183 27 931 LINN •• . . 78 1 13 37 27 439 13 81 200 145 81 000 MALHEUR. .. . 58 1 5 17 35 2611 13 35 91 125 24 Sq5 MARION • 96 1 18 37 qO 519 13 118 195 193 166 no MORROW • 20 I 5 1 13 104 9 33 7 55 5 190 MULTNOMAH. 65 I 6 16 q2 330 22 37 92 179, 530 412 POLK • , • ,· . . 22 1 q 5 12 123 10 31 29 ~'} , 38 928 SHERMAN •• · . , 13 I 4 7 1 77 9 26 37 ~ Z 101 TILLAMOOK. 58 1 7 7 43 280 10 39 39 192 16 5e4 UMATILLA 58 1 12 16 29 314 11 85 97 121 q8 023 UNION •• . .. . JJ I 8 7 17 180 10 Sq 39 77 22 091 WALLOWA •• 21 I q 6 10 113 11 32 42 6 820 WASCO, • • 33 1 6 10 16 177 9 52 70 20 252 WASHINGTON 53 1 12 14 26 273 10 7'1 119 191 HI WHEELER. , 9 1 3 4 1 56 10 ~~17 I 24 5 2 043 YAMHILL, , 37 I 10 , 10 16 213 10 68 50 I 'to, 45 715 Sea footnotflO at end of table. 74 GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION 1977 CENSUS OF GOVER~~~fii:NTS .. II • Table 14. Local Governments and Elected Local Government Officials, by Type of Government, for States and Counties: 1977-Continued Elected Local governments Elected oUic1als county ofti- r------r------r------r_--~r_----T_----_+------_r----_r------r_----,_----~----~cjals olso Exh1bit: Estimated included 1n Mote and county county School Special School Spct:;:lal count. Cor MUnici- Town- Town- populaUon Total Counties dis" dis- Total dis- dis- other types palities chips ships July 1975 trlcts tricts tricts tricts 01 government.s PENNSYLVANIA TOTAL. 5 2q6 922 11 lOB 10 562 5 162 - 11 86q 075 ADAMS ••• 69 1 13 21 6 28 361 143 150 54 - 61 8112 ALLEGHENY. 325 1 85 42 53 lq4 1 795 968 339 q68 - 1 517 996 ARMSTRONG. 86' 1 17 28 5 35 q76 206 189 68 - 16 955 BEAVER. 1231 1 31 22 16 53 669 356 1611 135 - 209 328 BEDFORD, Mi 1 13 25 5 16 329 128 142 115 - 113 793 BERKS. IN/ 1 31 4q 21 73 775 304 275 182 - 305 017 BLAIR •• 66 1 9 15 8 33 275 96 95 72 - 134 661 BRADFORD 8q 1 lq 37 7 25 466 151 2qO 61 - 60 586 BUCKS •• 126' 1 22 31 17 55 6q2 269 211 lq8 - q60 918 BUTLER • 108 1 23 33 8 113 575 250 249 63 - 138 152 CAMBRIA. 1291 1 3q 30 14 50 737 379 219 125 - 187 851 CAMERON. 131 1 2 5 1 ~ 71 15 311 9 - 6 964 CARBON • 561 1 12 11 6 26 26q 130 67 53 - 52 289 CENTRE •• 8~1 1 11 25 4 q3 329 117 163 36 - 110 118 CHESTER. 143' 1 16 57 14 55 67q 16q 370 126 - 293 07q CLARION •• 61! 1 12 22 8 18 360 123 152 71 - 40 776 CLEARFIELD 1 20 30 9 31 1162 193 176 81 - 17 8112 CLINTON •• :§i 1 8 21 1 14 235 86 125 9 - 38 061 COLUMBIA •• 58i 1 9 24 7 17 3q6 103 166 63 - 59 228 CRAWFORD • 79! 1 16 35 4 23 q56 171 23q 36 - 85 357 CUMBERLAND 83; 1 12 22 10 38 ql0 141 165 90 171 29q DAUPHIN. 90, 1 17 23 13 36 q97 194 168 121 223 JII3 DELAWARE 1201 1 28 ! 21 19 51 67q 304 185 171 591 671 ELK •• 311 1, 31 10 3 lq 166 45 79 27 38 206 ERIE •• 1 18 22 15 qO q51 170 1J~ 133 213 396 961 FAYETTE, 1 18 24 7 q9 q23 181 161 63 156 607 FOREST , i41 1 1 8 1 J 80 6 50 9 5 316 FRANKLIN :j 1 6 15 6 J2 223 66 90 511 105 372 FULTON. ~~! 1 1 11 3 5 129 11 78 27 11 Sq3 GREENE , 1 6 6 :1 521 20 19 262 68 125 511 38 558 HUNTINGDON 721 tI 18 JO 5 18 q15 169 186 45 ~O 031 INDIANA 'I 6~' 1 1~ 24 7 18 397 1511 166 63 84 306 JEFFERSON. 'I " 541 1 11 23 3 16 32q 125 157 27, 116 245 JUf"IATA, , 291 1 q 13 1. 162 q6 93 17 790 LACK,~W'NtJ~ :1 75 1 19 21 12 ~~I q76 22q 1311 10~1 23~ 771 1 LANCASTER, 1 19 ql 17 211 2~7 153 JII2 ,! 1421 625 797 LAWRENCE ~1 1 10 16 9 t~I 298 88 111 81 106 623 LEBANON, :1 63 1 8 17 7 JO 2801 8q 119 63 122 309 LEHIGH , • 1 9 15 11 35 29~ 811 99 98 263 566 LUZERNE •• lq5711 1 39 36 15 54 816 42~ 245 133 3~5 6115 LYCOMING 891 1 10 42 9 27 510 US 296 87 1111 897 MCKEAN • 51 1 7 15 5 23 235 73 104 q~ 51 666 MERCER, 88 1 16 32 13 26 50q 159 215 117 127 741 MIFFLIN. 36 1 6 10 1 18 lq7 59 65 9 45 153 MONROE , 41 1 4 16 5 15 208 110 118 36 511 219 ~ONTGOMERY 175 1 2q 38 26 86 810 285 286 225 63~ 001 MONTOUR. •• • ~I 19 1 2 9 1 6 10'> 24 58 17 017 NORTHAMPTON •• 92 1 21 17 11 42 q69 237 127 ?g I 224 883 NOR THUNBERLM1D • 73 1 13 23 7 29 385 1411 166 63 100 1170 PERRY, 50 1 9 21 ~ 15 277 35 31 972 92/ 13: I PHILADELPHIA 11 1 5 5 21q 1fl7 27 1 815 808 PIKE. , 19 1 2 11 1 4 Dq 87' 9 14 297 POTTER. , 'lll I qO 1 6 2q 5 4 286 60 l 161 q5 17 255 SCHUYLKILL , 1 31 36 12 50 682 309 251 107 160 118 SNYDER , 1 6 15 2 18 210 67 1::11 111 18 31 436 SOHERSEr , 1 25 25 12 32 519 2115 150 108 78 746 SULLIVAN, , 17 1 4 9 1 2 120 37 61 9 5 963 SUSQUEHANNA, • 55 1 13 27 6 a q09 lila 193 511 36 844 TIOGA, 6~' 1 10 30 q 19 371 116 205 36 111 835 UNION, 30 1 4 10 3 12 141 37 63 27 31 1126 VFNANGO. • ••• 57: 1 11 20 6 19 306 110 128 5q 63 516 WARREN ••• , ._ 41\ 1 6 21 1 12 2qS 711 lq8 9 117 566 MSHINGTON , , 133, 1 J4 32 16 50 766 385 226 l'jq 21~ 611 WAYNE, ••••• 1 6 22 3 9 258 611 153 27 32 938 ~ESTMORELAND , Igi 1 43 21 20 78 783 qll7 142 180 380 289 WYOMING, • 32 1 5 18 2 6 208 q9 127 23 1184 YORK , 15q 1 37 35 16 65 752 37q 220 285 667 RHODE ISLAND TOTAL, 120 8 31 3 78 9q8 136 qq8 15 3q9 931 208 BRISTOL, ~ 3 1 39 39 q5 q15 KENT , 1 22 1 'I 17 Dq q9 70 lq8 286 j NEWPORT.. •• 1) 1 5 7 119 7q 31 78 382 PROVIDENCE, , 52 6 10 393 133 153 576 702 WASH INGTON , • • 29 9 i~I 263 153 15 95 82 q23 Bee footnotos at end ot tubt e , I. 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS COUNTY AREAS 75 !! f; I I Table 14. Local Governments and Elect~ii Local Government Officials, by Type of Government, for States and Counties: 1977-Continued Incal &overnmcntl Elected otU.cloh UCI. h~ r------,---,---"--,---,--+----y----,----,,-----,----r---i C~~~!!~~!~-t~,t 1tl J. t' State and county In\.lujt:11 In l ~t Jill If. School SpecUl "'>..llt· Town- ).tunlcl... TO'rJn- School ~Pt",.ul \ runt I.·f Total dll- dl.- Total Count1ctd p.'l'41a'" t. • hlps pu.lHh)S ~hlpG dla- dill .. othca t)-ll(,j tr1'ltli ..!ulV 1'/' ~ trlc:ta tr1.ct. .( hld# I ------+------~---+---+_--t---~---+---4-----+----+_---~--_4---~-~~~=t~t~ SOUTH CAROL HlA t TOTAL. 565 116 26'1 93 182 3 030 615 1 S8'1 .I 1186 -i • Ul~ b~'1 i ABBEVILLE. • • •• •• 9 1 5 1 2 sa 111 26 9 ;1 qUe AIKEN. • • • • •• • 17 1 II 9fl 5'1 1 7 19 7 , 9~ ,,~1 ALLENDALE. •• • 7 1 1 1 117 11 ~'I , -.' 10 19• ANDERSON • • • , • • • 19 1 "9 5 'I 108 13 51 11 Ilij 96~ , BAMBERG •••••• 9 1 !l '. 1 1111 11 )0 3~1 ;'I -, 16 672 , r BARNWELL. •• • 13 1 7 3 2 71 12 'II 15, BEAUFORT ••• 19 3QO 19 1 3 1 1'1 50 16 15 ~~l 1 ~ j 1 BERKELEy. • • 10 1 6 1 2 57 5 '15 65 028 { CALHOUN •••••• 5 1 2 1 1 311 9 16 6 11 121 { CHARLESTON. •• 22 1 11 1 9 1211 16 81 9 Z60 426 1 CHEROKEE ••• 6 1 2 1 2 '12 18 12 9 ~o 0<9 CHESTER, • • • • • • 1'1 1 5 1 7 63 12 29 lCi JO 460 CHESTERFIELD •• ••• 12 1 8 1 2 71 10 '19 9 34 79q CLARENDON, ...., 9 1 'I 3 1 119 11 23 7 26 610 COLLETON • • • • • 11 1 ~ 1 3 59 11 J2 5 26 916 DARLINGTON • •• • 8 1 'I 1 2 110 12 2'1 56 39) DILl.ON •••• , 8 1 3 3 1 36 1'1 19 -, 29 8)6 DORCHESTER. •• 11 1 5 3 2 53 21 29 -I ~, 296 EDGEFIELD •• 6 1 J 1 1 110 11 19 7 16 2~'I FAIRFIELD. 5 1 2 1 1 211 11 10 20 D6 FLORENCE •• 19 1 9 5 'I 110 17 51 39 98 01& GEORGETOWN 8 1 2 1 'I 112 11 1'1 9 37 818 GREENVILLE •• 33 1 8 1 23 139 23 61 12 265 573 GREENWOOv. 12 1 5 3 3 65 12 Jl 19 52 q23 HAMPTON. 13 1 9 2 1 57 12 '12 17 028 HORRY, •• ..... 13 1 6 1 3 79 15 5'1 7 8q 536 JASPER •• , . , 5 1 2 1 1 311 12 10 9 IJ 179 KERSH~W, , , , 11 1 J 1 6 61 11 15 9 36 393 LANCASTER, 10 1 3 2 'I 52 13 19 17 q5 638 LAURENS, , 1" 1 5 2 6 60 12 JJ 12 50 '164 LEE. • • • • • • • 5 1 2 1 1 29 13 IJ 17 41 LEXINGTON, , , , 22 1 15 5 1 1119 19 92 35 117 60 MCCORMICK, , , , 7 1 'I 1 1 113 11 22 7 7 98 HARION. •••• 1'1 1 'I 5 110 lJ 2'1 32 49 MARLBORO , , 8 1 "5 1 1 116 111 29 28 6) NEWBERRy , , , 12 1 8 - 1 2 69 13 '16 30 621 OCONEE, , , .... 9 1 !l - 1 2 66 16 37 43 qJO ORANGEBURG " .. . 27 1 17 - 8 1 1'15 13 89 76 163 PICKENS, , , , 1'1 1 f 7 - 1 5 63 13 '17 66 270 1 RICHLAND • . , 15 1 5 - 2 7 62 19 25 2'17 553 .J SALUDA, , , 6 1 3 - 1 1 39 12 15 14 623 l SPARTANBURG, 'IS 1 13 - 7 2'1 11111 12 67 191 587 SUMTER, •• 10 1 J - 2 'I 61 1'1 15 82 582 UNION, ••• 10 1 'I - 1 'I 58 lJ 2'1 30 100 WILLIAMSBURG 8 1 5 - 1 1 115 12 29 3'1 783 ! YORK." • 15 1 8 - 'I 2 90 lJ '16 92 698 ! ! SOUTH DAKOTA i TOTAL, 1 72.7 6'1 311 1 010 1'1'1 1'18 9 032 656 1 522 5 051 1 122 73'1 682 74 AURORA • • •• • 28 1 3 20 3 1 15* 11 19 100 19 5 'I 035 BEADLE.. ~ I • ~9 1 8 35 'I 1 2'12 11 28 17'1 2'1 5 20 150 BENNETTE, , II 1 1 - 1 1 25 8 7 5 5 )' 307 BON HOMM~ ••••• 11 1 5 - 3 2 77 9 31 21 16 '/ 793 BROOKINGS" , 'II 1 8 2J 5 'I 20B 11 '12 11'1 25 16 22 329 BROWN. • •••• 67 1 10 '13 'I 9 3110 11 115 215 26 113 37 a72 BRULE, • • , , • • 30 1 3 22 2 2 138 11 15 110 1'1 8 5 781 BUFFALO, .,' 3 1 - 1 1 15 7 5 3 1 874 BUTTE, • • • 13 1 'I 3 2 3 75 11 20 15 lij 15 8 320 CAMPBEI.L , , , 9 1 'I - 2 2 qll 10 16 10 8 2 594 CHARLES MI X, , , , , , '10 1 6 25 'I 'I 222 9 J'I 125 28 26 10 549 CLARK, , , , , 38 1 7 27 2 1 19'1 11 31 135 12 5 5 6'12 CLAY • • • I • • 19 1 2 12 2 2 101 9 12 60 10 10 13 118 CODINGTON, , , , 31 1 6 17 5 2 156 10 26 85 25 10 19 861 CORSON , 33 1 3 23 3 3 169 10 17 115 15 12 ~I 5 095 CUSTER • •• •• 10 1 5 2 2 50 9 21 12 6 5 196 DAVIDSON ,., 20 1 , 12 3 1 108 11 17 60 15 5 17 731 DAY ••••• '13 1 9 28 'I 1 215 11 39 lQO 20 5 8 648 DEUEL, 28 1 7 16 3 1 1110 11 29 80 15 5 5 690 DEWEY •••••• 8 1 3 3 1 5'1 11 21 17 5 5 9'18 DOUGLAS. ..,. • 22 1 , 1'1 3 1 126 10 20 70 21 5 q 494 EDMUNDS. ~. •• '12 1 5 30 'I 2 220 11 31 150 20 8 ~ 660 FALL RIVER , • , 18 1 'I 8 3 2 96 9 ~2 '10 17 6 8 066 FAULK, , , , 3'1 1 7 23 2 1 166 11 25 115 12 5 3 659 GRANT. • • •• • 33 1 9 17 'I 2 156 10 35 85 20 8 98J7 GREGORY, , ••• 31 1 6 18 'I 2 158 11 30 90 22 5 6 608 HAAKON. • ••• 6 1 2 2 1 36 11 10 12 5 2 809 HAMLIN" " 26 1 6 13 3 3 11111 11 J'I 65 15 19 5 587 HAND ••••••••• '17 1 , 110 2 1 2'1'1 11 13 201 1'1 5 5 475 Sea footnotes at end of table. 76 GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS - a::::::..~. .-J_I'"' Table 14. Local Governments and Elected Local Government Officials, by Type of Government, for States'and Counties: 1977-Continued Elected ------~------~------~----.------Incal govornmonts Elected oHichIs county c r r r- !------,---.-----,,----,,---.,----t----.,----.---,----..,----.---I chls also Exhibit , Estimated included 1n !.thtc and (ounty county School Special School Spechl count for Nunlcl- Town- Munlcl- Town- population Total dis- dis- Total "'unties dts- other types paUUos ships pllll t ros ships dIS- July 1975 tricts tricts trlcts tricts of gcvornmentis SOUTH DAKOTA--CONTINUED HANSON • 19 1 4 1 1 99 9 20 60 ~ 5 3 725 HARDING. 5 1 2 1 1 27 11 6 5 5 1 879 HUGHES •• 13 1 , 6 2 1 71 11 15 30 10 5 13 268 HUTCHINSON " 35 1 6 2' 'I 1 187 9 3q 115 2'1 5 9 821 1\ HYDE, • . . , 11 1 1 7 1 1 65 11 7 35 7 5 2 '16' JACKSON •• 15 1 4 7 1 2 8 16 35 7 14 1 635 .JERAULO. 24 1 , 15 2 3 11 III 75 12 15 3 084 JONES, •• 29 1 2 2' 2 1 1~~11'19 9 10 115 10 5 1 7'10 KING~aURY. 29 1 9 l' 5 1 15) 11 '11 6~ 31 5 7 17'1 LAK{! • 31 1 5 16 'I 5 1511 9 80 26 20 10 6411 LAWRENCE 12 1 5 2 , 6'1\ 11 5 10 11 17 005 LINCOLN. 30 1 7 1~ I 'I 2 8 ;; I 80 26 10 12 632 LYMAN., • 43 1 4 1 'I 10 16 162 9 8 4 128 MCCOOK • • , • , , 5 28 1 5 "16 1 ~~;II164 11 80 JJ 5 7 024 MCPHERSON, , 16 1 5 6 , 1 84 U 30 15 5 'I 750 MARSHALL , 38 1 5 25 'I 11 :: j' 125 19 1~~I 20 5 639 MEADE.. • 16 1 2 5 2 6 11 14 25 16 27 18 291 t ' MELLETTE, , 25 1 2 19 2 1 13)\ 9 10 95 14 5 2377 HINER. •• •• 26 1 5 16 , 1 136 11 60 5 23 17 'I 152 MINNEHAHA •• , , 50 1 10 211 7 8 2'171 11 56 I 120 35 25 99 739 I HOODY. , •••• 27 1 16 'I 1 139, 9 23 j 80 22 5 7 700 PENNINGTON , 115 1 20 5 11 2)1. '10 100 27 53 65 918 PERKINS. " 1 5' 3 2 '20 12111 12 265 211 10 4 747 POTTER, " 1 a 1 111 20 8 6~1 jl 51 " 270 ROBERTS, , 49 30 7 1 2451 11 38 150 ~~I 5 11 879 I SANBORN, ., 25 , 16 'I 1 10 13 80 201 5 3 1169 SHANNON. , 3 ~I 1 1 1 1~~ \: 3 5' 5 9 22'1 SPINK, ••• 55 1 10 :l7 5 2 290 11 57 185 25 12 10 193 STANLEY. ~ 1 1 1 2 '1 11 ' 7 5 8 2 520 SULLY. 7 1 2 2 41 , 111 10 12 8 2 265 TODD, 51 2 1 201 10 5 5 7 22B TRIPP. 4 2 ; I 8 20 230 14 17 8 280 TURNER ~~I 10 5 2 2891871 10 50 90 I 27 10 9 480 UNION. , , , . 30 5 6 6 169 11 '1 65 38 24 10 508 WALWORTH " . 12 6 'I 1 69 11 31 -I 22 5 7 918 WASHABAUGH , YANKTON. 21 6 9 2 103 15 B Z IEBACH. , "I 3 1 1 20 5 TENNESSEE . I 471 TOTAL. 90~ 94 326 1'1 I 6 951 71 572 II 175 027 ANDERSON 13 1 q 8 75 30 42 3 61 911 BEDFORD •• 12 1 'I 7 78 '15 25 8 25142 BENTON • 6 1 2 , 63 47 ) 12 698 BLEDSOE, , , 4 1 1 2 38 30 1; I 3 8 qn BLOUNT. , , 10 1 5 4 7'1 37 3 69 816 BRADLEY. 6 1 2 , 38 26 3~ 3 58 521 CAMPBELL 8 1 4 3 40 26 I 69 3 30 608 CANNON. f •• 7 1 2 4 '19 27 14 8 9 299 CARROLL. " 21 1 8 6 6 12'1 35 37 ) CARTER , , 26 389 12 1 2 9 77 58 ) 46 164 CHEATHAM " 8 1 J 'I 32 nl ) 50 15 q28 CHESTER, , , 16 4 1 2 1 59 42 14 I ) 121 CLAIBORNE, , 11 7 1 , , 6'1 39 22 ) 22 382 CLAY • •••• ~ 8 1 1 6 '16 27 4 It> 6 711 COCKE, •• , •• ~ 6 1 2 , 58 43 12 , 27 a80 COFFE~, , ,. ~ 1 2 5 6'1 38 23 ) 34 2~6 CROCKETT, , 11 1 5 5 B9 44 28 14 J III 662 CUMBERLAND , 9 1 , 5 52 3'1 ) 24 17q DAVIDSON , 15 I 13 7 6 101 98 3 '1'17865 DECATUR, •• 7 1 , 3 62 36 23 3 9 566 DE KALB" ...... 10 1 q 5 69 35 31 3 12 355 DICKSON, 15 1 6 8 9? 5~ ) OyER, , 37 26 283 11 1 , 7 87 49 30 8 31 727 FAYETTE. Ii • '" 13 1 8 4 9'1 III 50 :; 23 315 FENTRESS, '" 5 1 2 2 '11 27 11 3 050 FRANKLIN ., 13 15 1 5 9 78 ",t 29 15 28 799 GlBSON •••• , • 19 1 10 8 1'1'1 5~ 76 1'1I 47 7q9 GILES ••• , •• 12 1 5 6 89 50 31 8 22 145 GRAINGER , 4 1 1 2 69 61 5 3 156n GREENE, , , 13 1 4 8 85 63 19 3 50 112 GRUNDY, " 9 1 5 , 55 31 21 12 166 HAMBLEN, •• Ii • 7 1 1 5 JJ 24 6 43 40~ HAMILTON. 22 1 10 11 86 36 26'1 909 HANCOCK, , 47 4 l 1 2 29 20 6 6 '186 1: HARDEMAN, • , 20 1 9 157 47 68 22 676 HA.RDIN. ..,. 10 9 1 3 5 67 41 18 19 611 HAWKINS ••• 41 •• 18 1 5 12 8'1 q4 \ HAYWOOD, 37 37 28q t 5 1 2 2 116 11 f ~ENDERSON, , 20 573 6 1 2 3 6'1 39'2 15 19 165 f See !ootnntu ft t ertd at hblo. , 'I. 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS COUNTY AREAS 77 Table 14. \ Local Governments and Elected Local Government Officials. by Type of \ I Government, for States and Counties: 1977-Continued i \ State end county School Spochl TOWn- 6chaol SpecUl Total dla- dis .. Total 'I'own- ships ,hips dis'" dl.- \ tricts tricts trict. trlch .\ I TENNESSEE.·CONTINUED HENRy.. •• 13 1 'I 7 113 57 28 J -, zs ~I,,: HICKMAN, •• ,. , 5 1 1 J 56 ql 12 ,.1 HOUSTON •••••• , , 5 1 2. l' ¥ .'l' 'l 2 ~2 36 13 b ~ll HUMPHREYS, , , , , , . 7 1 3 3 59 36 20 l~ ~~u f JACKSON ••••• , 8 1 1 6 72 60 'I 8 ~,a.' JEFFERSON. ,. 11 1 :3 7 69 '10 20 :'7 177 JOHNSON. •• •• 6 1 1 II 57 'I) 6 1< eel KNOX • • • • • • • 10 t 1 8 61 38 20 <93 ~"! LAKE ••••• , ••• 7 1 2 II 50 33 III LAUDERDALE , , , , 8 1 106 'I J 69 29 .....7 ~'"I. LAWRENCE , 16 1 5 85 .. . 10 65 't' "t\l LEWiS. , II 1 1 2 51 '12 LINCOLN, . " 7 8"l 6 1 2 5 107 89 25 6"~ LOUDON , , , 11 1 'I 6 45 17 MCMINN • , , 26 if!7 10 1 5 'I 80 39 39 CC4 MCNAIRY, • 15 1 8 6 111 51 <0 30J MACON,. , 7 2 'I 811 59 MADISON. .' 13 ~911 'I) 8 89 119 71 128 MARION. , 8 3 76 31 MARSHALL , , i~ 21 8'18 91 11 3 5 66 39 17 ~6) MAURy, , 91 11 :3 5 56 27 -, qS B97 MEIGS, , II 1 2 36 26 MONROE, , , b 111 9 tl 'I 'I 67 36 -, 25 391 MONTGOMERY 8 I' 1 6 96 79 MOORE. , 73 318 3 11 1 1 45 36 3 q86 MORGAN, 6 2. J 116 36 OBION, , III ~69 17 8 8 151 67 )2 720 OVERTON. tl 6 1 II 55 liS 15 692 PERRY •• 5 2. 2. 6'1 51 PICKETT , 5 796 t! 3 tl 1 1 29 23 q 205 i POLK ••• 11 3 7 58 31 12 )62 , PUTNAM •••• i 15 'I 10 83 II~ 39 710 RHEA , tl 7 1 :3 J 62 35 20 236 ROAN, ., 13 1 II 8 85 47 qO 955 ROBERTSON" , 11 I 7 J 88 52 32 015 RUTHERFORD , , 11 1 II 6 8'1 56 67 091 SCOTT •••••• 9 1 2 5 66 '10 5 16 55) SEQUATCHIE , 3 1 1 50 111 7 157 SEVIER. ., 9 1\ II 7'1 119 SHELBy , , tl 32 ~qJ , " 12 1· 6 5 91 26 736 75q SMITH, , 8 I 3 II 86 65 ie 13 q2q STEWART, • II 1 2 1 60 117 8 C92 SULLIVAN 17 1 3 13 115 86 J~la I lJq qll7 SUMNER. • ••• 13 1 6 6 109 65 111 10 q57 TIPTON ••••• 13 1 8 'I 117 58 ~'\ ' 29 917 TROUSDALE. , II 1 1 - 2 50 113 .. 5 207 UNICOI, , 7 1 1 42 J2 UNION, , • • 5 • 15 702 6 1 ;2 · ;, '19 113 - 10 Jql VAN BUREN •• II 1 1 110 30 • q IJq WARREN • • 2 H 1 II • 9 82 3'1 • 29 699 WASH INGTON .,. •• 7 1 2 • 'I 79 59 3' - 79 752 WAYNE ••• 7 1 3 • 3 55 30 D • 13 tJl ~EAKLEY. • •• 12 1 5 • 6 102 35 27 - JC 5QS WHITe •••••• 9 1 2 • 6 69 50 3 • 17 026 WILLIAMSON.. • 11 1 :3 1 6 109 80 6 3 - qq 672 WILSON , • 13 1 3 2 7 113 90 6 J • qq 606 TEXAS TOTAL.. , 3 883 2511 1 066 1 1381 1 1125 2'1 129 5 119 6 2111 7 833 II 936 • 12 261 190 ANDERSON ••••• 17 1 3 7 6 lOll 23 1'1 '19 18 3, 2qq ANDREWS ••• , •• 5 1 1 1 2. 32 III 6 7 5 u 3q2 ANGELINA, '" 25 1 8 7 9 163 21 59 '19 3q 5q 019 ARANSAS, •••• , , 6 1 1 1 3 48 20 5 7 16 \0 507 ARCHER •••• , , III 1 6 II 3 95 21 36 28 10 6 271 ARMSTRONG" " " II 1 1 1 1 32 13 7 7 , 1 87'1 ATASCOSA "" , 18 1 6 5 6 119 Jq 35 35 15 20 266 AUSTIN " •••••• 13 1 q 3 5 82 20 22 21 19 15 19q BAILEV • • • • •• •• 5 1 1 2 1 103 79 9 1'1 5 e )69 BANDERA, ••••• 11 1 1 2 7 71 19 6 14 32 6 Q20 BASTROP.. '" • 16 1 J 5 7 89 26 18 35 :0 20 002 BAYL.OR ••••• , , 6 1 1 1 3 36 18 6 7 5 q 97G BEE, , , ••• , •••• 10 1 1 5 3 67 17 5 35 10 23 577 BEL\.. •• , ••••• 37 1 9 11 16 212 22 53 79 56 156 781 BEXAR, ., ••• • 55 1 20 16 18 348 28 123 100 97 912 93q BLANCO. , , · ... , . 8 1 2 2 117 16 ~2 1'1 q 257 BORDEN, , , · . .. . 2 1 1 18 11 7 781 BOSQUE, , , · . , ... 20 1 6 8 5 126 2'1 36 56 11 997 BOWIE, ••• 31 1 e III 8 182 29 52 87 ~I 69 918 See footnotep ~t end of toble. ~8 GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS ------~~::;-::::~.-I Table 14. Local Governments and Elected Local Government Officials, by Type of Government, for States and Counties: 1977-Continued Local govornments Elected officials Elected i I------r----.,----.---.---r---t----,--,---,----,---,---j Exhlbl1 : c~~:~!:!!!.. Estimated f included Ln Sh to end county county n.. I:tun1c1- School Special MUoic!'" Town- School Spec1al count for POPUlation Totol __ !lUes politics !~~;;t~:~;s t~~:;sTotal Counties pOlities ships t~!:;s t~!:;sothO~/YPC8 July 1975 governments [ TEXAS--CONTINUED BRAZORIA 51 1 20 10 20 320 36 7'1 90 1211 380 BRAZOS • 9 1 2 2 'I 6CJ 26 1'1 15 71 251 BREW~TER 8 1 1 II 2 55 211 20 5 7 867 BRISCO~, 8 1 2 1 4 46 17 7 10 2 2911 BROOKS , 5 1 1 1 2 28 13 7 5 7 7119 8ROW~ •• ••• 17 1 ~ 7 5 91 111 ~9 5 30 7'6 BURLESON " 10 1 3 3 3 70 20 2L I~ 10 815 aURNET , H 1 II 2 7 75 20 111 20 15 706 CALDWELL , , 10 1 2 J 'I 51 LII 21 5 21 369 CALHOUN, , , 13 1 3 1 8 65 22 7 16 17 781 CALLAHAN , , 12 1 'I q 3 79 22 28 5 9 238 CAMERON, . , ... 62 1 1'1 12 35 325 30 73 125 176 931 CAMP. 5 1 1 1 2 27 1~ 7 7 908 CARSON • , , 10 1 II 3 2 65 lJ 21 10 6 238 CASS • , " , 2~ 1 9 8 6 135 29 56 5 26 170 CASTRO , 9 1 3 3 2 62 21 21 10 10 181 CHAMBERS , 10 1 ~ 3 2 75 26 21 8 13 159 CHEROKEE , 15 1 6 6 2 ~Q1 25 112 5 JJ 597 CHILDRESS" , 5 1 1 2 JJ 12 7 7 6 11110 CLAy 13 ~ 5 3 82 19 35 5 8 363 COCHRAN, 8 2 3 2 61 21 9 21 10 5 OOq CO~E , , 12 2 2 7 68 22 L2 14 20 3 381 COLEMAN, !I q 1'1 'I 5 80 L7 23 35 5 10 005 COLLIIl , , , , 50 t I 25 15 9 280 29 135 101 15 911 613 COLLINGSWORTH, 9 1 2 3 J 58 11 L2 23 12 II 371 COLORADO 10 1 3 3 3 88 JJ L8 ai 16 16 863 COMAL, , 9 1 2 2 II 65 19 13 : I 16 17 29 1178 COMANCHE , , 11 1 3 ~ 3 66 16 19 26 5 12 052 CONCHO, , 11 2 J 5 75 21 12 21 21 2 805 COOKE. , 19 i\ 4 9 5 II1Il 13 27 63 41 25 106 1J CORYELL, 12 ~ 5 2 86 26 25 35 1111590 COTTLE , · , · .... ~ 1 1 1 1 23 LO 6 7 2 999 CRANE, , II 1 1 1 1 III 23 6 7 5 II OB5 CROCKETT , II 1 1 2 33 16 7 10 II 3011 CROSBY , , , 10 1 3 J 3 65 16 L8 21 10 8 969 CULBERSON, 1 1 1 1 43 25 6 7 5 3 1185 DALLAM , 11 2 2 2 55 111 17 111 10 6 5JJ DALLAS, , , 1 27 16 16 }711 53 173 114 3'1 1 405 126 DAWSON, , , " 1 2 1\ 2- ">fI 14 11 28 5 16 030 DEAF SMITH 1 1 2 2 113 19 5 III 5 19 229 DELTA" , 10 1 2 2 5 5CJ 28 12 1'1 5 II 717 DENTON, , , , 116' 1 28 11 6 2711 26 1117 77 24 97 1110 DE WITT, 15 1 3 6 5 CJ5 26 17 42 10 DICKENS, , 18 382 10 1 2 3 II 64 19 9 21 15 3 1176 DIHHlT e 1 3 2 2 50 20 11 111 5 10 881 DONLEY, 12 1 3 3 5 80 L7 18 23 22 3 857 DUVAL •• 11 1 3 3 'I 76 26 19 17 III 12 161 EASTLAND 23- 1 6 8 8 II1Il 28 311 22 ECTOR, , 60 18 276 6 1 2 2 1 52 19 12 16 5 97 460 EDWARDS, 6 1 1 3 1 III 14 6 21 2 025 ELLIS, , 33 1 13 10 9 172 23 711 71 J2 51 e72 EL PASO. 20 1 3 CJ 7 132 20 19 56 35 q211 479 ERATH, 15 1 2 7 5 91 1~ 18 50 30 19 312 FALLS, 13 1 'I q II 711 20 25 27 20 16 1197 FANNIN , 32 1 to 9 12 153 20 55 63 60 23 2ij6 FAYETTE, 17 1 6 5 5 106 25 36 35 10 17 048 FISHER , 13 1 2 q 6 77 20 9 28 20 5 658 FLOYD, " 12 1 2 q 5 711 1~ 20 FOARD, , , 12 28 10 787 II 1 1 1 1 113 25 6 7 5 2 211q FORT BEND, • 3~ 1 9 II 20 188 19 47 28 9'1 76 2115 FRANKLIN " , ~ 1 1 1 1 31 L3 6 7 5 FREESTONE, , , 6 180 15 1 5 4 5 8} 26 2~ 21l 5 11 9211 FRIO • • • , 8 1 2 2 J 55 2'1 12 L'I 5 12 3ge GAINES" , 8 1 2 3 2 511 L4 12 2L 7 11 288 GALVESTON, " , 39 1 10 11 17 226 27 67 79 53 183 2114 J GARZA, , , 7 1 1 2 J L3 6 10 5 GILLESPIE, 111 258 8 1 1 II 2 L~ 3 21l 10 11 335 ~l.ASSCOCK. ~i! 2 1 1 19 L2 7 1 In GOLIAD , 3 1 1 1 28 18 3 7 GONZALES II 858 1~ 1 ~ II 5 CJII 2~ 23 28 lCJ 16 3112 GRAY" , 11 1 3 5 2 81 24 17 35 5 25 111 GRAYSON. • • • • • ~5 1 15 111 15 226 26 92 98 10 78 831 GREGG, " . 21 1 8 8 ~ 1:"~ 16 48 58 10 81 798 GRIMES • • ., , . 9 1 1 'I J 71 23 5 28 15 12 249 GUADALUPE, , , , 16 1 5 I> 113 . 1 ~ 25 35 28 25 39 154 HALE. , 16 1 5 5 5 90 15 30 35 10 35 732 HAl.l. , , · . 12 1 'I 'I J 80 CJ ., . 21 22 6 385 HAMILTON, 28 , .. , 10 1 3 q 63 20 12 21 10 HANSFORD , 7 579 10 1 3 ~ 12 9 21 5 6 006 HARDEHAN · . 7 1 2 117471 2 19 1'1 6 315 HARDIN • · ... 111 · . 15 1 !I 5 q CJCJ 20 29 35 15 34 C85 Sue footnotos ut and ot table. 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS COUNTY AREAS 79 Table 14. Local Governments and Elected Local Government Officials, by Type of ! i Government, for States and Counties: 1977-Continued '\ Local goverments £let.t~d oU1clah El(t~tCI1 l------r----.-----,r---,r----r----I----,..----,----,r----r----r---l~~~:~! ~~!.~..~h\tnt \ state and county tnc Iuded In }&t~I!\Q,tc t School Spechl School SPIJ~ ul uHtnt t.ll' \.~urt\ M\ln1cl- J.tuU1C'1- Town- Totol Countles dh" d~s- Totol Countlt"8 pal! tlcs pal1Uc!I' shtps dta'"' llU- tlthor tYPC't> fJXlrUltlt hIt. trlcts trlctf trUh trlcb ",f Juh 1'Jl· \ ------+-----+----l---+---+--+---If---+----ll----t----t---f---fg:::.o,;,: •.:.rt.",==otl!~.._.._..._ ...._ ! TEXAS--CONTINUED HARRIS • 1 I 64} I 29 23 2~~ 43 1771 162 1 9~~ ~Jl \ HARRISON 1 6 6 1 105 25 3l 42 -I ijq J~9 \ HARTLEY. 1 1 2 1 42 20 3 lq I J 1:1. HASKELL. · . 1 5 3 92 2Z 30 35 7 859 1 HAYS , · . 1 =1 3 3 66 21 19 21 -I ~5 C~;: HEMPHILL ••• 11 1 1 35 19 6 5 3 79' HENDERSON. •• 1 18 I 7 225 19 1I~ 7~ 30 675 HIDALGO. I! 1 15 28 n9 10 82 101 227 8~l HILL ••• 1 12 t5\ 4 192 26 68 9' :\ 22 838 HOCKLEY. 1 8 In _I 5 1 3 19 28 56 21 05 HOOD •• 1 3 2 63 18 19 21 5 10 JJ8 HOPKINS. 1 4 'I 6 100 22 19 4'1I 10 21 6~2 HOUSTON. 1 ~ 6 1\1 16 20 J51 10 17 9~2 HO~ARD • 1 3 2 77 15 17 281 17 re 170 HUDSPETH • 1 1 ~! 4 73 23 6 ,z4 20 2 966 HUNT. •• • 1 10 10 10 174 22 56 70 ?4 qq 367 HUTCHINSON • 1 4 8 3 108 17 23 5B 10 2~ 81v IRION •• 1 l 1 1 33 15 6 7 5 1 099 JACK.. • 1 2 3 4 60 ~5 9 21 I~ 6 JOB JACKSON ••• 1 2 3 13 95 25 9 21 110 12 565 JASPER • • 1 3, ~ 5 102 25 18 J~ lq 26 567 JEFF DAVIS •• l 2 30 10 6 14 1 1156 JEFFERSON. 1 11 7 16 193 26 72 49 46 241 246 JIM HOGG • I 1 3 34 17 7 10 4 S04 JIM WELLS ••• 1 3 5 2 b4 22 11 31 3l 919 JOHNSON ••• 27 11 10 11 5 163 18 62 73 10 55 564 JONES. 17 I 5 5 6 98 12 J2 35 19 15 969 KARNES •• 16 1 4 q 9 100 28 IS 28 29 12 955 KAUFMAN. " • 25 1 10 7 7 151 19 58 119 25 36 209 KENDALl... 6 1 1 2 2 117 17 6 14 10 8 816 , t KENEDY 2 1 1 22 19 3 601, KENT. 3 1 1 28 15 6 7 1 246 KERR •• 11 1 5 66 15 5 31 I~ 21 707 KIMBLE • • 7 1 1 116 20 7 7 12 q 111 KING ., •• 2 1 1 17 10 7 420 KINNEY •• 7 1 2 1 3 39 10 7 10 2 253 KLENBERG • 9 1 1 5 2 61 21 :n 5 n 823 KNOX •• 16 1 4 4 7 90 24 28 14 5 596 LAMAR, 23 1 7 7 8 118 13 51 20 38 22l LAMB. 16 1 6 6 3 ''17 16 42 10 1~ 992 LAMPASAS .' 8 1 2 2 3 53 17 14 10 12 577 LA SALLE 7 1 1 1 4 47 24 7 10 5 456 LAVACA •• 14 1 4 6 3 107 28 42 14 17 ZlIl LEE •• 8 1 2 J 2 52 14 21 11 9 556 LEON •• , 14 I 7 5 1 101 24 35 6 777 LIBERTY ••• 31 1 10 7 ,13 177 3l ~q 36 q41 LIMESTONE. l5 1 6 , 5 100 25 15 18 830 LIPSCOMB • 12 1 4 5 2 90 17 14 J 376 LIVE OAK 8 1 2 2 3 511 21 10 6 QSl LLANO • 7 1 2 1 3 37 10 11 e 696 LOVING ••• 3 1 1 1 35 23 1 5 114 LUBBOCK. 21 1 8 6 137 23 56 20 197 248 LYNN ••• s • 12 1 4 3 76 12 28 12 8 841 MCCULLOCH •• 8 1 ~I 3 2 50 17 21 8 375 MCLENNAN ~\9 1 20 19 9 296 29 131 20 154 267 MCMULLEN • . I, 1 1 2 32 15 10 653 MADISON. a 1 1 2 4 110 10 6 10 8 521 MARION • · . . B 1 1 2 ~ 110 26 3 7 7 6JB MARTIN •• 7 1 1 2 3 38 13 6 5 q 791 MASON. 7 1 1 1 4 39 16 3 11 3 462 MATAGORDA. 24 1 2 6 15 88 13 8 25 27 720 MAVERICK . 8 1 1 1 5 52 20 5 20 22 164 l MEDINA. 17 1 5 5 6 109 19 31 25 21 970 MENARD • · . 6 1 1 1 3 115 17 6 15 2 515 MIDLAND. · . 5 1 6 i 1 2 1 45 20 5 69 214 1 · .. MILAN. 17 1 4 6 6 102 27 20 112 n 20 114 MILLS •• · . 9 1 2 4 2 51 12 12 27 4 225 MITCHELL · . !1 1 3 , 4 72 20 19 21 12 8 853 1 MONTAGUE. . 16 1 3 7 5 116 ZEI 20 49 21 16 J54 f MONTGOMERY .. 50 1 13 6 30 297 25 89 42 141 07 213 'I MOORE. • • 10 1 J , 3 63 19 17 17 10 14 037 MORRIS. •• 10 1 4 2 3 69 24 26 14 5 1J 130 \ MOTLEY •••• 7 1 2 1 3 57 28 12 7 10 1 779 I NACOGDOCHES. 20 1 5 9 5 136 23 28 59 26 42 519 I NAVARRO. • 29 1 13' 8 7 147 11 73 56 7 32 054 NEWTON • 6 1 1 J 1 115 16 6 21 11 892 NOLAN. 12 1 3 5 3 87 19 19 35 14 15 986 NUECES •• 34 1 6 14 13 170 10 32 100 28 248 422 OCHILTREE. 6 1 1 2 2 47 17 6 14 10 6 775 SeQ footnotes at end of table. 80 GOVERNMENTAL ORGA~IZATION 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS Table 14. Local Governments and Elected Local Government Officials, by Type of Government, for States and Counties: 1977-Continued Elected Local governments Elected officials county e rt r- F.!thlblt: I------..----.----.---,r---r---+---,----,----,,---,---,---j i~~~l~:~~l~~ estimnte. State emu count)' county School Spec1ul Senoal Spcc:.1al count for Munici- Town- Munlcl- 'rown- populnt Ian Total Counties. dis- dis- Total Counties dls- d1s- other typC'.!t palities shipR pat.t-t res ships July 1975 tricts tricts trich t.r1ctJ of governmonea TEXAS--CoNTINUED OLDHAM • 7 1 2 3 1 q7 18 3 21 5 2 711 ORANGE • 26 1 7 5 13 128 20 q, 35 30 75 190 PALO PINTO 18 1 5 6 6 106 20 33 q2 11 21 5q7 PANOLA 11 1 J q 3 73 18 17 28 10 16 628 PARKER 21 1 6 11 3 123 22 26 70 5 33 629 PARMER 10 1 J q 2 75 18 15 28 lq 10 302 rECoS, 10 1 2 3 'I 63 10 12 21 20 13 qq8 q 107 f PoLK, 16 1 5 6 25 30 q2 10 18 q20 POTTER, 8 1 5 1 6q 21 5 33 5 93 q62 PRESIDIO 9 1 q 3 ~5 22 3 20 10 q 010 RAINS, , 5 J 1 q9 2q 18 q q12 RANDALL, , 6 : I 2 1 2 q9 20 17 63 5q2 REAGAN , q 1 , 1 1 1 25 12 6 3 q52 REAL, , , 6 1 2 1 2 37 13 12 5 2 339 RED RIVER, 19 1 5 q 9 10q 18 3q 2q lq 7q2 REEVES, I 13 1 3 2 7 83 2q 18 27 16 272 REFUGIO, 11 1 3 3 q 79 2q 16 18 9 0'i2 ROBERTS, • q 1 1 1 28 10 6 5 1 Oql ROBERTSUN. 13 ~I q 5 3 1>9 29 25 lq 279 ROCKWALL 10 5 2 2 61 15 J2 9 150 RUNNELS 16 I 3 5 7 92 18 lA 11 5q7 RUSK. , 17 ; I 5 8 3 118 23 3q 36 q03 SABINE , ••• 10 1 I 3 2 q 6q 20 18 7 q61 SAN AUGUST! NE, 8 a 2 3 q7 13 15 e 179 SAN JACINTO. 7 ~I 3 2 1 55 18 18 b q19 SAN PATRICIO 26 1 9 7 9 ius 30 q6 20 50 378 SAN SABA. , • 7 1 2 3 1 5q 16 12 ~ 5 853 SCHlE I CHER , 8 1 1 1 5 q6 11 6 22 2 620 SCURRY ••• 6 1 1 3 1 58 25 7 5 17 q911 SHACKELFORD. , 6 1 2 2 1 53 12 12 5 3 365 SHELBY. , 17 1 5 6 5 106 21 27 III 20 70q SHERMAN. , 6 1 2 2 1 q5 13 15 5 3 5ql SMITH. , • 21 1 7 9 q 15q 28 ql 20 107 597 SOHERVEll. J 1 1 1 22 9 6 3 C71 STARR, 9 1 2 3 3 61 2q 6 10 20 885 STEPHENS , 6 1 1 3 29 12 5 7 5 8 366 q STERLING • 1 1 1 29 11 6 7 5 1 038 STONEWALL. 8 1 1 q us 18 6 15 15 2 HO SUTTON. q 1 1 1 Jq 18 q 7 5 q 382 SWISHER, 11 1 3 ~I q I 62 17 lq 22 10 10 339 TARRANT. 62 1 I 33 1:I 10 391 37 210 119 25 728 951 TAYlOl • , 20 8 8 3 iuo 27 q7 56 10 10~ 390 TERRELL •• q 1 2 36 19 7 10 1 83q ~I q TERRY •••• 10 2 3 76 18 18 28 12 1'1 158 THROCKHORTON 1 I 7 1 I 2 2 2 q2 11 12 lq 5 2 291 TITUS, •• 15 1 ' ~ 6 ~q 13 23 10 18 59q TOM GREEN. 12 1 1 61 :1 92 20 8 22 7q 53q TRAVIS. 29 1 8 1" 160 2q q8 50 361 839 TRINITY, 10 1 2 3 63 18 12 5 7 75q TYLER. 11 1 3 ~I 2 78 20 18 ~I 5 13 758 UPS~UR • lq 1 q 7 2 100 23 2'i 5 23 757 UrTON •• 8 1 2 2 , qq 13 12 10 q q63 UVALDE •• 10 1 2 5 2 6q 11 13 5 20 SQ9 VAL VERDE. 8 1 1 3 3 56 15 7 17 31 9q3 VAN ZANDT. 19 1 7 8 3 llq 19 q3 27 252 VICTORIA. 1 1 5 8 72 16 5 2q 58 108 WAL~ER • 1 J 2 5 75 26 20 15 3q 8q9 WALLER 1 5 3 5 100 25 29 25 15 537 WARD •• , • 1 6 2 5 85 2q 29 18 12 551 YIASHINGTON 1 2 3 3 6q 20 12 11 20 112 WEBB •• 10 1 1 5 3 79 23 9 37 10 81 009 'HARTON. 16 1 2 7 6 106 2q .q q7 21 WHEELER. 36 229 H 1 J 7 3 106 21 19 q9 17 6 112 WICHITA •• 18 1 5 5 1 10? 21 30 35 16 119 515 WILBARGER •• 9 1 1 q 3 6q 19 5 21l 12 15 q67 WILLACY •• 15 1 3 q 7 99 29 lq 2'1 16 eq9 WILLIAMSON 28 1 9 11 7 179 25 51 26 q9 q68 WILSON. ,i 13 1 q q q 82 25 2q 5 13 9G! WINKLER. 6 1 2 2 1 50 2q 12 9 2~5 WISE. 26 1 11 7 7 162 2q 61 20 903 wooe • 17 1 6 6 10q 18 33 11 21 196 YOAKUM 7 1 2 2 52 lq lq 10 YOUNG, 7 389 11 1 J 3 62 19 17 5 16 000 ZAPATA q 1 1 3q 17 10 q 828 ZAVALA 8 1 2 iI 57 23 5 15 11 073 '. See footnotes at end of table. 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS COUNTY AREAS 81 Table 14. Local Governments and Elected Local Government Officials, by Type of Government, for States and Counties: 1977-Continued Elc4. h'~\ Local governments Electt.'d otih.'lRh couut v o t t t ~~hU'lt f-----r--_r---r---r--,-.--+ __ -.,.-__ ...--_--..-__ ~- .. \0 .10,' tut"'liltl\ ----f:-- tlh...\\hh"'" l'~ StB te and county \,Hmt\ Total Counties ?o..un1ct- 'rcwn- S~~~~l~p:~!~lTotal Count1c ~hmlcl" Tll\\I\'" :'chll(ll Spt', hi \Mmt r~·t t"-'l'·l.H;l'f pnl1t1clo atn ps t r-t c t s tr1t."'to; paUUos shipl l~~~;S t::~;$ 'l\h\,l\~t' hPl'!l .', 1\ ~\1" > g>.W'-Ir.,l;W1\t TOTAL •• 29 216 40 207 2 209 1 209 - 202 q~~ _ I BEAVER.. • 9 1 3 1 q ua 12 17 - 5 r \q _ I ~ eM BOX ELDER. 38 1 17 1 19 1~6 16 93 - 5 ql - 1 29 '35 CACHE •• 36 1 19 2 1." 156 13 2~ : ..7 6C9 CARBON •• 12 1 7 1 3 63 11 lZt : 19 I 16 1!4~ DAGGETT. q 1 1 1 1 21 8 1'1b DAVIS, • , •• 37 1 16 1 19 157 11 9~ : ; q~ : I 11~ 052 DUCHESNE 9 1 5 1 2 qB 10 30 - 5 , _ I 13 c~7 EMERY •••• H 1 8 1 q 66 11 qq - 5 6 - 6 .Y4 GARFIELD 16 1 8 1 6 75 11 ) 'N) GRAND. 9 1 1 1 6 Jq 13 ql7 - 5 \8g _~ \ 6 ,,~ IRON • 9 1 6 1 1 52 13 31 - 5 , _ 14 ~09 JUAB • 8 1 q 2 1 ~7 12 22 - 10 ~ _ q ~q7 KANE. •• • 6 1 4 1 2 39 9 3 )Sq MILLARD. 2q 1 10 1 12 82 12 ;~ : ~ \~ : I ~ 878 MORGAN 6 1 1 1 3 )0 10 6 - 5 q q q.~ PIUTE. • 7 1 4 1 1 ~3 lq 21 - 5 , 1 247 RICH •••• , . 12 1 1 5 56 11 25 - 5 I', 1 105 SALT LAKE. • 1 q L . qO, ~I 26 150 31 52 - 22 q~ 512 po SAN JUAN • .. 1 2, 1 q ~5 14 17 - 5 q 11 964 SANPETE. . 1 13 2 3 '19 13 73 - 10 1 12 C28 SEVIER • ~: I' 1 11 1 3 711 12 58 - 5 } 11 763 SUMMI7 • 19 1 6 J 9 94 13 33 - 15 }} 6 '/19 TOOELE IS 1 7 1 6 71 13 38 - 5 I~ n ~36 UINTAH 10 1 1 1 7 '10 lq 6 - 5 15 17 637 UTAH •• 35 1 16 3 15 152 22 92 - 15 23 165 7qS WASATCH •• 11 1 5 1 q ~9 11 26 - 5 6 6 718 WASHINGTON 20 1 13 1 5 10) 12 70 - 5 16 18 127 WAYNE. 7 1 3 1 a 31 8 } : I 15 - 5 1 101 WEBER. 34 1 11 2 20 12~ 11 67 - 10 ~b 133 127 VERMONT I I TOTAL. 6~7 I H 57 237 272 67 7 134 89 500 q 9qq 1 JOg ?9l 472 071 ADDISON •• 1 2 22 26 2 61B 6 25 qq6 131 10 26 01q BENNINGTON • • q553 [I 1 4 16 18 6 500 7 36 350 79 211 30 826 CALEDONIA ••• 46 1 3 1; 16 9 506 6 30 3q8 7q 48 24 658 CHITTENDEN • 50 1 6 lq 21 8 q69 6 56 272 111 211 105 559 ESSEX •• 29 1 13 13 2 295 6 - 232 q7 10 6 194 FRANKLIN •••• 37 1 4 14 16 2 388 6 J? 275 67 8 32 867 GRAND ISLE lq 1 1 5 5 2 1~9 6 7 103 21 12 q 036 LAMOILLE , )0 1 6 10 12 1 312 6 41 203 57 5 15 280 ORANGE • qS 1 q 17 17 6 46q 7 28 nq 77 ~O 19 682 ORLEANS. .. 50 1 7 18 22 2 511 6 53 339 103 10 ~1 583 RUTLAND •• .. 75 1 :5 27 J3 11 1\:;" 7 33 578 160 54 54 839 WASHINGTON .. 55 1 7 18 21 8 63~ 6 68 393 lqO 27 q8 98J WINDHAM •• 58 1 6 22 26 3 708 7 119 515 129 8 3q A57 WINDS\lR. 60 1 4 2q 26 5 748 7 42 566 113 20 q6 6'13 VIRGINIA -', TOTAL. 389 95 229 65 2 898 958 1 712 220 - q 900 ~6CJ ACCOMACK. • 16 1 lq 1 105 lq 91 )0 760 ALBEMARLE. • q 1 1 2 2~ 9 7 A q5 703 ALLEGHANY •••• ) 1 1 1 23 10 7 6 12 17~ AMELIA. ••• 1 1 It) 10 e 5J~ AMHERST •• 3 1 1 20 10 6 27 555 APPOMATTOX 3 1 2 22 6 lq 11 1)9 ARLINGTON. 1 1 g 9 155 51B AUGUSTA. • 4 1 2 2~ 12 50 6~O BATH.. • •• 3 1 2 10 10 5 ,o3 BEDFORD. 2 1 1 16 12 26 885 BLAND ••••• 2 1 1 U 9 5 !:96 BOTETOURT ••• q 1 3 33 10 23 20 605 BRUNSWICK, • 5 1 3 33 10 23 15 930 BUCHANAN •• 2 1 1 19 12 7 3q 582 BUCKINGHAM • 3 1 1 23 12 7 11 205 CAMPBELL • • ) 1 2 2~ 11 13 Ql22.7 CAROLINE , • • 3 1 2 211 9 15 15 910 CARROLL ••• 3 1 1 15 10 5 2q 056 CHARLES CITY. • 1 1 8 8 6 752 CHARLOTTE. • 5 1 38 11 27 12 8'l3 CHESTERFIELD. 2 1 14 10 10) 2qO CLARKE 3 1 2 20 10 10 8 70J CRAIG •••• 3 1 1 21 8 7 6 3 622 CULPEPER. •• 3 1 1 30 11 9 10 20 007 CUMBERLAND • • 1 1 8 B 7 2q5 DICKENSON. 3 1 2 23 10 13 18 JOI DINWIDDIE. • ~ 1 1 17 10 7 20 998 ESSEX •• 3 1 1 28 9 7 8 089 FAIRFAX. •• 5 1 3 35 12 20 512 915 FAUQUIER •••• 5 1 3 3J 9 21 2C! 76J Seo footnotos a+- end of tabla. 82 GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS ...... ,,1 """" .. --- - Table 14. Local Governments and Elected Local Government Officials, by Type of Government, for States and Counties: 1977-Continued Elect.a Laca 1 coyornmenta Eloeted officials county errr- Exll1l:>lt: ~-----r----r---r---r----;r---+--- "T"---r---r--- ...---r---l "1«16 also L'itlm.lh'! tnc Iuded rn I..(}Unty Scho~l SpoCht School Specinl count for Mllnlci- Town- Municl- Town- poput a+rcn Total Count1<.·,s dis" dis- Total Counties dis- dt s-. orber- typC'.:. pdltlu Mhlps politics ships July 191, trich tricts tricts tricts of government a ---- .._.------I-----I----I---+----1I----l-----1I------i---!-----i---!-----i---t------i---- V I RG IN I A--CONTI NUEO FLOYD •• . , 2 1 1 lq 9 10 302 FLUVANNA . 2 1 1 16 9 8 638 FRA~~L1N • q 1 2 3Z 12 6 31 557 FREDERICK. , , , q 1 2 2B 1l 3 27 359 GILE~. , 6 1 5 39 8 16 q84 GLOUCESTER 2 1 13 10 3 17 215 GOOCHLAND" , 2 1 lQ 10 q 11 050 GRAYSON, 5 1 J QO 9 6 15 367 GREENE. •• • 2 1 1 13 8 64n GREENSV! LLE, , : ·1 2 1 1 16 91 10 013 HALIFAX, 6 1 q Q2 12 3 ~o 357 HANOVER, 3 1 1 21 12 II 47 J97 HENRICO, I 2 1 16 10 b 167 -28 HENRY, , 2 1 1 18 11 55 650 HIGHLAND 2 1 1 15 S 2 597 ISLE OF WIGHT, q 1 2 30 10 19 806 JAMES CITY , , 1 1 10 10 17 840 i NELSON , 1 1 9 9 11 794 NEW KENT , , 2 1 1 19 9 10 J51 NORTHAMPTON, , • 7 8 1 5 2 53 8 35 10 15 122 NORTHUMBERLAND 1 1 9 9 9 46(i NOTTOWAy , 'I 1 J 35 10 25 - ,I 13 974 ORANGE 3 1 2 22 10 12 H4 q - 1 15 PAGE, • 1 J 30 10 20 , 18 PATRICK, , , - 436 2 1 ~ 17 10 7 PlTTSYLVANIA 16 122 5 1 3 36 12 21 63 820 POWHATAN, , , 1 1 10 10 9033 PRINCE EDWARD, 3 1 31 13 10 PRIN~E GEORGE, 16 178 1 1 10 10 18 q51 PRINCE WILLIAM 6 1 q }9 10 26 PULASKI, , q 123 376 1 2 26 10 16 sa 553 HAPPAHANNOCK 2 1 1 16 10 6 5 745 RICHMOND 3 1 1 2~ 9 8 8 ROANOKE, , 6 540 2 1 1 13 8 5 62 967 ROCKBRIDGE 3 1 2 23 10 13 ROCKINGHAM 16 920 9 1 7 66 10 50 6 53 135 RUSSELL, , 5 1 3 33 9 21 } 26 lij2 SCOTT, , , , q 1 6 52 12 37 3 SHENAtIDOAH , • , 25 204 7 1 6 5Q 10 44 2!> 679 SMYTH, , , , • 6 1 J 2 37 12 22 -I 3 32 2ij9 SOUTHAMPTON, , , 8 1 6 1 59 12 41 6 18 ij03 SPOTSYLVANIA 2 1 1 16 10 6 ~TAFFORD 22 685 1 1 11 11 30 985 SURRY, , 4 1 J 30 10 20 q 5 553 SuSsn • , , 1 J 32 11 21 11 TA7EWELL 209 , , 7 1 5 Q5 6 34 ij5 660 WARREll , , 2 1 1 15 .0 5 WASHINGTON, , lB qq9 5 1 3 11 19 39 354 f WESTMORELAND , , , , 1 2 3' 10 13 WISE, , 2Q 14 q41 9 1 6 51 11 34 WVTHF, 41 63b 3 1 2 11 12 23 q29 YORK. • , • 2} 1 1 10 10 30 4J4 ! INDEPENDENT CITlES ALEXANDRIA , , 1 9 9 105 BEDFORD, •• no 1 9 9 6 Q26 BRISTOL. • •• • 1 10 aUFNA VISTA, , , 10 2~ 716 1 11 11 (J 683; CHARLOTTESV lLLE, I 9 <) QI 655 CHESAPEAKE .," q 18 IQ 10q 1159 CLIFTON FORGE, , , 1 9 9 5 O'lLI COLONIAL HEIGHTS , , 1 11 II 17 Q72 COVINGTON" , 2 5 -I 5 q 512 DANVILLE • 1 lQ lQ q5 %, F'IPORIA, ,. 2 13 13 5 1152 FAIRFAX, ••• 1 <) =j 9 21 Fl5A ! IIII 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS COUNTY AREAS 83 ~. I1 Table 14. Local Governments and Elected Local Government Officials, by Type of Government, for States and Counties: 1977-Continued 1.o('iIl governments Elected offil.tala Elo(.tl'd ~----'---r---'r---"""'---'-----"T---t------r---r----r----'r---l----I'~~~~!::!!.. Lxhihlt : F':It1lnntcu inc-luded 1n count y SdlOol SpcciBl 6chool Spcda1 count for NunlC to. Town- MuniLi- Town- poputnt um TtJtal (,c>untJ ce d:ls- diG- Total Counties dia- diS" pnl1tl('a ships paUt1Cb ships othe>r t.Ylll'''' July 197;' tri(o ts t r tc ta +r r etu er ict e o r ------~.------~------~---~----~--+_--~---~~----_+--_1----+_--_+---~~---~go-v-p~r~__e'~rt~.1_------~EST VIRGINIA.-CONT/IlUE~ CABELL • 1 1 9 28 5 14 103 654 CALHOUN •• · ,...... 1 1 2 7 5 7 58a CLAy ••• , , 1 1 1 7 5 9 702 DODDRIDGE, 1 1 1 8 5 6 575 I:AYETTE., '" 1 9 1 17 £17 61 5 10 52 426 GILMER ••• , 2 .1 1 26 16 5 7 B06 GRANT. •• • 2 -, 1 3 29 14 5 8 712 GREENBRIER .,. 8 1 3 69 52 5 ~ 32 928 HAMPSHIRE, " , t I 2 I : 1 1 1 15 5 10 12 997 HANCOCK. 1' 3 1 6 22 5 40 126 HARDY, •• -I :~30 I 2 1 1 14 5 9 260 HARRISON , 10 1 15 82 ~ 75 103 .JACKSON. , · .. 2 1 4 Ig~I 14 5 22 144 .JEFFERSON, . 1U 5 1 1 66 J7 5 ·.. 24 132 KANAWHA, 1 14 1 31 160 I 136, 5 2. 225 037 LEWIS ••• 1 2 1 2 29 14 5 20 166 LINCOLN. 1 2 1 5 14 5 20 251 LOGAN, • 1 5 1 1 34 5 47 C26 MCDOWELL 1 9 1 1 ;~Bl \' 63 5 51 661 MARION. 1 9 1 161 79., 59 5 62 805 MARSHALL 1 5 1 ill ""1 5 38 tl~1 MASON ••• 1 6 t I 3 61 I '5 25 254 MERCER • • • , 1 6 1 13 ~~ ~~41 I 5 65 379 MINERAL. •• 1 4 1 5 52 ' 5 2'1 - I 24 757 MINGO ••• 1 5 1 4 321 5 34 628 MONONGALIA · . 1 6 1 14 491 5 fl; 67 116 MONROE • · . 1 2 1 2. 5 14 \ - I 11 6q4 MORGAN • • 1 2 1 14 5 -, 8 S18 NICHOLAS • 11 2 1 5 17 5 51 , 2q 659 OHIO • • • I! 5 1 2 39 5 -I 60 263 PENDLETON, • 11 1 1 1 7 5 -1 7 ,e3 PLEASANTS, • 1\ 2 1 ~ 7 717 POCAHONTAS 1, 4 1 1 2813, 5 6 637 PRESTON. II 10 1 2 5 70 \ 26 844 PUTNAM , I! 6 I 6 46 5 '0 927 RALEIGH. 5 1 7 37 5 77 OQ6 RANDOLP'! 7 1 6 53 5 25 93Q RITCHIE, 6 1 40 5 10 27q RuANE. il ~i 1 11 2. 1 1'1 5 lQ 740 SUMMERS. 1 1 2 11 6 5 13 50ij TAYLOR 2 1 3 10 15 5 15 188 TUCKER • iI '5 1 1 10 )5 5 7 578 TYLER. 1 3 1 2 10 23 5 9 979 UPSHUR I 1 1 4 10 7 5 21 006 WAYNE •• 12 1 4 • 1 6 12 26 5 38 357 WEBSTER. 7 1 J • 1 2. 12. 2.1 5 10 382 ~cTZCL • 1 6 - 1 11 44 5 20 '70 WIRT. • 1 1 - 1 11 7 '\ ij 523 WOOD. , • JI 1 J • 1 7 11 22 5 87 4ij9 WYOMING, · . 3 • 1 1 6 12 19 5 32 q73 WISCONSIN · \ TOTAL, ,,::I 72 576 1 270 410 1'10 'IA 7M 2 539 5 350 ? 54q 7 ADAMS. , 1 2. 17 1 28 15 108 9 il ,52 ASHLAND. ~tI 1 3 D q 30 34 81 26 16 616 BARRON • 4a! 1 10 25 6 6 38 95 157 38 37 146 BAYFIELD 37 1 4 25 , 5 2 27 26 177 BROWN. 33 12 565 371 1 6 18 I 7 5 55 90 132 34 169 467 RUFFALO, • 30 1 5 1'/ 4 3 I'll 22 40 107 24 14 172 BURNETT. •• 30 1, 3 ?l J 2 ?01 27 26 124 2.1 10 766 CALUMET ••• , 23 l' 6 9 5 2 lPI 25 58 65 33 29 06 CHIPPEWA • 39 11 7 2J 5 3 JOn 40 83 150 29 q9 ~03 CLARK,. " ~7 1 11 33 8 q ~70 36 74 212 48 32 270 , COLUMBIA , ij6 l' 13 ?l 9 2 320 31 99 D3 57 42 401 CRAWFORD " .... 26 1, 10 11 J I 1 1<)':> 2.5 82 66 19 16 067 DANE, • 65 24 35 16 9 6N 54 223 236 10'1 DODGE. 301 668 ~5 il 17 24 9 4 415 48 138 166 63 72 773 DOOR ••• 24 1 5 14 4 l'lA 28 46 96 24 22 ~6~ DOUGLAS, , 27 1 6 16 :; 1 l'O 39 67 \ \12 12 ijq ,79 OUNN •• , • 38 1 8 2? 4 3 257 38 55 D6 28 557 EAU CLAIRE • , 31 28 1 5 lJ 4 5 1M 42 42 81 15 72 491 FLORENCE , • • • 10 1 8 1 71 16 46 7 J 59q FOND DU LAC •• 41 1 11 21 7 3}4 47 98 145 4q 87 768 FOREST • . 20 1 1 14 3 150 27 1J 92 15 6 669 GRANT. • .. . h5 1 19 33 12 5~7 40 169 211 87 q9 561 GREEN •• , • 36 1 7 16 6 6 21.11 39 58 100 4q 28 753 ~REEN LAKE •• , ,. 21 1 6 10 4 177 29 49 65 34 17 441 IOWA • • • 31 1 11 lq 5 2111 30 90 88 n 19 256 hot! Ico tnobos Itt end ot table. 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS COUNTY AREAS 85 Table 14. Local Governments and Elected L.ocal Government Officials, by Type of Government, for States and Counties: 1977-Continued IDeal &'Qverntlents Sloctod oCUelals Flt.'1t,,;' ~ llu't \ ,,< 1i ... 1," ! I------...---.---.,.-- ...----.----t----.--,--r----,---.,..-----. .~~ltll, .11 ,- State and county 1111 lu,'('u '\1 " School Spechl School Sp~\,·lttol ~.u.mt t,n Munici- Town- Atunic1- 'rOW,\'" Total Counties dis- rlh- Totnl Counties Jts ... til" palities ships pdlltloJ' .hips .\th," h~'1 tricts tr1cts hirh trhtiJ &\ \t't "H,t;'~ \1: ------+------+--~----r-~----~--+_--_r--_+--~--~~--+_--4--~ WISCONSIN--CONTINUED IRON. , .. , . 16 1 2 10 it 26 13 60 n O,'~ JACKSON, • , , 1 6 q 32 21 29 q6 12' ;; ,/'1' JEFFERSON. , 35 1 8 16 7 J q7 69 "9 ,.., ",tl ..' JUNEAU. , ,· 36 1 9 19 S Z )0 67 ib 1" ' .." 1 q KENOSHA. 31 8 l' 4 22? 37 53 58 'I l~4 ":1 KEWAUNEE • 19 1 q 10 3 1 166 28 76 q 41 -I .:u !'O LA CROSSE. 25 1 6 12 2 236 q5 8q 83 l\~\ (3r,t 1 8 'I LAFAYETTE. , , 34 18 7 2~0 27 66 106 - I 18 ,"1 LANGLADE · 1 · 26 2 17 3 3 109 30 22 107 '1 1" t\\'It- LINCOLN •• 22 1 2 16 1 2. 177 28 3q 106 '~ ~ I~ MANITOWOC, 39 1 q , 12 18 31~ 38 125 126 • I II"" I MENOMINEE, , 1 1 1 1 '23 l' 9 .1 < 1111 MILWAUKEE, , 1 q 36~ q5 37 19 13 2'0 • I 1 \"1,.1 MONROE • • • • qO 1 9 ''''3 2' 4 2 27~ 39 72 140 - I l) 176 OCONTO, ••• 35 1 5 23 5 1 26:, ijO Sq no : ~7 ~rt6 ONEIDA •••• 32 1 1 20 6 4 1M 30 9 99 :; .'8 400 OUTAGAMIE, , , 50 1 11 20 7 11 53 130 129 ... , 12q qlq OZAUKEE. •• 19 1 R 6 3 ! 39 85 ql "14 ~!9 PEPIN. , 16 1 3 8 3 1 20 26 fIll 7 ~Pq PIERCE 33 1 8 17 6 1 2q 110 ,19 zq 5' 1110 POLK, • 49 1 11 S 5 32 77 152 JC PQ6 PORTAGE. 33 1 10 17 J 2 36 95 In ~2 110 PRICE. 26 1 5 17 3 1B3 29 35 97 15 7lJ RACINE • , 39 1 9 9 12 8 269 46 87 72 175 781 RICHLAND 26 1 6 16 2 1 183 30 56 Sq 16 ',l;1 ROCK 112 1 8 20 7 6 322 52 85 138 11) .,9) RUSK, • , 1 9 24 4 3 23q 29 61 116 15 100 ST, CROIX. 1 12 21 6 5 303 39 88 121\ ,18 (166 SAUK • 1 15 22 3 330 q! 1J~ 1~1 ijO ~36 SAWYER , 1 5 16 I 191 23 32 llA 11 [,lI9 SHAWANO. 1 11 25 5 ) 337 39 100 150 SHEBOyGAN. 39 1 13 15 9 1 36B 50 1'0 126 99 61'1 TAYLOR •• , 3q 1 5 22 3 ~ 2'6 26 36 1~1 18 )7) TREMPeALEAU. • 3B 1 11 15 7 u 274 29 89 100 ;q u'q VERNON , 39 1 11 21 6 302 J7 108 115 25 ""1 VILAS, ., 21 1 1 lq q 1 14~ 29 5 67 , 13 bJ7 YiAl.VtORTH 52 1 11 16 18 6 341 4' 91 107 TOTAL. 3B5 2~ 90 - 55 217 2 05Q 266 Qa, }~7 -)116 376 JII ALBANY • 10 1 2 - 1 6 62 12 14 _ 9 n 2( M,O .] i:IG HORN q3 1 6 - 4 30 211 12 43 M 2q III 11 lb6 CAMPBELL 6 1 1 - 1 5 5q 12 8 _ 7 n 13 (YO CARBON • , , 21 1 l' - 2 7 121 11 57 - 16 37 16 'l'l~ CONVE~SE • , 10 1 3 - 2 q 5B 12 12 - lq "0 u [I'B CRfJOK. • 7 13M 1 2 47 \3 15 _ 9 10 q a03 FREMONT. 33 16M 12 14 161 ". 34 - 56 59 31 11['0 GOSHEN ••• 31 1 5 - 2 23 141 11 23 - 16 91 11 776 HOT SPKINGS. 9 1 3 - 1 q q5 11 10 - 7 17 Qe1,7 JJHNSON, , 10 12M 1 6 57 11 10 _ 9 e r 5 7?O LAPA~IE. 17 1 , M 3 9 97 11 26 M 23 37 6J 212 LINCOLN. 26 16M 1 20 141 13 30 M 7 'll 9 9~9 NATRONA. , , . 17 1 5 - 1 10 93 13 29 - 7 4fl 55 007 NIOBRARA , 9 1 3 - 1 q 55 11 15 M 9 20 2. 895 FARK • · 30 1 3 - 4 22 150 12 14 M ~6 9n 18 &71 FLATTE 13 1 5 - 2 5 69 11 25 - 12 21 7 ~75 5HERIDAN" 16 1 , M , 7 66 12 23 - 26 25 M 19 Y['4 SIJBLETTE, " , 17 1 3 - 2 11 79 11 15 - 12 41 - q 113 SWEETWATER" 16 15M 3 7 95 13 29 - 21 J2 _ 30 14q TETON, , , , , 6 1 1 - 1 3 39 11 7 - 7 lq _ 6 Q16 lIINTA., "" 11 1 3 - 3 , 67 11 17 - 19 20 - 9 I.U1 WASHAKIE , 18 1 2 - 2 13 86 11 14 M 12 51 - 8 (JOll _W~ES~T~O~N~~~,~,~~~~_L ~5L___ ~I~ ~2~ -~ ~I~ __ ~I~ ~'~B~ __ ~II~ __ ~1~3~ -~ 9~ :_L_ -__ 6 ;"4!J - Roprosents zero or rounds to zero. ITohl has been adjusted to excfude elechd officIals sorvlng both tho county and township or municipal gOYernmohts. See text. IEttoct1vc May 2J 1971, Denr- l'ld"o LtlUllty will be conaolidated with tho city of Anltcondn, and Silvor Dow County will be consolidntod with thu 'lity 0' Putto. Thosa consolidated city-county govorwMnttJ will b(' tl't:.'lIlt II .n census stnHsUcs as municipaUties rathor than as countios. Dnta tn this table, however, are as ot January 1977. :IIVotos ot Now York town RuporvisurBI' J.n thoir (a~ll( 11y all members oC county boards of supervisors, oro weighted .ceol'ding to population of town. 86 GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS ;::....._.::t ....._ I Table 15. Legally Authorized Elective Offices of State and Local Governments, by Type of Government: 1977 Typu of KOycrnmcnt and title of olectivo office Term Method of Election area. Remarks (include numbor lor multiplo-porson officos) (y ce rs) compensntion ALABAMA 5TAT> GOVEPtIM[.NT LEG I~LATUfl": 1lPRC.ErlTAT IVE~ (105) REPf SWA TORS (35) SE:NATOH IAL Pt({ 01t:.!~ fuJD DISTInCT. EXPl.m:.L.~. O')ARtlS: PUULIC SERVICE COMI1ISSI0I~eRS (3). II AT LARGe OOARD OF WIJCAT IOU (8). CONGt~lSb lONAL P E.R lJII M At.Cl !JtJVt f\'fjl ,r~ ) S A'~ E.X Of r I( 10 fHJHlLR or Tift BOAPU I DISTRICT. lxPtm ..~~. OTHEk El ECT!Vl I)FF IC ES: APPEALS COURT ~UDOES (SEE REMAPKS). AT LARGE SALAR(. f!VL ~UDGlS ON COURT OF CHIHINAL APPEALS ANO ~ ~UUGLS ON COURT OF CIVIL APPEALS. ATTORNEY GENERAL. q AT LARGE SALAPY, AUO ITOR ••• q AT LARGE r..Al..AHY, .!RCUIT COIJR7 ~UOGEf, (109). 6 JUDICIAL CIRCUlT ~{\LAHV • COMMI'lSIONER ')J' AGRICULTURE AHD INDUSTRIes. q AT LARGE SALAHY. DISTRICT ATTORNEYS (38) q JUDICIAL CIRCUIT SALAry. D IbTRICT COURT ~'JDr.ES (09). 6 ~UDICIAL DISTRICT. SALIII1Y. IJOVlRNOR. • • • • • q AT LARGP. SALAHV. L1WTEHAUT GOV ERNOR II AT LARGl Pt:H {,n.." seCRetARY OF STATE. • • II AT LARGL ~ALAR'r'. ~UPRLME COURT ~USTICES (9). 6 AT LARGE f,ALAhV. T IU.ASURf.r~ q AT LAllG~ tjALARY. COUNTY GOVERNMENTS OOVLr,NING nouv (SlE R1I1ARKS). SEE REMARKS, C',Lt. F~ f1,"",hKt I r ,-1P(~ 111"'. Vt.l~IU .. rf OTHER ELECTIVE OFFICES: CLlkK OF rHE C IRCUlT COURT. 6 AT LARGE: rlL:, (SEE RtMARKS). ~""'.Tllvl1tlNAL A'IW['mtHS .. ITIi l. CONSTABLES (1 PER purCINCT) 'I PREC I/;CT Ff..U. COI,ONER (SEr REMARKS) II AT LAR~C f f t~) A,JTIf0r( I ....t.f... IN ('OU~1T I u, Of l t~:' THAN :300,OOOj iWP'JH.T1V[ IH .jlfrV'!:or~ \:Our~TY, OlPUTY OI['lRICT ATTORNEY (SEE REIMRKS) CIRCIJIT. !,ALARV u.rcrr.o Ir~ A r c, ('"f)UNTH,b UNCltR SPE:C IAL LCld:"'LA- r IV rr:'?'.1 I' lrtl~' DEPUTY CURK OF THE C IReUIT C(JURT (SLE REMARKS) 6 C lI ~UDGE OF PRODAll COURT (SEE Rt'iARKS). 6 AT LARGE r!:..t.~ I)k SALJ\kV JIJ A t4'HlUlK )r co.nrr n.s SU 5HfRU'f I.T LARuE SAtAI1Y. TAX. A!'SE5!:tOf(. AT LAllal. SALAUY r)r: rLE:( AN[J cornlp,f.l<)tjf, TAX COLLLOOR AT LAlWE: SAl.ARY or.. rCt!, AND C"lrUtISS l!Jt.f>, TRlA~UfH,R (5tE fH.HAI{K5) II AT LARGE SALARY OH tLt(TlU II .. OfjLY A fEW COUHTttS tJNDtk ljPI~C tAl. Cl)I~I"I~(,lOIJc;;.. LtllI~LI\1' IVl PHf)vICjIOI~S. I1UII rc IPAL IT IE5 couNcrL-r1ANAltl.R ClTII".S ANU TOwNS (St:.E ReMARKS). SLC ~EC ReMARK.S. !JlL fdf1M'KS. OPlRATf. U;~~t.r! llTiltr' I1AYOf(-COUr~CJL Ok C(lm1FJ5Illf~ REMAPKS. r01ll1 or u'1Vu MAYOR-COUNCIL ~ITIES ANO TOwNS: ~OVtRNINU UIlOV--ALDLf f)NMI5t)lON c rr u.s ANn rOl'lNS (OV!II 1,000 ONL\ ): OOVcRNINll U()DY--COMMI~S IONU'<;: utNERAl. LAW (31 4 AT LAHuL SALAH'" ',PLCI,\L LAW (~ q AT LARGE SALArY, 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS ELECTIVE OFFICES 87 r I -- I11III Table 15. Legally Authorized Elective Offices of State and Local Governments, ""-l" ~J ~~ by Type of Government: 1977-Continued :~.:,":'.J, Term Method ot Type oC government und tit'"" ot elective ofUce Election areB (includo number for mult1ple"pors"n ofUces) \.Years' colnpcnsnt1on " ALABAMA-Continued SCHOOl. DISTRICTS COUNTY SCHOOl. SYSTEMS: GOVERNING BODY--CCUNTY BOARD Of EDUCATION (5) 6 AT I.ARGE PER DIEM AND EXPENSES. OTliER EI.ECTIVE OffICES--COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT q AT LARGE SALARY • Of EDUCATION (SEE REMARKS). SPECIAl. DISTRICTS SOIl. AND WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICTS: GOVERNING BODy--eOA~D OF SUPERVISORS (SEE REMARKS ). OTHER BOARDS--WATERSHED CONSERVANCY DISTRICT BOARD OF SUPERVISORS (5; SEE RmARKS). WATERSHED DISTRICT. CXPWSES. WATERSIlLO 11iSTRICl~ WlllCIi MAV HIlIUI't AOI 'l' Pl\kT Of ONI. OR MORt. SOIL ~ONSI.RVATIl)N lIl"'1><1< t : ARC CLASSlflLD AS SUUDISTRIOS OF lin ~llll AM' ______L- .L .l...- "_L.!:IVA::.T;.:E:::R:-::C;::O:::NS':RVATION OISTR 1(, lSTAOL I~,H !!'" H.~,\. ''-'" , . , I ! '\ \ , ~ , .i l! .j 'J IiII 11 I J I .'I 88 GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS Table 15. Legally Authorized Elective Offices of State and Local GOYlernments, by Type of Government: 1977-Continued Type of governMent Bnd tltlc of ctect rve olfice Term Method III Election area Rccarks nuetuec nwnbvI' for multiple-porson offices) tycors) compcnsut tcn ALASKA STAH GOVERNMENT LEG ISL.~l URE: REPRESENTATIVES (qO). 2 ELECTION DISTRICT. SALARY. SENATORS (20) q SENATORIAL SALARY. o ISTR ICT. OTHER ~OAROS: REGIONAL EDUCATION ATr(NDANCE AREAS: REG IONAL SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS (~-11). 3 AT LARGE • SALARY. ESTABLISIIED IN Tilt UNORGANIltD BOROUGIIS AND THE MILITARY RlSERVATIONS NOT SERVED BY OTHCR I I ! S(HOOL DISTRICTS. COMMUNITY SCHOOL COHMITTEE--COMMITTEE MEMBERS 3 AT LARGE. UNSPEC If"HD. tSTAOLISIiED IN EACII COMMUNIlI' OR MILITARY RtSER- (SEE REMARKS). VATION SERVLD IN A kEGIONAL tDUCATION ATTEND- t ANCE ARI.A. IN AN AREA UNDlR 251 PUPILS TIlE COMMITTCl CONSISTS OF 3 MEMBERS UNLESS IN- CREASto PUR~UANT TO A RE,'ERENDUM TO o. IN AREAS WIlIl OVER 250 PUP ILS THERE ARt 5 MEMBtRS U~LESS INCREASED PURSUANT TO REf"EREIIDUM TO 7. OTHER ELECTIVE OFFICES: DISTRICT COURT JUDGES (17; SEE REMARKS) q JUD IC IAL DISTRICT. SALARY SEC "SUPERIOR COURT JUDGeS," B[LOW. ·1I GOVERNOR (l>EE REMARKS) •••••• q AT LARGE • SALARY LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR AND GOVERNOR ELECTED ON LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR (SEE REMARKS) :1 q AT LARGE • SALARY SA"tE TICKET. SUPERIOR COURT JUDGES (20; SEE REMARKS) .: 6 JUDICIA~ DISTRICT. SALARY SUPEI HOME RULE (SEE REMARKS) • THE CONSTITUTION PROVlDtS THAT FIRST CLASS BOIlOUGllS I1AY ADOPT HOME RULE CHARTERS. GENERAL LAW: GOVERN INU BODY~-ASSlMBLYM(N: BOROUGHS NOT INCLUDING A FIRST CLASS CITV ~ AT LARGE (SEE SALARY NUMBlR DEPENDS ON POPULATION or BOROUGH; PRO- (5 TO 11; seE REMARKS). REMARKS). VISIONS tlAY ALSO ui, MADE rOR ELECTION AT LARGE 1,IlH A "SECTION" RESIDENCE RCQUIREMENT. BOROUGHS INCLUD ING A FIRST CLASS CITY (SEE SEE SEE REMARKS. SALARY COMPOSITION OF ASSEMBLV IS DETERMINED BY oso r- REMARKS ). Rr.MARKS NANCE IN ,\CCORDANCE WITH EQUAL REPRESENTATION REQUIREfIENTS; TEHM IS NORMALLY 3 YEARS BUT CAN BE CHANGED BY ORDINANCE SO LONG AS IT DOES NOT \ EXCEto q YeARS. IN SOfiE BOROUGIIS, TIlE ASSEMBLV INCLUDES SELECTED HEMBERS OF THE C lTV COUNC ILS OF FIRST-CLASS CITILS WITIiIN THt BOROUGH, IN ADOITIQN TO ELECTED ASSEMBLY MEMBlRS REPRESENT- IN~ MEAS OUTSlOl FIRST-CLASS CITIES. OTHEI! BOARDS--BOROUGH SCHOOL BOARD: DISTRICTS WITH 5,000 OR IIORE PUPILS (7) :I AT LARGE SALARY lSTRICTS ,VITH LESS THAN ",000 PUt-ILS MAV UY OIlDINANCl PROVIDt FOR THE ELECTION or 7 MEMBERS. DI~THICTl> WITH LESS THAN 5,000 PUPILS 3 AT LARGE SALARY IN THIRD CLASS BOROUGHS THE ASSEMBLV SERVES AS (', OR 7). f niL SCHOOL BOARD. ADV ISOI MUNIC IPALI,IES' (HE RLHARKS) THE CONSTITUTION AND STATE LAW PROVIDE THAT FIRST CLASS CITIES MAY ADOPT HeME RULE CHAR- TERS THAT WOULD PROV IDE FOR THEIR GOVERNMENT. UNlflW IIOMl kULe MUNICIPALITIES (THE MUNICIPAL- •• ALTHOUGH ANCHORAGl, JUNEAU AND SITKA OPE:RATt lTV OF' ANCHORAGl, THl CITY AND BOROUGH OF UNDER HOllE RULE CHARTtRS, PROVISIONS FOil THlIR JUNEAU, AND THE CITY ANa BOROUuH or SITKA; SEE GOVERNMlNT ARE PRESl .. r m HERE BECAUse TliESC H(MARK~ ). THREE CITIES REPRESENT A RAR~ SITUATION OF CITY AND COUNTY CONSOLIDATION. GOVERNING BODV--ASSEMBLVMEN (SEE REMARKS) SEE SEE REMARKS. SALARY ASSWBLV CONSISTS or 11 MEMBEhS IN ANCHORA('E, 9 REMARKS. t1EHBtRS IN JUNEAU, AND 6 HEMBCRS IN SITKA; TERM (SUBJECT TO q-YEAR MAXIMUM) AND ELlCTION AREA SPECIFlfD BY ORDINANCE, SUBJECT TO EQUAL REPRf- SENTATION REQUIREMENTS. OtHlR BDAl105--SCHOOL BOARD (SEE REMARKS). 3 AT LARGE. SALARY 5C1100I. QOAllO CONSISTS OF 7 ELECTED MlMBERS IN ANCliOI1AGE AND JUNEAU, AND 5 ELECTED t1EMBERS IN SITKA. OTHER ELECTIVE OFFICES: MAYOR • SEl AT LARGE • SALARY. TlRM AND COMPENSATION SPlCIFIED tN CHARTER. REMARKS. I See footnoto at ond Qf State. 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS ELECTIVE OFFICES 89 ---...... _----- "------..~ y---- Table 15. Legally Authorized Elective Offices of State and Local Governments, by Type of Government: 1911-Continued Type ot government and title ot efect Ivo c tee Tcrr.l Method of tr :Election orca ------l----l------r------f------.(include number for rJ!.ult1ple-person offices) (yoors) compchsat 101\ ---.. ALASKA-Continued " ~ '_ I' HUN IC IPALIT I ES--CONT INUED : " ..~ GENERAL LAW CITIES: GOVERN ING BODY: DEVELOPMENTAL CITY--CO~NCIL (7; SEE REMARKS). AT LARGE. SALARY. TO PROHOTL rur ORDlRLY DEVlLOPMENT fiRST CLASS CITY--COUNCIL (6) ~ (SEE AT LARGE SALARY COUNCIL OY ORDINANCE MAY CHANG, TltL TlRM ." REMARKS~ OHICE, OUT NOT TO lXClW 'I YlARS. SECOND CLASS CITY--COUNCIL (7). AT LARGE SALARY SAME AS ABOVe. OTHER BOARDS: CITY SCHOOL BOARDS (5 OR 7, SEE REMARKS fOR A.' LARGE SALARY ESTAOLISHeD IN fiRST CLASS ClTlLS OUTSIOL TIll BOROUGH SCHOOL BOARDS). ORGANIZED BOROUGHS. PUBLIC UTILITY BOARDS (5; SEE REMARKS). 5 AT LARGE SALARY AUTHORIZED IN C!TltS THAT OWN AND OPfRATC A PUBLIC UTILITY. OTHE~ ELECTIVE OffICES: MAYOR (SEE REMARKS) • SEE AT LARGE. SALARY. ELeCTLD IN ONLY FIRST CLA~S CITIES, TlR~ MAV Dl REMARKS. I-q YEARS; HOMe RULl CITIes MAKL OWN PROVISI')N~ IN CHARTER. 'First. ), ", i t i : 90 GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS " ------.,-~;-- Table 15. Legally Authorized Elective Offices of State and Local Governments, by Type of Government: 1977-Continued I ! Typ(' "t guv. rut:u;'nt and t ale of c Iect avo oUlce Torm Election area Method ot I ncoarks irlliudu numbtJT f,H' lIlultll,lQ"portJon ottlcea) (years) compensatton I ! --~---'--'-:""~--~-+-:"'--l-----+--~---+------I ARIZONA l 51 ATL liOVlRNHEIlT ! LE.i.a 1'.,It..1\ TIJkU l'lPRI~lIHATlVLS (60). • 2 LEGISLATIVE OIS- SALARY (SEE IN LARG!: SINGLE COUNTY LEGISLATIVE OISTRICTS, TRICT (SEE REMARKS ). SUBOISTRICTS ARE ESTAB~ISHEO FOR lLECTION Of I REMARKS ). SENATOR AND 2 REPRESENTATIVlS EACHj BOTH ReCEIVE PEn DIEM ALLOWANCE fOR SPECIAL SlSSIONS. t;.lNATC)l(~ ( su) •• 2 COUNTY SALARY (SEE I RtHARKS ). Ut)AHO!.i: l r'HdlO.flATlf)N (f)Mt11~&lONLItS (3) 2 AT ~ARGE SALARY. !"uPlftVl~J)f(!q 501L CONSCRVATION DISTRICTS (3 PER 6 DISTRICT AT LARGE. NOT SPEC IfiED. U I!JTfdCT). Til.X t..l)HHl~!.dONLHa (3) ... 6 AT ~ARGI: . SALARY. OTHLR u v r rvt, IJfFICLS: APPlLl,ATl (OURT JU~T1CE& (9). 6 o IV IS ION (SEE SALARY HI D IV IS ION NO.1, 2 JUDGES ARE ELECTED FROM RtHARKS ). MARICOPA COUNTY, 1 FROM rue OTHLII 6 COUNTIL, Of TtiL OIVISION; IN DIVISION NO.2. 2 JUDGeS AkL E~tCTlO fROM PIMA COUNTV, 1 FnOM THE OTliU< 6 COUNTIES Of THE DIVISION. ATTOlwrv I.JlNlHAL. f • 2 AT ~ARG£ SALARY. uOVlI(N taf)VlImlNrJ OC)UY--!,UPlHVlSONS (3 TO 5). q SUPERVISOR SALARY AND DISTRICT. Eh.'ENSES. orut« UOAk[)!,--l) I/llt TO"S, ANT I-NOX 10US W£EO 2 DISTRICT AT LARGe. NOT SPEC IFIEO. UbTl OWL!< L~LCTlVl OffICl',: M}~l~lJrm. q AT LARGI: • SALARY. ATT'JHNI V. • •• ,. q AT LARGE • SALARY. r l.l~K. OF ~IJPLf{l()H cousr q AT ~AllGE • SA~ARY. tON!rTAULl.~ (1 PlH PHlC INCT) •••••• q JUSTICE PllECINCT SALARY. JU'>Tll L~ Of nu, PlACL (l PER PRLCINCT). q JUSTIC E PREC INCT SALARY. j(lCtJMJI R. • q AT LARGE SA~ARY. !".IlilkIf f ••••••••• q AT LARGE • SALMY. !.1JI'1.I ~IJPlHltH< {()!JkT JUUli[ (hLL Htt~i\RKS). q AT LARGE SALARY aNL IN tACH COUNTY, BUT IN COUNT I es OVER 30,000 MI ADD ITiONAL JUDGE FOR tACH ADD ITIONAL 30,000 INHABITANTS, IF AUTHORIZED BY GnVERt.OR ON I'LTI- \ TlON or BOARD Of SUPERVISORS. AT LARGE • SALARY. MIJNIC IPALIT 11.5 I CITIES OVER 3,500 POPU~ATION MAY ADOPT A CHARTER \\HICII PROVIDES fOR THIER GOVLRNMENT. CI1MM()N .. CllU~t.IL I IT J E& AND TO\VN~: CJ!)Vthr" Ij~l.I uonv- ..t:I)UNr ILNlN: T(Jo\N~ ')r 1,~Ou 01< t10Hf. (7) •• 2 AT LARGE • SALANY OR PER 0 I EM T nWN~) In 1. U)!J HIAN 1t ')00 ('). 2 AT LARGE • SALARY OR PER 0 I EM lO:vN~J of ~i 01..1\) nu NUHf. ASSUtllNG C lTV O~GAN 1- 2 OR q SEE REMARKS. SA~ARY OR PER DIEM SCVlN MEMBERS ELECTtO AT LARGE OR 6 MCMDEIlS lAT tuN (·)u HUli\folK&). (CALLED ALDERHEN) ELECTED fROM \,AROS AND 7TH MEMBER ELEC1EO AT LARGE TO ACT AS MAYOR. 'HUll< lLltTlVl 'lff leL!. (!.LE HlMAIlKS). '1 IN COtlHON COUNC IL C IT I ES AND TOIINS, MAYOr< IS SELECTED OY AND fROM ~MONG COUNe I~ MU1B~RS EXCEP1 \IHEN ELECTIONS ARE BY WARG:i (SEC ABOVl). SEE SEE REMARKS. SCE REI-lARKS. ELECTION OPTIONAL; PROVISIONS fOR orr icc BY REMARKS. HUNIC IP~L ORO INANCE. anAf\lJ:'I-\JI-1HlJ'lT~f(; CITILh AND TOWNS (SEE. REPRESENTS A TEMPORARY fORM Of OPEI IJ()VUddr~l... OOUY--THUhTlE~ (3) •••••• 3 AT LARGE: • NOT SPEC IrIED. l-E,',~ THAN bOO voru, CAST IN PIIECEO HEG 2 WARDS. NOT SPECIFIED. HUN1e IPAL u.ir r ION (1 PER WARD). "TIILH I LLl T IVl Off ICt~ (St~ REMARKS). soru CLASSES ELECT A MAYOR AND POLICr. curer (OR MARSHA~)j A RECORDER AND TREASUREII ARl E~ECTED IN THOSE CITIES AND TOWNS WITH 600 TO 8bO VOTES CAST. 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS ELECTIVE OFFICES 91 • Tabte 15. Legally Authorized Elective Offices of State and Local Governments, by Type of Government: 1977-Continued Typu of KtJYtlTMtmt und t1 tIe IJf eIer-t tvo off1('e T..... Method ot Election area Rcmarke 'lndude nl.lJ:lbortor multiplu"portlon ottlcca) (yea .. ) componsation ARKANSAS ~TATE "OVCRNMWT LEGI&LAT'J"~: RLPRL5LNTATIVrs (100) 2 COUNTY SALARY AND PER DIEM. !,f HATORS (35) • q SENATORIAL SALARY AND PER DISTRICT. OIEM. OTllLR LLlCT IVf OF:ICES; ATToRriU ~EJiLRAL. " 2 AT LARGI: • SALARY. AI)t'JITOR • • • • • ., 2 AT LARGI: • SALARY. CHAHtLLLORS (~7), •• 6 CliANCI:RY 0 ISTR ICT. SALARY. CIRCUIT COURT J"or,E~ (26) • q JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. SALARY JUDICIAL CIRCUITS ENTITLEO TO 2 OR MORE JUDGES ARE DIVIDED INTO DIVISIONS fOR THEIR ELECTION. OlMrH5:; lONER OF HATE LAlI05 2 AT LARGI: • SALARY. GOV1RNOk •••• , • 2 AT LARGE • SALARY. 2 AT LARGE • SALARY. ~~~~Igj~~~Ga~i~~~~~Y5(18): 2 JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. SALARY. StCRtTAr,Y Of STATe. • • 2 AT LARGE. SALARY. 5UPRtME counr JUST ICES (7). , B AT LARGI: • . SALARY. TR£A5URtR •••••• tJ • 4 • • • •••••• 2 AT LARGE SALARY. COliMUrUTY JlJll lor, COLLEGE D ISTRICTS--D IRECTORS 6 COLLEGE DISTRICT. NOT sPEClflEO. (9 PER DISTRICT). CD'JNTY GOVLnNMENTS GOVtnN INU UIJOY--CJUOHUM COURT (SEE REHARKS). SEE SlE QEMARKS. PI:R DtEM AND COMPOSED Of COUNTY JUDGE AND ALL JUSTICES Of THI: REMARKS. EXPENSE5. PEACE OF THE COUNTY (SEE BELOW). OTlitR BOAI/I)5--BOARO OF EDUCATION (5). 5 laNES. EXPEflSEs. OTtH k tLLtT IV£. on I~U.: A5&lSSOR. • • • • • 2 AT LARGE SALARY. C,lIiLU IT COUI COLLE~ TOR or TAX£.: (HL RlMARK5). 2 AT LARGE SALARY IN MOST COUNTIES, SHERIFf ACTS AS COLLeCTOR Of T~X£S • t;ONf,TABLIL (l PER TOWNSHIP) 2 TOWNSHIP SALARY. CORONtR • • 2 AT LARGC SALARY. COUNTY CLLRK ('.Lt i'lMAkK5): 2 AT LARGE SALARY OPTIONAL orr rc c: WIIERE NO'r ELECTED, CIRCUIT CLEf,K SERVtS LX orr rc I~'. <.OUNTY JUUGL (',lL rHMARKS). 2 AT LARGE SALARY . . ALSO SERVES AS CHAIRMAN 01 THE QUORUM COURT (SEE ABOVt). JuSTICES or TIll PtALL (su rrtMAf(KS) 2 DISTRICT SALARY (SEE RECEIVES PER DIEM AND EXPENSES fOR ATTENDANCE REMARKS ). IN QUORUM COURT. EffECTIVE 1977, COUNTY DIVIDED INTO 9-15 DISTRICTS fOR ELECTION Of JUSTICES Of THe PEACE. 2 AT LARGE • . SEE REMARKS. COMPENSATION MAY BE fROM ANi OR ALL Of THE fOL- LOWING--SALARY AND EXPENsEsi liAV ALSO SERVE AS COLLECTOR Of' TA)(ES (SEE AllOVE). SUI CtfARTLll llTll& (filL HLMANK5). ANY fiRST OR SECOND CLASS CITY MAY BE GHANTED A CHARTeR \VII ICH PROV IDES FOR ITS GOVERNMENT. OOVLI~N IN~ BOllY: ADMIN ISTIlATOf! r ORM (c IT ILS (~VLR 2, ,00 POPULA- q SEE REMARKS. Pt~ MEETING. MAYOR IS ELECTED AND SERVES AS CliAIRflAN Of THE TION 1~-nIR[CT')RS (71. BOARD BUT DOCS tlOT vore. THREE DIRECTORS ARE ELECTED AT LARGE AND q IN NARDS. ~,)fIM I~~!UN fOHN (llVLR 18.000 POPULA1ION--COM- 'I AT LARGE. SALARY MAYOR 15 ADt' IT 10NAL MEMBER Of THC BOARD Of COM- , NIS~10NLRS (Iii SlI RIMAIlKb). MlsCIONERS (SEE BELOW). CtTY MAY PROVIDE fOR ONLY 2 COMMISSIONEHs PLUS tlAYOR. I MANAhER f I)Rli (OVLI< ~,~oo POPULAT ION--O IREC- q AT LARGE • UNPA 10. TORS \'1), I ,,)UNe IL f .l/ll"--ALlH IIMLN: I fIRST U.N)l, t;lTJL~ (2 f~fl( WARO) • SEE SEE REMARK5. SALARY.. CITIES OVER 50,000, TERM q YEARS, UNDER 50,000, e~ RLMARKs. TERM 2 YEARsi ELECTED AT LARGE WITH WARD RESI- I DENCt REQUIREMENT UN~ess COUNCIL PROVIDES BY OIlD INANC,- FOR ELECT ION BY WARDS. ! ! ~tl"t1N[} t.lA~fJ \ ITlt.5 (~ Plk: WARO). 2 SEE REMARKS. SALARY ELECTED AT LARGE WITH WARD RESIDENCE REQUIRE- i MENTS. I, 2 AT LARGE. SALARY MAVOR AND RECORDER ARE ADDITIONAL MEMBERS Of ! COUNC IL (SEE BELOW). 'lTHlR tLltTIVL or r rcrs r ATTOHNlY (bEl. RLMAHKS). SEE AT LARGE. SEE REMARKS. OPTIONAL FOR SECOND-CLASS c rr rcs AND TOIVNsi IN REMARKS, COUNCIL fORM CITIES fROM 2,500-50,000, q YEAR TERM, UNDER 2,500, 2-YEAR TERMi FIRST CLASS CITIES, SALARY, SECOND CLASS CITIES AND TOWNS, EITHER SALARY OR SALARY AND fEESi FIRST CLASS CITIES OVER 50,000, POSITION IS APPOINTIVE • •ttl ront no tu lit end or t.tnhh 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS ELECTIVE OFFICES 93 .- !I • • Table 15. Legally Authorized Elective Offi~es of State and Local Governments, by Type of Government: 1977-Continued Ty~e ot gOV(lrMltU\t and title of e!Qct!ye attice Term Metbod of Election area Remnr~ ------~--~------_r------~------(includo n\.l.mberfor JIn.Iitlplo-person I)U1eos) (ye ... s) ccepensat rcn CALIFORNIA nAH GOVERNMENT EGISlATURC: ASSEMBLYMEN (eo) 2 ASSEMBLY DISTRICT. SALARY AND PER DIEM. SENATORS (uc) , q SENATORIAL SALARY AND PtR DISTRICT. DIEM. BOAROS: ~OARO or COUALlZA: ION-MEMBERS (q). 4 EQUAl.IZATION SALARY. DISTRICT. OTHER ELECTIVe OHIC(S: APPELLATE COURT ouoccs (56; SEE REMARKS) 12 APPELLATE COURT SALARY INITIALLY APPOINTED BY GOVERNOR WITH APPROVAL Of DISTRICT. COMMISSION ON JUDICIAL APPOINTMENTS. THEREAfTER ELECTED ON RECORD. . nORNEY GENERAL q 'T LARGE SALARY. CONTROLLER q AT l.ARGE SALARY. GOVlRNOR • • • ••• q AT LARGE SALARY. L IEUTCNANT GOVERNOR. Q AT lARGE SALARY. SECRETARY Of STATE. ,. q AT lARGE SALARY. SUPERINTENDENT Of PUBLIC INSTRUCT ION •• Q AT LARGE SALARY. SUPREME COURT JUSTICES (7; SEE REMARKS). 12 AT LARGE SALARY. SEe: "APPE.LLATE COURT JUOGESn ABOVE.. TREASURER. q AT LARGE SALARY. COUNTY GOVERNMENTS EXCLUDES CITY AND COUNTY or SAN FRANCISCO, WH ICH (SEE REMARKS) IS INCLUDED UNDER "MUNICIPALITIES" BELOW. CttARTtR COUNTIES (SEE REMA~KS) . ?ROVISIONS ,OK uOVERNMtNT MADE IN CHARTeRS; HAVE VIRTUALLY SAME OFrlCERS AS GENERAL LAW COUNTIES BUT OfFICERS MAY BE EITHER ELECTED OR APPOINTED EXCEPT fOR THE COUNTY BOARD or SUPERVISORS AND BOARD OF EDUCATION WHICH, UNDER CONSTITUTIONAL PROVISIONS, MUST BE ELECTED. GENERAL LAW COUNT IES: GOVERNING BOOY--,UPERVISORS (5). • •• DISTRICT SALARY. OntER AOARDS--COUNTY BOARD Of EDUCAT ION (5 OR 7) EE 1RUST EE AREA PER DIEM AND lENGTH Of TERM OETERMINED BY COUNTY COMMITTEE ON ~EMARKS. (~:E REMARKS). TRAVEL. SCHOOL DISTRICT REORGANIZATION; MAY BE ELECTED AT lARGE WITH TRUSTEE AREA RESIDENCE REQUIRE- MENT AT REQUEST OF COUNTY CLERK WHERE AREA PRECI~CTS DO NOT COINCIDE WITH COUNTY PRECINCTS. OTHlR ELECTIVE OffICCS: ASSESSOR • • ••••• AT lARGf SALARY. AUDITOR (SEE REMARKS). ~EE AT LARGE SALARY. IN COUNTIES Of MORE THAN 220,000 paPULATION, REMARKS. OffiCE Of AUDITOR MAY BE ABOLISHED BY POPUl.AR VOTE AND APPOINTIVE DIRECTOR OF fiNANCE SUBSTI- TUTED. CONSTABLES (lOR 2 PER DISTRICT) 6 JUSTICe DISTRIC, • 'EES. COUNTY CLERK • • • q AT lARGE. SALARY. Q I DISTRICT ATTORNEY. •• AT lARGE. SALARY. JUSTICE COURT JUDGES (see REMARIt~) 6 JUDICIAL DISTRICT. SALARY ESTABLISHED IN OISTRICTS OF lESS THAN qO,OOO POPULATION; NUMBER Of JUDGES FIXED BY LAW. CORONER (see REMARKS). AT lARGE SALARY OfFICE MAY BE ABOLISHED BY COUNTY SUPERVISORS AND REPLACED BY AN A?POINTED MEDICAL EXAMINER. MUNIC1PAL COURT JUDGeS (SEE RE~tARKS) .IUDICIAl DISTRICT. SALARY ESTABLISHED IN DISTRICTS or MORE THAN qO,OOO POPULATION; NUMBER Of JUDGES FIXED BY LAW. AT lARGe SALARY. AT LARGE SAL ARY • OFfICE MAY BE CREATED AT THE DISCRE:T ION OF lHE BOARD a, SUPERVISORS AND MAY BE APPOINTIVE OR ELECTIVE; MAY BE CREATED IN COOPERATICN WITH ANOTHER COUNTY. RECOROLR • Q AT lARGE SALARY. SHERIfr. U AT lARGE SALARY. SUPERINTENDENT or SCHOOLS •••••••••• Q AT lARGE SALARY. SUPERIOR COURT JUDGES (2 TO 171; SEE REMARKS) 6 AT ~ARGE SALARY NUMBER DEPENDS ON SIZE Of COUNTY. CURRENT NUM- BER OF JUDGES IS 515. SURVEYOR (sec ReMARKS) q AT lARGE SALARY OfFICE or SURVEYOR MAY BE APPOINTIVE AT DISCRE- TION Of BOARD Of SUPERVISORS. TAl( COLLECTOR. q AT lARGE: SALARY. TREASURER. q AT LARGE: SALARY. MUNICIPALITIES CHARTER CITIES (SEe ReMARKS) MUNICIPALITIES OF 3,500 OR MORE MAY ADOPT A CHARTER WHICH PROVIDES FOR THEIR GOVERNMENT. CITY AND COUNTY Of SAN fRANCISCO (SEE REMARKS) ALTHOUGH THE CITY AND COUNTY Of SAN fRANCISCO OPERATES UNDER A SPECIAL CHARTER, PROVISIONS fOR ITS GOVERNMENT ARE PRESENTED HERE BECAUSE IT REPRESENTS A RARE SITUATION 0, CITY AND COUNTY CONSOLIDATION. GOVERNING BOOY--SUPERVISDRS (II) AT lARGE: (SEE SALARY. BEGINNING IN NOVEMBER 1977, SUPERVISORS WILL BE REMARKS). ELECTED BY ELECTION DISTRICTS. 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS elECTIVE OFFICES 95 Table 15. Legally Authorized Elective Offices of State and Local Governments, by Type of Government: 1977-Continued Type of government and titlo of elective oUlce- Term Method of Election ar-ea Rcnw.rks (include num.ber tor multiple-person officos) (yo.rs) cOQPensntion CALIFORNIA-Continued MUNICIPALITIES--CONTINUEO CITY AND COUNTY Of SAN fRANCISCO--CONTINUED OTHER ELECTIVE OffiCES: ASSESSOR. 4 AT LARGE SALARY. CITY ATTORN EY • 4 AT LARGE SALARY. DISTRICT ATTORNEY. 4 AT LARGE SALARY. MAYOR ••••••••••• 4 AT LARGE: SALARY. MUNICIPAL COURT JUUGES (19) 6 AT LARGE: SALARY. PUBLIC DEfENOER • q AT LARGE SALARY. SHERiff ••••••• q AT LARGE SALARY. SUPERIOR COURT JUDGES (261. 6 AT LARGE SALARY. TREASURER. 4 AT LARGE SALARY. GENERAL LAW CITIES: GOVERNING BODY--COUNCIL (5, 7, OR 9). 4 AT LARGE OR BY SALARY. OISTRICT. OT~ER ELECTIVE OffiCES: CITY CLERK (SEE REMARKS). 4 AT LARGE SEE RE~IARKS. THESE OffiCES MAY BE APPOINTIVE ON >lAJJRITY VOTE TREASURER (SEE REMARKS) q AT LARGE SEE REMARKS. Of ELeCTORS; COMPENSATION fiXED BY ORDINANCE. MAYOR. q AT LARGE SEE REMARKS. OffiCE MAY OE ELeCTIVE ON MAJORITY VOTE or ELEC- TORS. If ELECTED, RETAINS COUNCIL MEMBERSHIP. SCHOOL OISTRICTS GOVERNING BODY (SEE REMARKS). GOVERNING BODIES ARE DESIGNATED AS "BOARDS Of EDUCATION" IN CITY SCHOOl. DISTRICTS OR "BOARDS OF TRU5Ttt.' IN OTHLR OI5TRICTS. ELEMENTARY SC~I('jOLDISTRICTS: CITY DISTRIC:TS (5; SEE REMARKS) q AT LARGE. TRAVEL (SEE DISTRICTS IN CHAltTtR CITIES ANE PROVIOW fOR IN REMARKS) • THE CHARTER; If CHARTER DOES NOT SO PROVIDE, THE BOARD Of THE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL DISTRICT SERVING CITY BECCMES BOARD AND THl GENERAL PROVISIONS APPLY; BOARD MEMBERS IN CITIES Of 250,000 POP- ULATION OR MORE MAY RECEIVE PER OIEM; SCHOOL DISTRICl SERVING THE CITY Of SACRAMENTO HAS AN APPOINTED BOARD. REGULAR DISTRICTS (3 OR 5; SEE REMARKS) q AT LARGE (SE:E TRAVEL • DISTRICTS MAY INCREASE NUMDER TO 5; NUMBER MAY BE REMARKS). INCREASEO FROM 5 TO 7 BY COUNTY COMMITTEE ON SCHOOL DISTRICT ORGANIZATION; IF VOTERS APPROVE, MAY BE ELECTED fROM TRUSTEE AREAS OR Al LARGE WITH TRUSTEE AREA RlS IDENCE ReQU IRE~IENr , UNION, JOINT, AND JOINT UNION DISTRICTS 4 AT LARGE (SEE TRAVEL. WITH VOTER APPROVAL, MEMBERS MAY BE ELECTED fROM (5 OR 7). REMARKS) • TRUSTEE AREAS OR AT LARGE WITH AREA RESIDENCE REQUIREMENT. ( HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICTS: CITY DISTRICTS (SEE REMARKS). SEE SEE REMARKS. SEE REMARKS. SEE CITY DISTRICTS UNDER "ELmENT4RY SCHOOL DIS- ~ REMARKS. TRICTS" ABOVE. ! " CONSOLIDATED OISTRICTS (5). 4 AT LARGE (SEE TRAVEL WITH VOTER APPROVAL, MEMBERS MAY DE ELECTED fROM REMARKS) • TkUSTEE AREAS OR AT LARGE WITH AREA RESID"~CE COUNTY DISTRICTS (5; SEE REMARKS) q AT LARGE (SEE TRAVEL REQUIREMENTS; HOWEVER, IN COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL REMARKS) • DISTRICTS COTER~IINOUS WITH A C(lUNTY, MEMBERS ARt: UNION AND JOINT UNION DISTRICTS (5 OR 7). q AT LARGE (SEE TRAVEL ELECTED AT LARGE WITH A COUNTY SUPERVISOR DIS- REMARKS) • TRICT RESIDENCE REaUIRE~IENT. COMMUNlry COLLEGE DISTRICTS SUPERIMPOSED ON 2 q AT LARGE r SEE YRAVEL NUMBER MAY BE INCREASED TO 7 Ir VOTERS APPROVE OR MORE HIGH SCHOOL OR UNifiED SCHOOL DIS- REMARKS) • DIVIDING DISTRICT INTO TRUSTEE AREAS; MEMBERS TRICTS (5; SEE REMARKSI. MAY BE lLECTED fROM TRUSTEE AREAS OR AT LARGE WITH TRllSTEE AREA RESIDENCE REQUIREMENT. S~L- CIAL PROVISIONS ALLOW LARGER DOARDS IN SOME DIS 'I TRICTS. \ UNifiED DISTRICTS (5 OR 7; SEE REMARKS) AT LARGE (SEE TRAVEL • UNifiED DISTRICT INCLUDING ALL OR PART Of A CHAR REMARKS). TERED CITY OR HAVING AN AVERAGE DAILY ATTENDANC i Of 2,000 OR MORE IS CONSIDERED A CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT (SEE ABOVE); METHOD Of SELECTION SUB- JECT TO VOTER APPROVAL; If DIVIDED INTO TRUSTEE AREAS, ELECTION >lAY BE fROM SUCH AREAS OR BY 1 DISTRICT AT LARGE WITH TRUSTEE ARCA RESIDENCE ! REQUIREMENTl COUNTYWIDE UNifIED DlSTRICTS flUST i BE DIVIDED INTO AN ODD NUMBER Of TRuSTEE AREAS, UP TO 15. SPECIAL DISTRICTS OPTIONAL PROVISIONS Of LEGISLATION AUTHORIZING (SEE REMARKS) SOME Of THE CLASSES Of DISTRICTS SHOWN BELOW PROVIDE THAT THE COUNTY BOARD Of SUPERVISORS OR LEGISLATIVE BOOY OF A CITY MAY SERVE AS THE DISTRICT GOVERNING BOOY IN I.IEU Of AN ELECTED BOARD; IN ADDITION, COUNTY BOARD MAY APPOINT GOVERNING BODY MEMBERS or HARBOR, I.IBRARY, LOCAL AND MULTI-COUNTY fIRE PROTECTION, AND POLICE PROT(CTION DISTRICTS If ONI.Y 1 PERSON fll.ES fOR THE OfFICE AND SHAI.L APPOINT If NO ONE fiLES. GOVERNING BODY: AIRPORT DISTRICTS--OIRECTORS (5) •••••• 4 AT LARGE EXPENSES. COMMUNITY SERVICE OISTRICTS--OIRECTORS (3 OR 5) 4 AT LARGE PER MEETING AND PETITION fOR fORMATION MAY PROVIDE FOR BOARD or EXPENSES. SUPERVISORS TO SERVE AS BOARD. COUNTY WATER DISTRICTS--OIRECTOR~ (5, 7, 9, AT LARGE OR PER 01 EM. EffECTIVE JULY 1, 1977, THE NUMBER or DIRECTORS OR 11). DIVISION. IS OPTIONAL IN DISTRICT WHICH HAS ASSUMED SANI- TARY DISTRICT OBLIGATIONS. 96 GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS Table 15. Legally Authorized Elective Offices of State and Local Governments, by Type of Government: 1977-Continued Typo of governcumt and title cr e ieceave offico Term Method of Election area RetIUlrks (includo number for multiple-person offices) (years) componsation CALIFORNIA-Contmued SPECIAL DISTRICTS--CONTINUED GOVERNING BODY--CONTINUED DRAINAGE DISTRICTs--18e5 LAW--TRUSTEES (3). SEE SEE REMARKS. DISTRICT BYLAWS PROVIDE FOR TERM AND ELECTION REMARKS. AREA OF DISTRICTS. DRAINAGE DISTRICTS--1903 LAW--DIRECTORS (3, 5, 4 SEE REMARKS. PER DIEM AND IF 3 MEMBERS, ELECTED AT LARGE; IF 5, ELECTED BY OR 6). EXPENSES. DIVISION; IF 6, EITHER 2 FROM EACH OF 3 DIVI- SIONS OR I FROM EACH OF 5 DIVISIONS AND I AT LARGE. FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICTS--1961 LAW--OIRECTORS AT I.ARGE PER MEET ING AND (3 OR 5). EXPENSES. HARBOR OISTRICTS--COMMISSIONERS (5) AT I.ARGE EXPENSES (SEE ALSO MAY RECEIVE SALARY IF GROSS NONTAX REVENUE REMARKS) • OF DISTRICT EXCEEDS 520,000. HORTICULTURE PROTECTION OISTnICTS--OIRECTORS(5) AT LARGE SALARY. HOSPITAL OISTRICTS--OIRECTORS (S) • ZONE OR AT LARGE EXPENSES. IRRIGATION DISTRICTS--DIRECTORS (3, 5, OR 7; DIVISION OR AT PER DIEM AND EFFECTIVE JANUARY I, 1977, THE NUMBER OF DIREC- SEE REMO\RKS). LARGE. EXPENSES. TORS TO BE DISCRETIONARY. LEVEE DISTRICTS--1905 LAW--TRUSTEES ,3} • AT LARGE UNPAID. LEVEE DISTRICTS--1959 LAW--DIRECTORS (3). AT LARGE SEE REMARKS. COMPENSATION FlXEO 8Y BOARD. LIBRARY DISTRICTS--TRUSTEES (3) AT LARGE NOT SPECIFIED. I.IBRARY 0 ISTR ICTS IN UN INCORPORATED TOWNS AND AT LARGE UNPAID. VILLAGES--TRUSTEES (5). I.OCAL FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICTS--COMMISSIONERS 3 AT LARCE (SEE PER MEET ING. ON PETITION, MAY BE ELECTED FROM DIVISIONS. (1 OR 5).' REMARKS) • MEMORIAL DISTRICTS--DIRECTORS (5) •• •• u AT LARGE • EXPENSES. MULTICOUNTY FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICTS--DIREC- j SEE REMARKS. NOT SPECIFlEO. ELECTED FROM DIVISION OR, ON PETITION, MAY HAVE 3 TORS (3 OR 5).' ELECTED AT LARGE. MUNICIPAL IMPROVEMENT DISTRICTS (3 OR 5). • q AT LARGE • PER MEETING. ESTABLISHED BY SPECIAL ACTS. MUNICIPAL UTILITY DISTRICTS--DIRECTORS (5). q SEE REMARKS. PER MEETING. ELECTED AT LARGE BUT NOMINATED BY WARD. MUNICIPAL WATER DISTRICTS--DIRECTORS (5). • •• 4 DIV IS ION PER MEErING. POLICE PROTECTION OISTRICTS--COMMISSIONERS (3). 3 AT LARGE • UNPAID. PROTECTION DISTRICTS--18eo LAW--TRUSTEES (3). q DIVISION PER DIEM. PROTECTION DISTRICTS--1907 LAW--DIRECTORS 4 SEE REMARKS. PER DIEM AND DIVIDED INTO DIVISIONS FOR ELECTION OF OFFICERS, (3 OR 5). EXPENSES. OR ON PETITION, MAY ELECT AT LARGE. PUBLIC UTILITY DISTRICTS--DIRECTORS (SEE q SEE REMARKS. SEE REMARKS. IF DISTRICT IN I COUNTY, 3 ELECTED AT LARGE; REMARKS) • OTHERS, I FROM EACH TERRITORIAL UNIT AND EITHER 3 OR 4 AT LARGE AS REQUIRED TO CONSTITUTE AN ODD NUMBER; COMPENSATION FIXED BY BOARD. RECLAMATION DISTRICT5--TRU5TEES (3, 5, OR 7). 2 OR 4 AT LARGE • SEE REMARKS. COMPENSATION FIXED BY DISTRICT BOARD. RECREATION AND PARK DISTRICTS--DIRECTORS (5). 4 AT LARGE • NOT SPECIFlEO. REGIONAL PARK OISTRICTS--DIRECTORS (5 OR 7) 4 SEE REMARKS. PER DIEM. DIVIDED INTO 5 OR 7 WARDS OR SUBDISTRICTS, WITH ONE ELECTED FROM EACH. RESORT IMPROVEMENT DISTRICTS (q; SEE REMARKS) 4 AT LARGE • PER MEETING AND THE MEMBER OF THE COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS TRAVEL. WHOSE AREA COMPOSES THE LARGEST PART or THE DISTRICT IS THE 5TH MEMBER 0, THE BOARD. RESOURCES CONSERVATION DISTRICTS--DIRECTORS (5) AT LARGE EXPENSES AND PER MEETING. SANITARY DISTRICTS--I923 LAW--DIRECTORS (5) AT LARGE PER DIEM AND TRAVEL. SMALL CRAFT HARBOR DISTRICTS--DIRECTORS (5) 4 AT LARGE EXPENSES AND PER MEETING. STORM WATER DISTRICTS--1909 LAW--TRUSl EES (3) 2 SEE REMARKS. UNPAID • EI.ECTED AT LARGE EXCEPT WHEN THE OISTRICT IN- CLUDES UNINCORPORATEO AREA WITH INCORPORATED AREA, I TRUSTEE MUST BE ELECTEO FROM THE UNINCORPORATED AREA. TRANSIT DISTRICTS--1955 GENERAL LAW--DIRECTORS 4 SEE REMARKS. PER MEET ING AND ONE PER WARD AND 2 AT LARGE. NUMBER MAY BE EN- (7). EXPENSES. LARGED IF NECESSARY. WATER DISTRICTS (CALIFORNIA)--DIRECTDRS (5, 7, 4 SEE REMARKS. " SEE REMARKS. FIRST 4 YEARS OF EXISTENCE NUMBER OF BOARD MEM- 9, OR 11; SEE REMARKS). BERS SHALL BE 5; AFTER THIS NUMBER MAY BE EX- PANDED TO 7, 9, OR II; ELECTED AT LARGE OR BY DIVISIONS; COMPENSATION FIXED IN BYLAWS. WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICTS--1927 LAW-- 4 DIV IS ION OR AT PER DIEM AND DIRECTORS CO, 5, OR 7}. LARGE. EXPENSES. WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICTS--1931 LAW-- 4 DIVISION PER OIEM AND DIRECTORS (3, 5, OR 7). EXPENSES. WATER REPLENISHMENT DISTRICTI\--DIRECTORS (5). q DIVISION PER MEETING. WATER STORAGE DISTRICTS--DIRECTORS (SEE 4 DIVISION PER OIEM AND NUMBER OF DIRECTORS MAY BE 5, 7, 9, OR II REMARKS) • EXPENSES. DEPENDING ON NUMBER OF DIVISIONS IN DISTRICT. 4 AT LARGE SALARY. Soo footnotes at ond of State. 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS ELECTIVE OFFICES 97 ! Table 15. Legally Authorized Elective Offices of State and Local Governments, by Type of Government: 1977-Continued Typo of lovern.ent and title ot elective office Term Method of Election area RcllUlrks \ (include number for mult1plo--poraon oUices) (years) COllpenso.tion CALIFORNIA-Continued SPECIAL DISTRICTS--CONTINUED OTHER ELECTIVE OffiCES: IRRIGATION, WATER (CALIfORNIA) , AND WAHl! STOR- AGE AND CONSERVATION DISTRICTS: ASSESSOR. ~ AT LARGE SEt REMARKS. } THESE OFfiCES MAY BE COHBINED; C(lMrENSATloN TAX COLLECTOR • 4 AT LARGE SEE REMARKS. EITHER PER MEETING AND eXPENSES OR AS fIXC~ BY TREASURER • ~ AT LARGE SEE REMARKS. DISTRICT BOARD. SAN ITARY DISTRICT-ASSESSOR. 2 AT LARGE 5 EE REMARKS. COMPENSATION tiTHER PER MEETING ANO EXPlNSlS OR AS fiXED BY DISTRICT BOARD. lAuthor1z1nK' legislation tor districts of this typo has boen repenled, but Olcist1ng districts mny contlnue to operato under ita prov!slf)l\s. 98 GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS Table 15. Legally Authorized Elective Offices of State and Local Governments, by Type of Government: 1977-Continued Typo ot governmont and title of elective oUlce To,.,. Method at Election Area Romarks (includo number for mult!plo-person offices) (year. ) compensation COLORADO STATI': GOVERNMENT GENERAL ASSEMBLY: REPREHNTATIVES (65). 2 REPRESENTATIVE SALARY. DISTRICT. SENATORS (3:» • SENATORIAL SALARY. DISTRICT. BOARDS: STA7C BOARD Of EDUCATION (5). • 6 SEE REMARKS. • E)(PENSES ONE ELECTED FROM EACH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT; If TOTAL IS EVEN NUMBeR, 1 ADulTIONAL MEMBE~ et.ccrro AT LARGE. UNIVERSITY Of COLORADO HEGENTS (9). 6 AT LARGE NOT SPEC IflED. OTHER ELECTIVE OffiCES: APPEALS COURT ~UDGES (10) B AT LARGE NOT SPECIfiED. ATTORNEY GENERAL •••••• 4 AT LARGe. SALARY. DISTRICT ATTORNEYS (22) •• 4 JUDICIAL DISTRICT. SALARY. DISTRICT COURT ~UDGES (94). 6 ~UDICIAL DISTRICT. SALARY. GOVERNOR •••••• 4 AT LARGE SALARY. LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR 4 AT LARGe SALAIlY. SECRETARY OF STATe. " q AT LARGE SALARY. SUPREME COURT ~USTICES (7). 10 /IT LARGE SALARY. TREASUReR • q AT LARGE SALARY. COUNTY GOVERNMENTS (S EE REMARKS) EXCLUD ES CITY AND COUNTY Of DENVER \'/H lCH IS IN- CLUDEO \'11TH "MUNICIPALITIES" alLOW. GOVERNING BODY--COMMISSIONeRS (SEE REMARKS) 4 SEE REMARKS. SALARY USUALLY 3-MEMBER BOARDS, BUT COUNTIES Of 70,000 POPULATION OR MORE MAY ELECT 5; ELECTED AT LARGE WITH DISTRICT RESIDENCE REOUIREI1ENTS. OTHER ELECTIVe OffiCES: ASSESSOR. q AT LARGE SALARY. CLERK-ReCORDER. q AT LARGE · SALARY. CORONER q AT LARGE PER D I EI1 AND E)(PENSES. COUNTY ~UDGE (SEE REMARKs). q AT LARGE SALARY • ONE IN EACH COUNTY, eXCEPT FOR 2 COUNTIES milCH HAVE 3, AND 5 COUNT I ES WH ICH HAVE 2. q AT LARGE SALARY. ~~~~~~~T(NDENT Of SCHOOLS lSEE'REMARKsi q AT LARGE SALARY OfFICE MAY BE ABOLISHED BY REfERENDUft. SURVEYOR. q AT LARG~ r ces , TREASURER AND COLLECTOR 4 AT LARGE SALARY. MUNICIPALITIES' HOME RULE CITIES (SEE REMARKS). CITIES Of 2,000 POPULATION OR MORE 11AY ADOPT A CHARTER PROVIDING fOR THEIR GOVERNMENT. CIIY AND COUNTY Of DeNVER (SEE REMARKS) DETAILED PROVISIONS fOR rue CITY AND COUNTY Of DENVER, WHICH OPERATES UNDER A HOME RULE CHARTER, ARE: INCLUDED HERE SINCE THEY REPRESENT ONE Of THE RARE E)(AMPLES OF CITY-COUNTY CONSOLIDATION; TItE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT AUTHORIZING THE CONSO'.IDATION PROVIDes THAT DENVER MUST DESIG- NAT. OFf ICERS \'IHO WILL PERfORM THE ACTS AND DUTIES REQUIRED Of COUNTY OFFICERS BY THE CON- STITUTION AND GENERAL LAWS AS fAR ~S PRACTICABLE. GOVERNING BODY--COUNCILMEN (9 ). . . q COUNCILMANIC SALARY. DISTRICTS. OTHER ELeCTIVE OffiCES: AUD ITOR • ...... q AT LARGE SALARY. ELECTION COMMISSIONERS (2): Ij AT LARGE SALARY. JUDGES OF JUVENILE COUKT (2). 6 AT LARGE SALARY. JUDGE Of PROBATE counr , 6 AT LARGE SALARY. JUDGE OF SUPERIOR COURT . 6 AT LARGE · SALARY • MAYOR. 4 AT LARGE · SALARY. MAYOR-COUNCIL FORM: GOVERNING BODY--ALDERMEN (2 PEn \YARD) 2; SEE \'IARD SALARY OPTIONAL 4 YEAR TERM fOil ELECTIVE OFFIC IALS. REMARKS OTHER ELECTIVE OFfiCES: CLERK • 2 AT LARGE SALARY OPTIONAL AT DISCRETION OF COUNCIL AND APPROVED BY ELECTORATE:. MAYOR 2 AT LARGE SALARY. TREASURER 2 AT LARGE. SALARY OPTIONAL AT DISCRETION Of COUNCIL AND APPROVED BY ELECTORATE. COUNC IL-MANAGER FORM: GOVeRNING BOOY--COUNCILMEN (SEE REMARKS). 2 SEE REMARKS.. • SEE REMARKS. TWO ELECTED FROfl EACH IVARD AND 1 AT LARGE; COM- PENSATION r rxeo BY ORDINANCE. TOWNS: GOVERNING BOOY--TRUSTEES (6) •••••• 2 AT LARGE: SEE REMARKS. . COMPENSAT ION F'I)(ED BY ORO INANC E • OTHER ELECTIVE OffICES (SEE. REMARKS) ••• . . .. · .. . IN ADDITION, TOWN MAY PROVIDE fOR ELECTION Of · · ATTORNEY, RECORDER, AND TREASURER; TERMS (UP TO 4 YEARS) AND COMPENSATION fiXED BY ORDINANCE. MAYOR... • • 2 AT LARGE . · · SEE REMARKS. . COMPENSATION fIXED BY ORDINANCE. OntER BOARDS: WATERWORKS BOARD OF TRUSTEES (2) •• 6 AT LARGE .. SEE REMARKS. COMPENSATION fiXED BY ORDINANCE. See footnoto at end ot State. · ·· 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS ELECTIVE OFFICES 99 Table 15. Legally Authorized Elective Offices of State and Local Governments, by Type of Government: 1977-Continued Type of government and ti tle of' ekec t rve orr reo T01'1n Eleotion area Mothod ot (include number for mUltiple ..porson offices) (years) ~ompon8Qtlon ------'---'------+--:...--'--l------~I_--.:..;....:.....--....:.:.::.::..-_I_------.- ..,---- COLORAOO-Continued SCHOO~ OISTRICTS GOVERNING BOOY: JUNIOR CO~~EGE OISTRICTS--COMMITTEEMEN 6 SEE REMARKS. .. expeNses. . EUCTED AT ~ARGC OR rROM COMMITTEE OISTkICTS. (5; SEE REMARKS). OTliER SCHOO~ DISTRICTS--DIRECTORS (3, 5, 6, q OR 6 SEE REMARKS. NOT SPEC InED. ELECTW AT LARGE OR AT LAROE WITH (lIVlf.I(1N OR 7). · ReSIDENCE REQUIReMeNT. SPECIA~ DISTRICTS GOVERNING BOOY (SEE REMARKS) •• . . LOCALLY DES IGNATtO AS "DIRECTORS" lXCEPT fOR MINE ORAINAGE AND so n, (ONSERVATION [)ISTRICH. !SUPERVISORS), I'UB~IC IVATtR-\\ORK~ DISTNICTS WATER-\VORKS BOARD) t AND flOf fAT TUNNEL IM- ~ PROVEMENT (lIST~ICT COMMISSIONERS), DRAINAGE DISTRICTS (3). 2 AT LARGE OR PER DIEM AND r DIVISION. EXPENSES. fiRE PROTECTION DISTRICTS (5) q AT l.ARGE · PER MEETING. GRAND JUNCTION DRAIN~GE DISTRICT (3). 3 DIVISION . . PER DIEM AND · EXPENSES. GROUND WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICTS (5 TO 15) • q DIVIS ION . EXP£NSES • HOSPITA~ DISTRICTS (5). q AT l.ARGE · · NOT SPEC IflED. INTERNA~ IMPROVEMENT DISTRICTS (0). 5 SEE REMARKS. PER DIEM AND E~ECTED AT ~ARGE OUT wrru PRECINCT RESlDtNCE · EXPENSES. REOU IREMCNT. IRRIGATION DISTRICTS--1905 ~I\\V (3). 3 SEE REMARKS. PER DIEM AND El.ECTED AT l.ArGE OUT \VITti 0 IV IS ION RC5ID~NCC EXPENSES. REQU I ReMfNT. IRRIGATION DISTRICTS--1921 ~AW (3). 3 AT LARGE. PER DIEM AND EXPENSES. IRRIGATION DISTRICTS--1935 ~A\y (5 TO 25; SEE 6 SEE REMARKS. PER DIEM AND Rf.PEAl.ED IN 1963 BUT DISTRICTS A~RCADV IN REMARKS). EXPENSES. EXISTENCE MAY CONTINuE TO OPERATE uNOCR THIS ~AW; El.ECTED AT l.ARGE \VITti DIVISION R£~lOeNCE REQU I REMENT. I METROPOLITAN DISTRICTS (5). q AT l.ARGE • PER DIEM. 'l 'lETROPO~ITAN RECREATION DISTRICTS (5i q AT LARGE PER DIEM. MINE DRAINAGE DISTRICTS (5) •• 5 AT ~AllGE PER DIEM. :'1 MOffAT TUNNE~ IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT (5). 2 DIVISION SEE REMARKS. COMPENSAT ION fiXED BY BOARD. PUB~IC WATERWORKS DISTRICTS (IN CITIES HAVING 2 AT ~ARGE SEE REMARKS •• COMPENsAT ION PROVIDED ron BY ORO INANeE. °l 10,000 OR MORE INHABITANTS)--eOARD MEMBERS (3~ 1 REGIONA~ SERVICE AUTHORITY (5 TO )5; SEE q DISTRICTS PER DIEM AND NUMBER Of DIRECTORS DEPENDENT UPON SERVICL REMARKS ). EXPENSES. ARCA POPUl.ATION; OVER ~OO,OOO-- 1~ DIRECTORS; BETWEEN 50,000 AND ~OO,OOO-- 9 DIRECTORS; AND :1 UNO ER 50, 000-- e MEMBERS. SOI~ CONSERVATION DISTRICTS (3; SEE REMARKS). 3 AT l.ARGE EXPENSES EACH DISTRICT BOMO IILsO tlAS 2 APPOINTeD ,j · MEMBERS. WATER CONSERVANCY DISTRICTS (UP TO 15; SEE 2 AT LIIRGE SA~ARY • . OOARD ORDINARI~Y APPOINTED BUT r on MORe REMARKS). · DIRECTORS MAY BE E~£CTED UPON PET1T10r~ 0'1' VOTERS. WATER AND SANITATION DISTRICTS (5) ••••• q AT ~ARGE . · PER MEETING. 1 WATERWORKS DISTRICTS IN UNINCORPORATED AREAS q AT LARGE . PER 0 I £11 AND (3). · cxpeNSES. OTHER E~ECTIVE On-ICES: SOI~ CONSERVATION DISTRICTS--BOARD Of APPEA~S 3 AT LARGE. CXPENsES. (3). · lMuniclpal1tics are classified by population. CitifJ& are incorporated places havinG' 2,000 or moro inhnbitanta. Towno are incorporatod placoD htWlnK tower than 2,000 j 1nhabitants. ! 'I I I ! i r I r, 100 GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS Table 15. Legally Authorized Elective Offices of State and Local Governments, by Type of Government: 1977--Continued Typo of IClvornmont Il1ld tit-lo at oloctivo alUCD 1'OTrr. Jtlothod ot z ieeeren ur-ea ilcmnrks (1ncludu nUlllboT for nmlttplo-portSon offices) (yoars ) compenflnt!on CONNECTICUT STATC GOV~RNMENT GLNERAL ASSEMBLY: REPRESENTATIVES (I~I) • 2 ASSEMBLY DISTRICT. SALARY. ~ENATORS (J6) • 2 SENATOR IAl SALARY. DISTRICT. OTHER ELeCT IVE orr ICES: ATTORtI!:Y GENERAL •• 'I AT LARGE SALARY. CeMPT ROLL Eft q AT LARGE SALARY. GOVERNOR. q AT LARGE . SALARY GOVERNOR/lieUTENANT GOVERNOR elECTEO ON SAME TICKET. JUDGES or PROBATE (129) q PROBATC DISTRICT r ccs. LIEUTENANT GOV~HNOR q AT LARGE SALARY GOVeRNOR/LIeUTENANT GOVERNOR ELECHD ON SAME TICKET. SECRETARY •• . q AT lARGE SALARY. SHERiffS (8). q C;OUNTY • · SALARY. TREASI.!RER • q AT lARGE SALARY. COUNTY GOVERNMENTS COUNTY GOVERNMENTS WERE ABOLISHED IN 1960 AND All (SEE R!:MARKS) · fUNCTIONS TAKEN eVER BY THE STATE. TOWN(SHIP) GOVERNMENTS TOWNS, ALTHOUGH NOT Dlfrr.RING IN LEGALLY AUTliOR- (SEE R!:MARKS) IZI:tl POWERS fROM CITIES AND BOROUGHS, ARE TREATED fOR CENSUS PURPOSES AS A SEPARATE TYPE Of lOCAL GOVERNMENT. AS A CLASS, THEY ARE AREA TYPE UNITS I RATHER THAN UNITS TO SERVE POPULATION CONCEN"IRA- TlONS, EVEN THOUGH NUMEROUS CONNECTICUT TOWNS I SERVE URBAN POPULATION CENTERS AND PROVIDE MUNICIPAL-TYPE ~ERVICES rOR THIER INHABI1ANTS. ANY TOWN MAY ADOPT A HOME-RULE CHARTER IIH ICH PRO V IDES fOR ITS GOVERNMENT. GOVERNING BOOY--Se~EC;TMEN (J; SEE REMARKS). I OR 2 AT lARGE • SALARY • TOWNS Of 10,000 ON MORE MAY ELECT UP TO '/ MEMBERS; 1 MEMBER DESIGNATED fiRST SELECTM~N IS VOTED fOR SEPARATELY AND IS CHIEf OffiCER Of TOWN. OTHER OOARDS (SEI: REMARKS). TERMS or BOARD MEMBERS AS SHOWN ARE AS PROVIDED BY GENERAL lAWj 5PEC IAl lAI'IS, HOWEVER, PROVIDE fOR TERMS Of OIffERENT lENGTHS. , BOARD Of ASSESSORS (J; SEE REMARKS). 2, 3, OR AT LARGe. SEC REMARKS. TOWN SElECTI1EN MAY PROVIDE fOR APPOINTMENT AND fiX u lENGTH Of TERM AND COMPENSATION. V ! BOARD Of COMMISSIONERS fOR SPCC;IAL SLRVlce SEE SEE REMARKS. sec REMARKS. OPTIONAL; METHOD Of ELECTION, NUMBER Of COMMIS- DISTRICTS (SEE REMARKS). ReMARK~. SIONERS, TCRM Of OffiCE, AND COMPENSATION DETfR- MINCO ~Y ORDINANce. APPLIES ONLY TO TOWNS WITH I 35,000 POPULATION OR OVER. BOARD Of EDUCATION (3, &, 6, 7, 9, OR 12j SEE II OR 6. AT LARGE EXpeNSI:S OPTIDNAlj MAY DE ESTABLISHED BY OROINANCE. REMARKS ). BOARD Of fiNANCE (6; SEE REMARKS) 6 AT LARGE EXPENses OPTIONAL; MAY BE ESTABLISHED DY VOTE Of TOWN. BOARD Of POllC;E COMMISSIONI:RS (~; SEC REMARKS ). 'I AT lARGe EXPENSES • OPTIONA~; MAY BE ESTABLISHED BY ORDINANce. BOARD Of TAX REVII:W (3). q AT lARGE . EXPENSES. eCONOMIC; DeVELOPMENT COMMISSIONERS (& TO 15; UP TO AT LARGe EXPENSES METHOO Of EleCT ION OR APPOINTHENT, TERMS Of SEC REMARKS). e OffiCE, AND COMPENSATION fiXED BY ORDINANCE. LIBRARY DIRECTORS (see REMARKS) 6 AT lARGE · UNPAID NUMBER OPTIONAL BUT MUST Be DIVISIBLE BY 3. PLANNING ANO/OR ZONING COMMISSIONI:RS (~ TO 9; seE AT lARGE SEE REMARKS. METHOO Of APPOINTMENT OR ELECTION, TERM Of OffICE SEE REMARKS). ReMARKS. AND COMPENSATION FIXED BY ORDINANCE. OTHER ELECT rvc OffiCES: AGENT Of TOWN DepOSIT fUND (1 OR MORE). 1 OR 2 AT LARGE SEE REMARKS. TOWN MAY fIX COf1PENSATION BY REfERENDUM OR VOTE Of COUNC IL. CLERK . 2 AT lARGI: fEES. COLLECTOR Of TAXES. SCI:: AT ll\RGE FEES. TERM USUALLY 2 YEARS BUT BY Tovm VOTe MAY BE UP REMARKS. · TO 6 YEARS. CONSTABLES (1-7). 1 OR 2 AT LARGE sec REMARKS. COMPENSATION IS ESTABLISHED BY VOTE: Of TOWN; TOWN Of GROTON MAY ELECT lq CONSTABl ES; TOWNS MAY PRO VIDE fOR APPOINTMENT Of CONSTABLES BY CHIEf EXECUTIVE OffiCER. REGISTRARS Of VOTERS (2; SEE REMARKS) • 2 OR q SEE REMARKS. SEE R!:MARKS. • TOWNS DIVIDEO INTO VOTING DISTRICTS MAY BE AUTHOR IZED BY TOWN VOTE TO ELECT 2 PER UISTRICT, IN- STEAD Of 2 AT LARGE; COUNCIL ESTABLISHES COMPEN- SATION IN ADOITION TO EXPENSES. TREASURER • 2 AT ~ARGE • SEe REMARKS. TOWN MAY fiX COMPENSATION BY REfERENDUM OR ORO INANCE. MUN IC IPAL IT I ES THE TERM "MUNICIPALITY," AS DEfiNED FOR CENSUS (SEE REMARKS) STATISTICS ON GOVERNM~NTS, APP~IES ONLY TO THE CITIES AND BOROUGHS IN CONNECTICUT. TOWNS, TO \'/HICH THE TERM "MUNICIPALITIES" IS APPLIED BY CONNECTICUT STATUTES, ARE TREATED AS A SEPARATE TYPE Of GOVERNMENT fOR CENSUS PURPOSES. CITIES AND BOROUGHS NOT ADOPTING HOME-RULE CHARTERS ARE ESTABLISHED BY SPECIAL ACTS \'/HICH PROVIDE fOR TrlEIR GOVERNMENT. 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS ELECTIVE OFFICES 101 Table 15. Legally Authorized Elective Offices of State and Local Governments, by Type of Government: 1977-Continued Type of aovernaent and title of eloctive of:Uoe Teral MothOd or Election area nC)~fkli (includo nuabel'tor aulttplo"por.on otttce.) (y.".. ) co.pon.atlon ~---- .. .~- CONNECTICUT-Contlnued SCHOOL DISTRICTS REGIONAL SCHOOL DISTRICT BOARDS (5-9; SEE 'l I\T LARGE. . . . NOT SPECIfiED • • IiAY BE APPOINTED If SO PROVIDED ay ORtllNANcf • REHI\RKS ). · SPEC IAL DISTRICTS fiRE, SEWER, AND OTHER SPECIAL-PUR~OSE DISTRICTS SEE SEE REMARKS. SEE REMARKS fOR DISTRICTS rORMED BEfORE 19:17, SAM': PRay PI l~'N!, £STI\BLISHED UNDER GENERAL LAW, AfTER 19:;7 (SEE nEMARKS. APPLICAULE TO SCHOOL OffiCERS APPLY TO Till',! REMARKS). o ISTR ICTS; SEE "TOWN GOVERNMCNTS--<1T1llR IIOMI"." ABOVe. GOVERNING 8ODY--DIRECTORS (:;) . 1 AT LARGE. . EXPeNSES. OTHER ELECTIVE OffiCES: · PI,ES IDENT • . . . . . 1 AT LARGE . EXPENSES. VICE PRESIDENT.· . . · . . . 1 AT LARGE · EXPENSES. CLERK. .. · .. . 1 AT LARGE EXPENSES. TREASURER. . · . . 1 AT LARGE EXPENSES. · . - · ---- ... -. .. I ! ! I 'J [ f i ! 102 GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS Table 15. Legally Authorized Elective Offices of State and Local Governments, by Type of Government: 1977-Continued 'typo of KoVer\lllont:aIld titlo of olecUvo oUico Term Mothod of Election arca Romarks (lncllJdu nun.j)Q)"lor mUltiplo ..person oUtcos} (yo.ra) ccapeneat Icn DELAWARE STATE GOVERNHENT LEa ISlATURE: Rr:PRCSCNTATrVE~ (ql J. 2 REPRESENTATIVE SALARY AND DISTRICT. tXPENSES. SENATORS (21 1 'ENATORIAl SALARY AND DISTRICT. EXPENSES. DOMDSI SOIL AND WATCR CONSERV~TION DISTRICTS--SUPER- DISTRICT AT LARGE. EXPENSES EACH BOARD MAY HAVE IN ADDITION 2 APPOINTED VISORS (q; SEE REHARKSJ. MEMBERS. OTHER ELECTIVE OffiCES; ATTORNEY GENERAL. q AT LARG~ SALAPY. AUDITOR • • • • •• 2 AT LARGE SALARY. COMMISSIONER Of INSURANCE q AT LARGE SALARY. GOVERNOR. • • • •• , q AT LARGE SALARY. LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR q AT LARGE sec REMARKS. IN ADDITION TO SALARY RECEIVES PER DIEH fOR DUTIES ON BOARD Of PARDONS. TREASURCR 2 AT LARGE SALARY. COUNTY GOVERNMENTS GOVERNING BOARD fOR EACH COUNTY PROVIDED fOR BY (See REMARKS 1 SPECIAL LEGISLATION. GOVERNING OODY; KENT COUNTY--LEVY COURT COMMISSIONERS (71 2 DISTRICT SALARY. sussex COUNTY--COUNTY COUNC II. 151 'I AT lARGE SALARY. New CASTLe COUNTY--COUNTY COUNCIL (71 q DISTRICT SAlARY. PRESIDENT Of COUNCIL. q AT LARGE SALARY. OTllER ELECTIVE orr rccs i CLERK Of THC PEAC!:•••• q AT LARGE SALARY. COMPTROLLER (K!:NT COUNTYI q AT LARGE SALARY. COUNTY EXECUTIVE 1NEW CASTLE COUNTY I. q AT LARGE SALARY. PROTHONOTARY ••••••••••••• q AT lARGE SAL~RY. RECE IVER Of TAXES AND TREASURER IKENT COUNTY 1 q AT LARlJE SALARY. RECORDER Of DEEDS • • • • q AT LA~GE SALARV. REGISTER IN CHANCeRY (SEe REMARKSl. q AT LARGE SALARY. ALSO SERVES AS CLERK Of ORPHAN'S COURT. REGISTER Of WILLS. • q AT LARGE SALARY. SHERIff. 2 AT LARGE SALARY. MUNICIPALITIES PROVISIONS fOR CITIES AND TOWNS IN DELAWARE (SEE REMARKS 1 ARE fOUND IN THEIR INDIVIDUAL CHARTERS GRANTED BY THE LEGISLATURE; ANY CITY Of 1,000 POPULA- TION OR HORE MAY BE GRANTED A HOME RULE CHARTER. SCIIOOL DISTRICTS GOVERNING OODY: REORGANI~ED SCHOOL DISTRICT--BOARD Of EDUCATION 5 AT LARGE UNPAID. TilE NUMBER Of BOARD MEMBERS AND ELECTION AREAS (~; SEe: REMARKS I. VARY IN SOHE DISTRICTS ON THE BASIS Of SPECI- fIC lEGISLATION. BOARDS fOR THE VOCATIONAL- TECHNICAL SCHOOLS ARe APPOINTeD. SPECIAL DISTOICTS DRAINAGE DITCHES: GOVERN ING OODY--MANAGERS (SEE REMARKS I. AT LARGE SEE REMARKS. COHPENSATION DETERMINED BY AN~UAL DISTRICT HEET- ~ ING. NUMBER Of MANAGERS SPECIfIED IN DRAINAGE OTitER ELECTIVE OfflCES--S!:CRETARY-TREASURER AT LARGE SEE REMARKS. DITCH ORDER. 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS ELECTIVE OFFICES 103 Table 15. Legally Authorized Elective Offices of State and Local Governments, \ by Type of Government: 1977-Continued - Type of loverruaent and title of olective ofUce T..... Method ~t \ Election area nclMl"ka , (1nclLldo nu.bur tor Plult1ple ..person offtcns) (yea.. ) ccepenent rcn .- . DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA i MUNICIPALITY \ r,OVERNING BODY--COUNCILMEN (l~) . q SEC REMAR~S. SALARY AND THE CITY IS DIVIDED INTO 8 WMDS; tACit WARD EXPENSES. ELECTS ONE COUNCILMAN FROM THE WARD, TH~ I CHAIRMAN AND OTHER fOUR COUNCILMeN ARt u.tcrro I AT LARGE. OTH ER BOARDS: ADVISORY NEIGHBORHOOD COUNCILS. . . . 2 NEIGHBORHOOD EXPENSES • ESTABLISltED BY PETITION OF 50 PERCENT Of V()HR~ IN THE COUNCIL AREAS • . It BOARD Of EDUCATION (11) . . q SEE REMARKS. SALARY. THREE MEMBERS ARE ELECHO AT LARGE AND ONE tACit , 1 FROM THE EIGHT SCItOOL ELECTION WARDS. i OTHER ELECTED OffiCIALS: q -~ MAYOR • . . . . AT LARGE • SALARY AND ,1 EXPENSES. , I I, 'J , ! ( 'I l ~ ~ Ir 1 '\ j f 1f ,i I ,1 'I j I l \ 104 GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS Table 15. Legally Authorized Elective Offices of State and Local Governments, by Type of Government: 1977-Continued TyJW ot govprnmont and title ot olectiye c rr tce Term Method of Election ar-ea Remarks 'Include nWllbcr tor multtph'''porson o!!lce~d (y•• rs) compensation FLORIDA STAT!: GOVERNMENT LEOISL"TURE: REPRESENTATIVES (120) 2. HOUSE DISTRICT SALARY, ptR DIEM AND EXPENSES. SENATORS ('10) SENATORIAL SALARY, PER DIEH DISTRICT. AND EXPENSES. BOARDS: PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSIONERS (); SEE REMARKS) AT LARGE SALARY. PROVISIONS IN EffECT AS OF JANUARY I, 1977. OTHER ELLCTIVE OffICES; AnOR'1 tY 0 ENERAL. • • • • • 4 AT LAROE SALARY. CIRCUIT COURT JUDGES (289). 6 JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. SEE REMARKS. CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE RECEIVES SALARY 11'10EXPENSES FROM THE STATE AND IS AUTHORIZED TO RECEIVE SUCH OTHER COMPENSATION AS THE COUNTIES IN WHICH HE SITS HAY PROVIDE. COMHISSION~R Of AGRICULTUIIE AT LARGE SALARY. COMMISSIONER Of EDUCATION AT LARGE SALARY. COMPTROLLER • AT LARGE SALARY. DISTRICT COURT Of APPEALS JUDGES (2B; SEE APPELLATE SALARY. INITIALLY APPOINTED BY GOVERNOR FROM LIST SUB- REMARKS) • DISTRICTS. MITTED BY JUDICIAL NOHINATING COMMISSION; QUES- TION OF RETENTION I:. SUBMITTED AT NEXT GENERAL ELECTION 1 YEAR OR MORE SUBSEQUENT TO APPOINT- MENT AND EVERY 6 YEARS THEREAFTER. GOVERNOR, ...... 4 AT LARGt: • SALARY L IWTENANT GOVERNOR • 4 AT LARGE. SAL"RY : r EL ECTED JOINTLY. PUBL IC DEfENDERS (20; SEt: REMARKS) • 4 JUDICIAL CIRCUIT SAL"RY ONE PUBLIC DEFENDER E:LECTED FOR EACH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. SECRETARY Of STATE. 4 AT LARGE. SALARY. STATES ATTORNEYS (2.0i SEt: REMARKS). 4 JUDICIAL CIRCUIT SALARY AND PER ONE: STATES ATTORNEY ELECTED FOR EACH JUDICIAL DIEM. CIRCUIT. SUPREMt: COURT JUDGES (7; SEE HEMARKs) . 6 AT LARGE • SALARY INITIALLY "PPOINTED BY GOVERNOR FROM LIST SUB- MITTED BY JUDICIAL NOHINATING COMMISSION; QUES- TION OF RETENTION IS SUBMITTED AT NEXT GE:NERAL ELECTION 1 YEAR OR MORE SUBSEQUENT TO APPOINT- MENT AND EVERY 6 YEARS THEREAFTER. TREASURER • AT LARGE SALARY. COUNTY GOVERNMENTS EXCLUDES DUVAL COUNTY (JACKSONVILLE), WHICH IS A (SEE RctIARKS) CONSOLIDATED CITY-COUNTY GOVERNMENT AND IS INCLUDED UNDER "MUNICIPALlTlE:S," BELOW. CHARTER COUNTI ES. ANY COUNTY MAY "DOPT A CHARTER WHICH PROVIDES FOR ITS GOVERNMENT. GENERAL-LAW COUNTIES: GOVERNING BOOY--COMMISSIONERS (5) SEE REMARKS. SALARY. NOMINATED FROM COMMISSIONERS DISTRIC'rS AND ELEC- TED "T LARGE. OTHER BOARDS: SPECIAL RO"D AND BRIDGE DISTRICTS-- 2. AT LARGE TRAVEL EXPENSES. COMMISSIONERS (5). T"X ROAD DlsTRICT--TRUSTEES () 2. AT LARGE NOT SPECIfiED. OTHER ELECTIVt: OFFICES: CLERK or CIRCUIT COURT (SEE REMARKS). AT LARGE SALARY THIS OFFICE MAY BE SPLIT INTO TWO POSITIONS, A CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT AND A COMPTROLLER. COUNTY COURT JUDGE (SEE REMARKS). 'I AT LARGE SALARY NUMBER or JUDGES U; EACH COUNTY SPEC IF IEO BY STATUTE. PROPERTY APPRA ISER. 4 AT L"RGE S"L"RY. SHERIFF. 4 AT LARGE · SALARY. SUPERVISOR OF ELECTIONS 4 PI LARGE: SALARY. TAX COLLECTOR 4 LARGE · SALARY. "T · MUNICIPALITIES . . , ALL MUNICIP"LITIES H"VE THE POWER TO ESTABLISH (SEE REMARKS) · THEIR OWN MUNICiPAL OfFICES, FIX COMPENSATION, AND PROVIDE FOR TERMS "NO ELECTION OF THESE OFFICERS BY "DOPTING A CH"RTER THROUGH REFEREN- DUM. THE CITY OF JACKSONVILLE (SEE REMARKS). ALTHOUGH J"CKSONVILLE OPERATES UNDER" SPECI"L CH"RTE:R, PROVISIONS fOR ITS GOVERNMENT "RE: PRE- SENTED HERE BEC"USE IT REPRESENTS " R"RE SITUA- ,TION OF CITY .-.NOCOUNTY CONSOLID"TION. GOVERNING BOOY--COUNCILMEN (19) •• 4 s[E REMARKS. • SAlARY fiVE: COUNCILMEN ARE ELECTED AT LARGE "NO THE REMAINDER BY COUNCIL DISTRICTS. OTHER ELECTIVE OffICES: CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT •• q AT LARGE SALARY, COUNTY COURT JUDGES (12.). 4 AT LARGE · S"L"RY. MAYOR ••••••• q AT LARGE · · · S"L"RY. PROPERTY APPRAISER. q AT L"'RGE · S"LARY. SHERIFf •••••••• q AT LARGE. · · SALARY. SUPERVISOR OF ELECTIONS q "T LARGE · SALARY. TAX COLLECTOR • q AT LARGE · · · S"LARY. OTHE~ HUNICIPALITIES (SEC REMARKS). . ·.· · .. . EX"CT PROVISIONS fOUND IN CH"RTERS. 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS ELECTIVE OFFICES 105 Table 15. Legally Authorized Elective Offices of State and Local Governments, by Type of Government: 1977-Continued Typo of government And title ot olectivft office Term Mothod ot Election aroa. Remarks (include numbor tor multiple-porson offlcos) (yo.rs) ccepenaat f cn - FLORIDA-Conllnued SCHOOL DISTRICTS GOVERNING BODY--COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD (5 OR MORE) q SEE REMARKS. SALARY liND NOMINAlED BY DISTRICT. ELfCTEO AT LARGE. EXPENSES. OTHER ELECTIVE OffICES--COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT Of q "T LAKGE • SALARY. MAY BE .'PPOINHO If ELECTORATE HAS APPROVEO SUCH SCHOOLS. A PROVIS ION. SPECIAL DISTRICTS . . . A MAJOUTY Of SPECIAL DISTRICTS ARe ESTA8LISIIlD (SEE REIIARKS) BY SP\,CI~L LI\W WHICH IN SOME CASES PROVIDCS fOR ELECTION Of DISTRICT GOVeRNING aODIES. GENERAL LAW: GOVERNING eODY: MOSQUITO CONTROL DISTRICTS--COMMISSIONERS (3) q AT LARGE. PER DIEM AND EXPENSES. SOIL CONSERVATION DISTRICTS-~SUPERVISORS (5). q (SEt AT LARGE. . EXPENSES TERM II YEARS BUT GENERAL LEGISLATION WlTH SPL- REMARKS CIAL APPLICATION PROVIDES DEVIATIONS. WATER HANAGEIIENT DISTRICTS-~SUPERVISORS (3) 3 AT LARGE EXPENSES • fORMERLY KNOIIN AS DRAINAGE DISTRICTS. " -i -t 106 GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS Table 15. Legally Authorized Elective Offices of State and Local Governments, by Type of Government: 1977-Continued Type I,1f government pnd titlo of elective oUice Term Method ot Elechon Brca Remarks 'Include number tor multiple"person ot!lc:cd) (yo". ) compensation GEOIWIA STATe GOVERNMENT GENERA~ ASSEMB~Y: REPRESENTATIVES (180) 2 REPRESENTATIVE SALARY, PER DIEM, DISTRICT. EXPENSES, AND MILEAGE. S£:NATOR5 (56) • • 2 SEN"TORIAL SALARY, PER DIEM, DISTRICT. EXPENSES, AND MILEAGI:. BOARDS: PUB~IC SERVICE COMMISSIONERS (5). AT LARGI: SALARY. OTHER L~ECT IVE crr rccs i APPEA~S COURT .JUDGES (9). 6 AT LARGI: SALARY. ATTORNEY GENERA~ •••••• q AT LARGE SALARY. COMMISSIONER Of AGRICU~TURE q AT LARGE SALARY. COMMISSIONER Of LABOR. q AT LARGE SALARY. COMPTROLUR GENERA~ •• q AT LARGI: SALARY. DISTRICT ATTORNEYS (q2) q .JUDICIAL DISTRICT. SEE REMARKS • RECEIVES A BASE SALARY WHICH IS OF1EN SUPPLE- MENTED BY SALARY AUTHORIZED BY SPECIAL ACT OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY. GOVERNOR ••••••• q AT LARGE SALARY. ~ IEUTENANT GOVERNOR • q AT LARGE SALARY. SECRETARY Of STATE. q AT LAI'GE SALARY. STATL SCHOO~ SUPERINTENDENT q AT LARGE SALARY. SUPERIOR COURT .JUDGES (93). q R~~!~KS\ .JUDICIAL CIRCUIT SEE REMARKS. RECEIVES A BASE SALARY WHICH MAY BE SUPPLEMENTED BY SALARY AUTHORIZED BY SPECIAL ACT OF THE GEN- ERAL ASSEMBLY, JUDGES FOR ATLANTA CIRCUIT ARE ELECTED FOR AN B-YEAR TERM. SUPREME COURT .JUSTICES (7). ~.T LARGI: SALARY. COUNTY GOVERNMENTS EXCLUDES THE CONSOLIDATE. GOVERNMENT OF COLUMBUS (SEI: REMARKS) AND MUSCOGEE COUNTY (THE "C ITY OF COLUMBUS"), WHICH IS INCLUDED UNDER "MUNICIPALITIES," BELOW. GOVERNING BOOY (SEE REMAR~S). q "T LARGE OR BY SEE REMARKS. PROVISIONS FOR COUNTY GOVERNING BODIES ARE DETER DISTRICT. MINED BY SPECIAL LEGISLATION, THE BOARD is DI:S- IGNATED BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS AND IN MOST COUNTIES HAS 3 OR 5 MEMBERS, HOWEVER, 27 COUNTIES HAVE A SING~E COMMISSIONER AND 1 COUNTY HAS 9, IN 2 COUNTIES, THE PROBATE JUDGE STILL SERVES AS THE GOVERNING AUTHORITY, FOR MOST OF THE COUNTIES, THE BOARD MEMBERS ARE ELECTED AT LARGE OR AT LARGE WITH DISTRICT RESIDENCE REQUIREMENTS; COMPENSATION IS USUALLY FIXED BY SPECIAL ACTS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY. A COUNCIL-MANAGER fORM IS PRO'IIDED BY STATUTES FOR THOSE COUNTIES CHOOSING SUCH A FORM. OTHER ELECTIVE OffICES: STATe COUliT .JUDGES (SEE REMARKS). SEE SEE REMARKS. SEE REMARKS. "STATE COURTS" REFER TO COURT NAME, NOT TO .JURIS REMARK~ DICTION, ESTABLISHED BY SPECIAL ACTS WHICH DETERMINE TERM, COMPENSATION AND ELECTION AREA. STATE COURT SOLICITORS (SEE REMARKS). SEE SEE REMARKS. SEE REMARKS. SEE "STATE COURT .JUDGES" ABOVE. REMARKS. CLERK OF SUPERIOR COURT AT LARGE • FEES OR SALARY. CORONER (SEE REMARKS) AT LARGE. FEES OR SALARY • OfFICE ABOLISHF.O IN COBB AND FULTON COUNTIES, BY CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT, AND REPLACED BY AP- POINTED COUNTY MEDICAL EXAMINER • .JUSfICES Of THE PEACE (1 PER DISTRICT, SEE MILITIA DISTRICT. fEES.. THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY HAS ABOLISHED THIS OffICE I'" REMARKS) • SEVERAL COUNTIES, THE OfFICE MAV BE REPLACED IN MUNICIPALITIES OVER 20,000 POPULATION, OR IN COUNTIES CONTAINING SUrH A CITY, BY A COURT OR SYSTEM Of COURTS DEEMED NECESSARV BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY. PROBATE .JUDGE AT LARGE • fEES OR SALARY. SHERiff • " AT LARGE •• SALARY. SURVEYOR (SEE REMARKS). AT LARGE fEES •• MAY BE APPOINTED WHEN ELECTION ,AILS TO ,ILL OffiCE. lAX COLLECTOR (SEE RE~IARKS) q AT LAROE. COMMISSION ANDI GENERAL ASSEMBLY MAY COMBINI: OFFICES 0, TAX OR SALARY. COLLECTOR AND TAX RECEIVER TO fORM OffiCE Of TAX COMMISSIONER, AND HAS DONE SO IN ALL BUT 10 COUNTIES. TAX COMMISSIONER (SEE REMARKS) •• q AT LARGE COMMISSION ANDI OR SALARY. i;SEE "TAX COLLECTOR" ABOVE. TAX RECEIVER (SEE REMARKS). AT LARGE COMMISSION ANDI OR SALARY. TREASURER (SEE REMARKS) q AT LARGE COMMISSION 0' GENERAL ASSEMBLY MAY ABOLISH THIS OfFICE AND HAS SALARY. DONE SO IN ALL BUT 26 COUNTII:S. MUNICIPALITIES MUNICIPALITIES IN GEORGIA ARE ESTABLISHED BY (SEE REMARKS) SPECIAL ACTS Of THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY AND PRO- VISIONS fOR THEIR OPERATION ARE INCLUDI:D THERE- IN, 196~ LEGISLATION PROVIDES LIMITED HOME RULE fOR CITIES; COLUMBUS WAS CONSOLIDATEO WITH MUSCOGEE COUNTY IN 1971 AND IS INCLUDED AS AN INDEPENDENT CITY fOR CENSUS PURPOSES. 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS ELECTIVE OFFICES 107 Table 15. LEgally Authoriled ,Elective Offices of State and ,Local Governments, by T;-pe:of Governme"t: 1977-Continued Type or govornmont and title of elective oUice Tuna. Eloction orca ------~--~~------~------~------.-----(include number for multiple-porson ot'f'lcos) (years) GEORGIA-CGlltinued MUNICIPALITIE5--CONTINUED THE CITY OF COLUMBUS: CONSOL'IDA,'ED GOVERNMENT OF COLUMBUS (SEE ALTltO:JGH THE CONSOLIDATED GOVERNMENT or COLUMBUS REMARr,S). (FORM!:RL\' MUSCOGEE COUNTY) OPERATES UNDER A SPECIAL CHARTER, PROVISIONS FOR ITS GOVERNHENT ARE PRESENT!:D HERE BECAUSE IT REPRESENTS A R~R( SITOATI~~ OF CITY AND COUNTY CON~OLIDATION. GOVERiUNG BODY--COMMISSIONERS ( 10). . II SEE REMARKS SEE REMARKS. AS SPECifiED BY CHARTER • OTHER EL~CTIVE OFFICES: CLERk OF SUPERIOR COURT .. . II AT LARGE. . FEES OR SALARY. CORONER • ...... II AT LARGE. FEES OR SALARY. ausr rcc Of THE PEACE. ... . II AT LARGE. FEES. MAYOR. •• SEE SEr REMARKS SEE REMARKS. AS SPECifiED BY CHARTER. REMAIi,(S. I PROBATE .JUDGE '. II AT LARGE. fEES OR SALARY. SHERIFf. '•••• . II AT LARGE. SALARY. STA,E COURT .JUDGE • • • • SEE SEE REMARKS SEE REMARKS. AS SPECIfiED BY SPECIAL ACT. REMARKS. STATE COURT SOL1CITOR SEE SEE REMARKS SEE REI'ARKS. SEt "STATE COURT .JUOGF." ABOVE. REMARKS. TA~ COMMISSIONER. II AT '.ARClE, . [COMMISSION ANOI OR ~ALARY. SCHOOL DISTRICTS GOVERNING BODY: COUNTY SCHOOL SYST£MS--COUNTY BOARD OF EDUC~- II COUNTY. • SEE REMARKS. " ELECTIVE IN 103 COUNTIES THROUGH SPECIAL LEGIS- T10N (SEE R£MARKS). LATlON; APPOINTED BY GRANO .JURY IN ALL OTHER COUNTIES EXCEPT 5 WHERE BOARD IS APPOINTED BY GRAND .JURY IN CON.JUNCTION WITH CITY OR COUNTY GOVERN IflG BODY. INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICTS (SEE REMARKS). SEE SEE R£MARKS •• SEE REMARr-S. PROVlll;:D FOR BY SPECIAL ~EGISLATlON; NOT :LEC- REMARKS TlVE IN ALL SYSTEMS. ,OTHER 'ELECTIVE OF"fICES: COUNTY SUPERINT£NDENT OF SCHOOLS (r,EE R£MARKS). ~ COUNTY.. • SALARY. APPOINTMENT IS OPTIONAL; ELECTIVE IN 1111 COuN- TI~S; APPOINTED BY BOARD OF EDUCATION IN REMAIN- DER OF COUNTIES THROUGH S?ECIAL LEGISLATION. SPECIAL DISTRICTS GOVERN ING BODY: SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICTS-- COUNTY. PER DIEM AND EACH DISTRICT BOARD ALSO HAS 2 APPOINTED Mf,MBERS. 'SUPERVISORS (ll OR MORE; SEE R£MARKS). EXPENSES. 108 ,GOVERNMENTAL [ORGANIZAT:ION ,1917 CENSUS OF GOVERNM2NTS Table 15. Legally Authorized Elective Offices of State and Local Governments, by Type of Government: 1977-Continued Typo 01. Itovernment and t1tle of eaeeefve crrfce To .... Method of Election area Remarks (includo number for multiple-person of1'lces) (years) compensation HAWAII STAT E GOVERNMENT LE:GIs~ATURE:: REPR(SENTATIVEs (51). 2 REPRESENTATIVE SALARY AND PER DISTRICT. DIEl4. SENATORS (25) II I SENATORIAL SALARY "'NO PER DISTRICT. DIEM. OTHER BOAROs: STATe BOARD OF EDUCATION (9). 11 SEE REMARKS. . PER DIEH MIO PURSUANT TO COURT ORDER THE BOARD IS COHPOSED OF EXPENSES. 9 HEIIBERS; 7 FROM THE CITY MID COUNTY Of HONOLULU ANO 2 fROH THE REMAINING SCHOOL DISTRICTS. OTHER E~ECT1VE OFFICES: GOVERNOR (SEE REMARKS) •••••• II AT LARGE sAL/,RY GOVERNOR AND LIEUTENANT GOVeRNOR ELECTED ON SAME LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR (SEE REMARKS) 4 AT LARGE SA~AkY TICI COUNTY GOVE:RNMENTS EXCLUDES COUNTY OF KALAl/AD, CONS IDEREO FOR (sE:E REMARKS) CENSUS PURPoses AS A DISTRICT Of COUNTY OF HAUl AND THE CITY AND COUNTY Of HONOLULU. I'lCLUDED UNDER "MUNICIPALIT:e:S,n SEE D(LO~" GOVERNING BODY--CDUIlCI~MEN HAWAII COUNTY (9; SEE REMARKS). II SEE REl4ARKS. SALARY. COUNC I~MEN ELECTED AT LARGE, HO\.EVER AT LEAST ONE HElIBER ~lUsT RESIDE: IN EACH Of SIX RESIDENCE: DISTRICTS. KAUAI COUNTY (7; sE:E REMARKS) 2 AT LARGE • SALARY . ONE HE.'1BER IS ELECTED AS CHAIRIWl. IIAUI COUNTY (9; SEE ~EMAR"S). 2 AT LARGE (SEE SALARY ONE HUST BE A RESIDENT Of TilE ISLArID OF 110LOKAI, REI'ARKS ). 1 RESIDENT Of THE ISLAIlD OF ~ANAI, 1 RESIDWT OF EAST HAUl, I RESIDENT Of I\EST 14AUI, 3 RESI- DENTS Of CENTRAL ~IAUI, AND 2 AT LARGE. OTHER E',ECTIVE OFFICES: MAYOR. SEE AT LARGE . SALARY ELECTED TO 2 YEAr. TERN ltI MUAI COUNTV, II YEAR , REMARKS. TERfl IN HAUl AND HAWAII COurITIES. PROSECUTING ATTORNE:Y. AT LARGE SALARY ELECTED IN HAWAII AND KAUAI COUNTIES. MUNIC IPAL IT I ES " CITY AND COUNTY OF HONOLULU (SEE REMARKS) ALTtIOUGH THE CITY 1,1.0 COUNTY OF HOI~OLULU IS GDVERUED UNDEn A HD:1E-nULf. CHART(R, PROVIS IONS FOR ITS GOI/ERIlMEUT ARE WCLUDED HERE sINC2 TH~Y REPReSENT A RAnE SITUATION OF CITY AllO COUUTY COllSOL lOAlION. GOVE:RNING BODY--COUNCILNEN (9). CCUNC IL'1N!lC SAl ARV. DISTRICTS. OTHER E:LECTIVE OFFICES--I~AYOIl • AT LARGE • SALARY. SPECIAL DISTRICTS SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICTS: GOVERNING BOOY--DIRECTORS (3; SEE REMARKS). 3 ,'T ~ARGE • EXPEilsES • • EACH D ISTRICT BOA~O ALSO HAS 2 f.PPOIIITD :tEHo:r(s. 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS ELECTIVE OFFICES 109 Table 15. Legally Authorized Elective Offices of State and Local Governments, by Type of Government: 1977-Continued Type of lovernaent and title of elective office T..... M.thod of Election area RotUrka (include nuabctr for lIloultlph-peraon oUices) (years) COJII)en •• t Ion IDAHO STATE GOVERNMENT LEGISLATURE: REPRESENTATIVES (70) 2 LEGISLATIVE PER DIEM AND DISTRICT. EXPENSES. SENATORS (35) •• 2 LEGISLATIVE PER 01 EM AND DISTRICT. EXPENSES. OTHER ELECTIVE OFFICES: ATTORNEY GENERAL • 4 AT LARGE. SALARY. AUDITOR •••••••••• 4 AT LARGE: • SALARY. DISTRICT COURT ~UDGES (27) 4 ~UDI("IAL DISTRICT. SALARY. GOVERNOR •••••• 4 AT LARGE SALARY. LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR. • 4 AT LARGE SALARY. SECRETARY or S1ATE ••••••••• 'I AT LARGE SALARY. SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION 4 AT LARGE SALARY. SUPREME COURT ~USTICES (5) 6 AT LARGE SALARY. TREASURER. 4 AT LARGE SALARY. COUNTY GOVERNMENTS GOVERNING BODY--COMMISSIONERS (J). SEE: SEE REMAR~S. SALARY. ELECTED AT LARGE WITH DISTRlrT RESIDENCL REQUIRE- REMARKS, MENT; 1 ELECTED FOR U YEARS, 2 fOR 2 YEARS. OTHER ELECTIVE OffiCES: ASSESSOR ••••••••••••••• 4 AT LARGE SALARY. CLERK OF DISTRICT COURT (SEE REMARKS). 4 AT LARGE SALARY • ALSO ACTS AS EX OFfiCIO AUDITOR, RECORDER, .'NO · CLERK OF BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. CORONER. • • • • • • 2 AT LARGE SJlLARY. PROSECUTING ATTORNEY 2 AT LARGE SALARY. SHERifF.. • 4 AT LARGE SALARY. TREASURER. • 4 AT LARGE SALARY. . EX OFF IC 10 PUBLIC ADM INISTRATOR AND EX OHICIO TAX COLLECTOR. MUNICIPALIT IES MAYOR-COUNCIL FORM--COUNCILMEN (4 OR 6: SEE AT LARGE. SALARV • NUMBER Df COUNCILMEN IS OPTIONAL. (DURING TRAN- REMARKS). SITION TO GREATER OR SMALLER NUMBER, 1 COUNCIL TERM IS FOR 2 YEARS.) CITY MANAGER FORH--COUNCILMEN (5 OR 7: SEE AT LARGE. • SALARY • NUMBER Of COUNCILMEN IS OPTIOML. REMARKS) • OTHER ELECTED OFfiCES: MAYOR. • AT LARGE. SEE REMARKS. OFFICE ELECTED IN MAYOR COUNCIL FORM ANa SALARY FIXED BY COUNCIL: ELECTION IS OPTIONAL IN CITY MANAGER FORM BUT, IF ELECTED, THE MAYOR'S po- SITION REPLACES ONE or THE COUNCILMEN'S POSITIONS ON THE BALLOT; ALSO IN THE CITY MANAGER rORM THt TERM MAY BE EITHER 2 OR 4 YEARS. IF MAYOR IS DESIGNATED BY COUNCIL ELECTION, HRM IS 2 YEARS. SCHOOL DISTRICTS GOVERNING BODY--TRUSTEES: ELEMENTARY SCHOOL DISTRICTS (J) •••••• 3 ZONES. UNPAID. ~UNIOR COLLEGE DISTRICTS (5; SEE REMARKS). 6 AT LARGE UNPAID • NUMBER Of TRUSTEES MAY BE AS ~IGH AS 9 IN CONSOL- IDATED DISTRICTS. OTHER SCKOOL DISTRICTS (5) ZONES. UNPAID. SPECIAL DISTRICTS GOVERNING BODY: AUDITORIUM DISTRICTS--DIRECTORS (5) ••••• 6 AT LARGE. SALARY. CEMETERY MAINTENANCE DISTRICTS--COMMISSIONERS U SEE REMARKS. EXPENSES (J). · EeECTED AT LARGE WITH SUBDISTRICT RESIDENCE REQU IREMENT. FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICTS--CQMMISSIONERS (J) 4 SEE REMAR~S. · EXPENSES GOOD ROAD DISTRICTS (3). 2 NOT SPEC IflED. PER DIEM EXISTING GOOD ROAD DISTRICTS Mf.Y CONTINUE, BUT NO · NEW ONES MAY BE FORMED. HIGHWAY DISTRICTS--COMMISSIO~ERS (3) 4 SEE REMARKS. PER DIEM AND ELECTEO AT LARGE WITH SUBDISTRICT RESIDENCE RE- (SEE RE- EXPENSES. QUIREMENT: INCLUDES COUNTY-WIDE ROAD DISnlCTS MARKS). IN WHICH 1 COMMISSIONER IS ELECTED TO A 4 YEAR TERM, 2 FOR 2 YEAR TERMS. HOSPITAL DISTRICTS--TRUSTEES (7) 6 AT LARGE. SALARY AND ·· EXPENSES. IRRIGATION DISTRICTS--DIRECTORS (1 PER DIVI- J SEE REMARKS. PER DIEM AND NOT LESS THAN 3 NOR MORE THAN 7 DIVISIONS; ELECTED SION: SEE REMARKS). EXPENSES. AT LARGE WITH DIVISION RESIDENCE REOUIREMENT. LIBRARY DISTRICTS--TRUSTEES(::') •• 5 AT LARGE. · EXPENSES. PORT DISTRICTS--COMMISSIONERS (3). 6 SEE REMARJ(S. PER DIEM AND · EXPENSES. ELECTED AT lARGE WITH SUBDISTRICT RESIDENCE n REQUIREMENT. RECREATION DISTRICTS--DIRECTORS (3)•• 4 SEE REMARKS. · EXPENSES . . REGIONAL AIRPORT AUTHORIT1ES--TRUSTEES (SEE 4 SEE REMARKS. EXPENSES . ONE TRUSTEE ELECTED fROM EACH LEGISLATIVE DIS- REMARKS). · · TRICT EXCEPT IN SPECifIED REGIONS WHERE ONt ADDI- TIONAL TRUSTEE IS ELECTEO. SOIL CONSERVATION DISTRICTS--SUPERVISORS (3 OR 4 AT LARGE. . EXPENSES. . EACH BOARD HAS 2 APPOINTED MEMBERS; THE NUMBER or 5; SEE REMARKS). ·· · SUPERVISORS MAY BE INCREASED TO 7 IN WHICH CASE ~ SUPERVISORS ARE ELECTED. WATER AND SEWER DISTRICTS--DIRECTORS(5) •• 6 AT LARG!: • SALAIlY. WATERSHED IMPROVEMENT DISTRICTS--DIRECTORS (2; AT LARGE EXPENSES EACH eOARD ALSO HAS 1 APPOINTED MEMBER. SEE REMARKS). 110 GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS Table 15. Legally Authorized Elective Offices of State and Local Governments, by Type of Government: 1977--Continued Typo of lovernacnt and title at ereeerve office To.... Method of Election area {tnclude nUJIber for multiple"person orUces} (y•• ee ) co_pensation Remarks ILLINOIS STATE GOVERNMENT LEGISLATURE: REPRESENTATIVES (177; SEE REMARKS) •• 2 LEGISLATIVE SALARY. • • THREE REPRESENTATIVES ELECTED FROM EACH LEGISLA- DISTRICT. TIVE DISTRICT. SENATORS (~9) • '" • • LEG ISLATIVE SALARY. DISTRICT. BOAROS: UNIVERSITV OF ILLINOIS TRUSTEES (9; SEE AT LARGE. UNPAID. BOARO ALSO HAS EX OFFICIO MEMBERS. REMARKS ). OTHER ELECTIVE OFf'lCES: APPELLATE COURT JUOGES (34; SEE REMARKS) •• 10 JUDICIAL DISTRICT SALARV •• EIGHTEEN FROM COOK COUNTY JUDICIAL DISTRICT, 4 EACH FROM THE OTHER 4 OISTRICTS. ATTORNEV GENERAL. • 4 AT LARGE. SALARY. COMPTROLLER • • • • 4 AT LARGE. • SALARV. CIRCUIT COURT JUDGES (168). 6 JUDICIAL CIRCUIT SALARV. GOVERNOR ••••••• 4 AT LARGE •• SALARV .~OFFICES OF GOVERNOR ANO LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR ARE LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR. 4 liT LARGE ••• SALARY .I( ELECTED JOINTLV. RESIDENT CIRCUIT COURT JUDGES (77). 6 S'E REMARKS. SALARY • ELeCTED IN COOK COUNTY; 24 JUDGES ELECTED FROM OUTSIOE CHICAGO ANO 53 FROM INSIDE THE CHICAGO CORPORATE LIMITS. SECRETARV Of STATE. • • AT I,ARGE • • SALARY. SUPREME COURT JUSTICES (7; SEE REMARKS) 10 JUDICIAL DISTRICT. SALARV. THREe FROM COOK COUNTY JUDICIAL OISTRICT, 1 EACH FRO~1 THE OTHER 4 OISTRICTS. TREASURER •• AT LARGE. • • SALARV. COUNTY GOVERNMENTS' GOVERNING BOOV: COUNTY BOARD--HEMBERS--IN 17 NONTO\\'NSHIP 3 AT LARGE. PER DIEM AND COUNTIES (3). EXPENSES. COUNTY BOARD-"MEMBERS--COOK COUNTY (15) • SEE REMARKS. SALARY. TEN FROM AREAS COMPRISING CITY OF CHICAGO; 5 FROM COOK COUNTY OUTSIOE OF CHICAGO. COUNTY BOARD--MEMBERS--IN 84 TO\\'NSH IP COUNTI ES SEE REMARKS. PER DIEM OR NUMBER OF MEMBERS MAY VARY FROM 5 TO 29; ELECTION (SEE REMARKS). SALARY. MAY BE AT LARGE OR DV OISTRICT; A CHAIRMAN ~IAV BE ELECTED AT LARGE BUT MUST BE A r1EMBER OF THE BOARO ANO MAV ONLY SERVE A 2-VEAR TERrI. o'rH ER BOARDS: REGIONAL BOARD OF SCHOOL TRUSTEES (7) • 6 Sf:E REMARKS. EXPF.NsrS • • '. NOT MORE THAN 1 SHALL BE A RESIDENT OF ANY 1 CON GRESSIONAL TOWNSHIP UNLESS LESS THAN 7 TOhNSHIPS IN COUNTY \'MEN NOT MORE THAN 2 SHALL Res IOE IN SAME TOI\'NSHIP. BOARO OF APPEALS--COOK COUNTY (2) •• 4 AT LARGE SEE REMARKS. FIXED BV COUNTY BOARD. BOARD OF ASSESSORS--COUNTIES 150,000 TO 6 AT LARGE SEE REMARKS. AN ASSESSING OfFICER MAV BE APPOINTED IN LIEU OF 1,000,000 POPULATION (5; SEE REMARKS). AN ELECTED BOARD; COMPENSATION fIXED BV COUNTY BOARD. BOARD OF REVIEW--COUNTIES 150,000 TO 6 AT LARGE.. SEE REMARKS •• BOARO MAY BE APPOINTIVE; COMPENSATION FIXCO BV 1,000,000 POPULATION (3; SEE REMARKS). COUNTY BOARO. SCHOOL TOWNSHIP LAND COMMISSIONERS (3 PER TOWN- TO\\'NSH IP AT LARGE. UNPAIO •• AUTHORIZED IN TOI'/NSHIPS HAVING A LOANABLE: fUNO SHIP; SEE REMARKS). PROOUC!UG INCOME IN EXCESS OF $2,500 ANNUAL LV AND LOCATEO IN COUNTIES UNOER 2:i!O, 000. SCHOOL TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES--(3). 6 TOI\'NSHIP AT LARGe UNPAID. UNLESS MORE THAN THREE DISTRICTS. OTHER ELECTIVE OFFICf.S: ASSESSOR--COOK COUNTY 4 AT LARGE • • SEE REMARKS. COMPENSATION FIXED BY COUNTY BOARD. ASSESSOR--COUNTIES 150,000 TO 1,000,000 4 AT LARGE. SEC REMARKS. POSITION IS OPTIOtlAL IN HOME RULE COUNTIES; COM- POPULAT ION. PENSATION FIXED BY COUNTY BOARD. AUD ITOR--COUNTI ES 75,000 TO 500,000 POPULATION AT LARGe SEE REMARKS •• IN SMALLER COUNTIES MAV ALSO EXIST BUT ONLY AS (SEE REMARKS). APPOINTIVE OFfiCE; COMPENSATION FIXED BY COUNTY BOARD. CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT (ONE PER COUNTY). AT LARGE. •• SALARV AND PER OIEM. CORONER (SEE REMARKS) 4 AT LARGE •••• SALARY. • POSITION IS OPTIONAL; MAY BE: ELECTED OR APPOINTED COUNTY CLERK. AT LARGE. SALARY • POSITION IS MANDATORV; METHOD OF SELECTION AND " TERM MAY BE CHANGEO BY REFERENOUl1. ItIGHWAY COHHISSIONERS--NONTO\\'NSHIP COUNTI ES ROAD ~~~TRJCT. •• PER DIEM OR (1 PER ROAD 0 ISTRICT). SALARV. Bee footnote at end of State. 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS ELECTIVE OFFICES 111 Table 15. Legally Authorized Elective Offices of State and Local Governments, by Type of Government: 1977-Continued Type of IOvernaent and title ot electivo office TOni Election aroa ).tethod of Rtll':l.arku. ----~------,------~~------~----~~--~------+-----~------~------,------.----.--(include n_ber for sult1ple"per8on ottie".) (yearl,) co:rpensDtion ILLINOIS-Continued COUNTY GOVERNMENTS--CONTINUED OTHER ELECTIVE OFFICES--CONTINUED RECORDER OF DEEDS--COUNTIES 60,000 OR MORE AT ~ARGE SA~ARY • MAY BE ELECTED OR APPOINTEO. POPULATION. REGIONAL SUPERINTENOENT OF SCHOOLS. • II AT LARGE SALARY. ROAD D JSTfUCT CLERK • • • • • • • • • • • • 4 ROAD DISTRICT •• PER 010>1 OR SALARY. SHERIFf (SEE REMARKS) •••• AT LARGe SALARY. SAME PROVISIONS AS COUNTY CLERK. STATE'S ATTORNEY. • •••• AT LARGE • SALARY AND fEES. TREASURER (SEE REMARKS) • AT LARGE SALARY. SAHE PROVISIONS AS COUNTY CLERK. TOIVNSHIP GOVERNHEN';'S GOVERNING BOOY (SEE REMARKS) •• SUPERVISOR (SEE: BELOW) IS curtr ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER OF rD\ITISIUP BUT THE TO\IN flELTING ACTS IN THE CAPACITY OF A GOVERNING DOOY. OTHER BOARDS (SEE REHARKS).. • •••• rOUND ONLY IN TOWNSHIPS IntEIlE .IIE ELECTORATE liAS VOTED TO ESTABLISH. BOARD Of TO\\i~SHIP TRUSTEES (5; SEE REMARKS) • AT LARGE • • • HR DIEM SUPERVISOR AND 4 ELECTED TRUSTEES SERVE ON THe BOARD. COMMUNITY BUILDING BOARD Of MANAGERS (3). 6 AT LARGE UNPAID • IF AUTHORIZED BY ELECTORATE. TOWNSHIP LIBRARY BOARD Of DIRECTORS (7) •••• 6 AT LARGE. UIIPAID. OTHER ELECTIVE OffICES: ASSESSOR. ••••••••••••• AT LARGe S~E REMARKS. COMPENSATION fiXED BY BOARD OF TRusnES \YITlIIN STATUTORY LIMITS. CLERK ••• /j AT LARGE. SALARY OR fEES SERVES EX OFFICIO 011 TOWNSHIP BOABD. COLLECTOR (COUNTIES OVER 100,000; SEE RO>IARKS). AT LARGE. COHMISSION ••• OffICE MAY BE DISCONTINUED IN COUNTIES BY " REfERENDUH. HIGHWAY COMMISSIONER (SEE REMARKS) •• /j AT LARGE PER OIEM OR TIVO TOIVNSltIPS HAY CONSOLIDATE AND ELECT 1 HIGH- SALARY. WAY COMMISSIONER FOR eOTH TOWNSHIPS. SUPERVISOR. • AT LARGE SALARY, PER 0 I EH EXPENSES. MUNIC IPALITIE:S' (SEE REMARKS) ILLINOIS GENERAL LAW PROVIDES q-YEAR TERMS AS STANDARD FOR MUNICIPAL OFFIC IALS (D(CEPT CHICAGO) OUT TERMS MAY BE RCOUCED TO 2 YEARS BY REfERENDUM. CITY OF' CHICAGO: GOVERNING BOOY--ALOERMEN (50) II WARD ••• SALARY. OTHER ELECTIVE OffiCES: CLERK • • • • • II AT LARGE SALARY. MAYOR. •• • • II AT LARGE SALARY. TREASURER • • •• • II AT L.ARGE • SALARY. MAYOR-COUNC IL fORM--C IT IES: GOVERNING BOOY--ALDERMEN (SEE REMARKS). ELECTORATE MAY PROVIDE fOR ONE-HALF THE NUMDER AUTHOR IZED BY GENERAL LAW. OVER 30,000 POPULATION (14 TO 20; SEE 2 OR 4 WARO SEE REI1ARKS. • MINIMUM OF 14 HEMBERS pLUS ADDITIONAL 2 FOR EACH REMARKS). 20,000 INHABITANTS W D(CESS or 30,000 OUT NOT TO FXCECO 20; COMPEflSATION FIXED BY ORDWANCE. 20,000 TO 30,000 POPULATION (14). 2 OR 4 WARD. SEE REMAIIKS. 1~,OOO TO 20,000 POPULATION (10). 2 OR 4 WARD SEE REMARKS. : • ~[}COMPENSATION FIXED BY ORDINANCE. 3,000 TO 1~,000 POPULATION (8) •• 2 OR 4 \YARD ••• SEE REMARKS. UNDER 3,000 POPULATION (6)••••••• 2 OR II WARD •• SEE REMARKS. OTHER ELECTIVE OffICES (SEE REMARKS) •• • ~.IN _'DDITlON, COUNCIL. MAY PROVIDE fOR j;LECTION OR CLERK • • • • • • • •• •••• 2 OR II AT LARGE. SEE REMARKS. • •• APPOINTMENT OF' A COL~CCTOR, COMPTROLLeR, CORPOM MAYOR. • • •• • ••••••• 2 OR II AT LARGE. SEE REMARKS. • RATION COUNSE~, MARSIIAL, ANO supeRINTENDENT 0; TREASURER • co • •• •••••• 2 OR II AT LARGE. SEE REMARKS. • STREETS; COMPENSAT IOfj Of ALL orFIC IALS IS FIXED BY ORO INAtICE. TRUSTEE fORM--INCORPORATED TOWNS ANO VILLAGES: GOVERNING BOOY--TRUSTEES (6) ••••••••• 2 Oil II SEE REMARKS. •• SEE REMARKS. • IN VILLAGES OF' 25,000 POPULATION OR MORE, ELECTED fROM DISTRICTS If ELECTORATE SO DITtOES; IN OTHERS ELECTED AT LARGE; COMPENSATION F'IXED BY ORDINANCt. OTHER BOARDS--LIBRARY BOARD Of DIRECTORS 6 AT LARGE. • • •• UNPAID.... IN INCORPORATED TOWNS AND VILLAGES WHERE E~ECTDR- (7; SEE REMARKS). ATE HAS VOTED TO ESTABLISH. OTHER ELECTIVE OFFICES: CLERK. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• 2 OR q 1 AT LARGE. ••• SEE REMARKS. • •• COMPENSATION FIXED BY ORDINANCE. 1 See :footnote at: ead of State. 112 GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS Table 15. Legally Authorized Elective Offices of State and Local Governments, by Type of Government: 1977-Continued Type at goverlU'llentand title of elective office Term Mothod of Election are. (inr.1ude nWllber tor multiple-person offices) (y ••••• ) coMpensation Remarks IlliNOIS-Continued MUNIC IPALITIES--CONT INUED TRUSTEE FORM--INCORPORATED TOWNS AND VILLAGES-- CONTINUED OTHER ELECTIVE OFFICES--CONTINUED PRESIDENT... ••• • • • •• 2 OR q AT LARGE •• •• SALARV. IN INCORPORATED TOI.".S OVER 25, 000 ONLY-- ASSESSOR. • • ~ • • •• 2 OR II AT LARGE SEE REMARKS •• COLLECTOR • • • •• • 2 OR " AT LARGE ~~~ ~~~~~~: •• >CDfIPENSATlDN FIXED BY ORDINANCE. SUPERVISOR.. • • • • ••• 2 OR II AT LARGE OPTIONAL MANAGERIAL FORM--CITIES OR VILLAGES NOT EXCEEDING 500,000 POPULATION: GOVERNING BODY: CITIES RETAINING WARDS--ALDERMEN (SEE 2 OR " WARD • SALARY SAME PROVIS IONS AS FOR MAYOR-COUNC IL fORI4 ABOVE REMARKS ). OR 1 PER WARD. CITIES NOT RETAINING IVARDS--COUNCILMEN (SEE 2 OR II AT LARGE SALARY LESS THAN 50, OCO POPULATION, II fIEMBERS; 50, 000 REMARKS) • TO 100,000, 6; 100,000 TO 500,000, B. VILLAGES RETAINING DISTRICTS--TRUSTEES (6). 2 OR II DISTRICT •••• SALARY. VILLAGES NOT RETAINING DISTRICTS-- 2 OR II AT LARGE •• SALARY. TRUSTEES (6). OTHER ELECTIVE OFFICES: (SEE REMARKS). fOUND ONLY WHERE COUNCILMEN OR TRUSTEES ARE ELECTeD AT LARGe. C IT I ES--MAYOR • " OR II AT LARGE •• SALARY. V ILLAGES--P RES 10 ENT AT LARGE ••• SALARY. CITY CLERK. . . : I: :: : AT LARGE SEE REMARKS. COMPENSATION FIXED BY ORDINANCE EXcePT IN CITieS OVER 100,000 POPULATION, SALARY. CITY TREASURER. 2 OR II AT LARGE SEE REMARKS. COMPENSATION FIXED BY ORDINANCE. OPTIONAL COMMISSION FORM--CITIES OR VILLAGES NOT EXCEED ING 200, 000 POPULAT ION: GOVERNING BOOY--CCMMISSIONERS (II, SEE REMARKS). II AT LARGE • SALARY •• : ~ MAYOR AND COMMISSIONERS TOGETHER ARE THE COUNC IL. OTHER ELECTIVE OFFICES--MAYOR •• • •••• II AT LARGE SALARY OPTIONAL STRONG MAYOR FORM--C ITI ES NOT LESS THAN 5, 000 POPULAT ION AND NOT GREATER THAN 500, 000: GOVERNING BOOY--ALDERMEN, II WARD •• SEE REMARKS •• OVER BO,OOO (20) ••• II WARD SEE REMARKS. 60,001 TO B~,OOO (16) II WARD SEE REMARKS. TWO ALDeRMEN ELECTED PER WARD; COI~PENSAT ION 110,001 TO 60,000 (Ill) II WARD SeE REMARKS. r rxro BY ORDINANCE. 25,001 TO 110,000 (10) II WARD SEE ReMARKS. UNDER 25,001 (B) ••• " WARD. SEE REMARKS •• OTHER ELECTIVE OFFICES: MAYOR. AT LARGE sec REMARKS. CLERK • " AT LARGE SEE REMARKS •• : ~COMPENSATION FIXED BY COUNC IL. TREASURER • " AT LARGE SEE REMARKS •• SCHOOL DISTRICTS GOVERNING BOIlY: SPEC IAL CHARTER SCHOOL DISTRICTS (SEE REMARKS). SEE SEE REMARKS. •• SEE REMARKS.. • INDIVIDUAL CHARTERS PROVIDE fOR ELECTION OR REMARKS. APPOINTMeNT OF BOARD MEMBERS; SPECIAL LEGISLA- TION fOR THE CHICAGO SCHOOL DISTRICT PROVIDES FOR AN APPOINTive BOARU. CITY SCHOOL DISTRICTS OVER 500,000 POPULATION-- 5 AT LARGE •• UNPAID. BOArID Of EDUCATION (11). SCHOOL DISTRICTS OF OVER 1,000 POPULATION-- 3 OR 6 SEC REMARKS. UNPAID • ELeCTED AT LARGE EXCEPT IN A Few INSTANCES IN BOARO OF EDUCATION (7). COMMUNITY UNIT AND COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL. DISTRICTS WHERE MEMBERS ARE ELECTED AT LARGE WITH AReA RESIDENce REQUIREMENTS. SCHOOL DISTRICTS UNDER 1,000 PCPULATION--BOARD OF DIRECTORS: CONSOLIDATED DISTRICTS (7). • • • •• •• 3 AT LARGE •••• NOT SPECIFIED. OTHERS (3). ••••••••• • •• • 3 AT LARGE ••• NOT SPECIFIED. SCHOOL DISTRICTS OF OVER 100,000 POPULATION BUT 5 5 EE REMARKS. • NOT SPECIFIED. FORM IS OPTIONAL; ELeCTION MAY BE HELD AT LARGe, Less THAN 500, 000 POPULATION--BOARD OF EDUCA- BY DISTRICT, OR 3 AT LARGE AND II IN DISTRICTS. TION (7; SEE REMARKS). NONHIGH SCHOOL DISTRICTS--BOARD OF EDUCATION AT LARGE. • • NOT SPECIFIED.. COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS IS AN EX (3; SEE REMARKS). OFFICIO MEMBeR; 00 NOT opeRATE SCHOOLS BUT ARE TAX ING DISTRICTS eSTABLISHED IN AREAS NOT HAVING HIGH SCHOOLS TO PROVIDE FUNDS fOR TUITION PAYMENTS. SPECIAL DISTRICTS GOVERNING BODY' DRAINAGE DISTRICTS--COMMISSIONERS (3; SEE AT LARGE. • peR DIEM AND MAY ALSO BE KNOWN AS OUTLeT DRAINAGe DISTRICTS, REMARKS). EXPENSES. DRAINAGE AND LEVEE DISTRICTS, MUTUAL DRAINAGE DISTRICTS, AND MUTUAL DRAINAGE AND LEVEe DIS- TRICTS; APPOINTED BOARDS ExcePT, UPON PETITION OF LANDOWNERS, MAY BE ELECTeD. FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICTS--TRUSTEES (3) 6 AT LARGE. SALARY • • ELeCTION OF TRUSTEes IS OPTIONAL. PARK DISTRICTS (SEE REMARKS). •• PROVISIONS FOR PLEASURE DRIVEWAY AND TOWNSHIP PARK DISTRICTS HAVE BEeN REPEALED; HOWEVER, THose IN EXISTeNCE CONTINue TO OPERATE UNDEr. PRIOR LAWS. Bee :footnote .t end of Stato. 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS ELECTIVE OFFICES 113 Table 15. Legally Authorized Elective Offices of State and Local Governments, by Type of Government: 1977-Continued TJpe ot IOvorJUllont and title of elective office TeN Eloction arca ",.thod ot --,------~~----~--4_~~~------4_--~----_+------(include n... ber for llult1ple-person ofUees) (Yoars) eoftlpona.tlon ILLINOIS-Continued SPECIA~ DISTRICTS--CONTINUED GOVERNING BOOY--CONTINUED PA~K DISTRICTS--CONTINUED GENE~AL PARK DISTRICTS--COMMISSIDNERS (~) •• 6 A': LARGE · · . UNPAID .. PLEASURE DRIVEWAY AND PARKWAY DISTRICTS-- PRESIDENT • • • • • • • AT LARGE UNPAID. TRUSTEES (6). • • • •• • " AT LARGE · · ..· UNPAID. T()'MjSHIP PARK DISTRICTS--COMMISSIONERS (s), 6" AT LARGE UNPAID. PUBLIC LIBRARY DISTRICTS--TRUSTEES (6; SEE 6 AT LARGE ·. EXPENSES . MAY BE APPOINTED IF APPROVED BY ELeCTORATe. REMA~KS). · · SANITARY OISTRICTS: METROPOLITAN SANITARY DISTRICT or GREATER 6 AT LARGE SALARY. CHICAGO--TRUSTEES (9). ·· · SANITARY DISTRICTS rOR DRAIN~GE AND ~EVEES-- AT LARGE (SEE SEC REMARKS. IN JOINT-COUNTY DISTRICTS or 100,000 OR MORE TRUSTEES (5). REMARKS). POPULATION, TRUSTEtS E~ECTr~ FROM COUNTY I COM- PENSATION SET BY BOARO. S.\NITARY DISTRICT rOR SEWERAGE--COUNTIES or WARD. • SEE REMARKS. COMPENSAT ION SET BY BOI\RD. 1,000,000 POPULATION OR MORE (COOK COUNTY)-- TRUSTEES (5). " SDIL AND WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICTS-- 2 AT LARGE. EXPENSES. COMMISSIONERS (5). TUBERCULOSIS SANITARIUM DISTRICTS-- SINGLE-COUNTY DISTRICT5 HAVE APPOINTED BOAROS. JOINT-COUNTY (SEE REMARKS; 7). PRESIDENT ••••• :5 AT LARGE SALARY AND EXPENSES. TRUSTEES (6) •••• :5 AT LARGE SALARY AND EXPENSES. aRGIle rule count! •• and clUe. may be formed as prOVided in Art. 7 a.8 of the 1970 IlUn01s Constitution. A horne rule county hone .hlah .. leet. a chl.t oxee'"'t1Yo 101"11ot aoverDMnt. A ho_ rule IlUnicipality is one with 25,000 population or one with le88 than 25,000 population t.hat electa home rule by referendum. A hollO rulo untt may •• tabU.h it. IOverDMntal tom by referendum except t:or certain provisions preacribed by law. 114 GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS Table 15. Legally Authorized Elective Offices of State and Local Governments, by Type of Government: 1977-Continued Type of &QvcrJ1Jllentand title of elective ofUce )tethod ot Election aroa Remarks (include number tor multiple-person oUtces) cOID~C1r !latian INDIANA STATE GOVERNMENT ~EGIS~ATURE: REPRESENTATIVES (100) 2 REPRESENTATIVE SA~ARY. DISTRICT. SENATORS (;0) • SWATORIAL SA~ARY. " DISTRICT. OTHER E~ECTIVE OFFICES: APPEA~S COURT JUDGES (9). SEC APPELLATE COURT SA~ARY. APPEALS COURT JUDGES AND SUPREME COURT JUSTICES R/:HARKS. DISTRICT. ARE SELECTED BY THE GOVERNOR fROM A LIST OF 3 fOR EACH VACANCY SUBIUTTED TO HIM BY THE JUDI- CIAL NOMINATING COMMISSION; AFTEIl A 2-YEAR TERM THE JUDGES OR JUSTICr.S STANO FOR APPROVAL OR DISAPPROVAL BY rue ELECTORATE; IF APPRClVlD, THE JUDGE OR JUSTICE SrRYES A 10-YEAR TERM. ATTORNEY GENERAL. I.T LARGE. SALARY. AUDITOR OF STAT~. 'I AT LARGE. · ... SALARY. CIRCUIT COURT JUDGES (sa; : "6 JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. SALARY. C~ERK OF SUPREME AND APPELLATE COURTS · II AT LARGE. SALARY. GOVeRNOR...... AT LARGE. SALARV. LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR • · " AT LARGE. ·· SALAIIY. PROS ECUTING ATTURNEYS (ea), 'I JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. SALARY. REPORTER OF THE SUPREME AND APPELLATE COURTS. AT LARGE. SALARY. SECRETARY OF STATE. " AT L/IRGE. SALARY. SUPERINTENDENT OF PUijLIC INSTRUCT ION. · · 'I" AT LARGE. SALARY. SUPERIOR CDURT JUDGES (7~). COUNTY. SALARY (SEE STATE SALARY MAY BE SUPPLEMENTED BY COUt.TY IN " I!EMAIlKS) • \~H ICH COURT 15 LOCATED; JUDGES APPOINTED BY THE GOVEIlNOII IN ALLEN (6), LAKE (10), ST. JOSEPH (5), AND VANDERBURGH (7) SUPERIOR COURT~; JUDGES APPOINTED ST.~ND FOR RET tNT 1011 "FTcr~ 2-YtAl, TElU1 SUPREME COURT JUST rc ES (s), . SEE AT LARGE. SALARY (SEE SEE "APPEALS COURT JUDGES," ABOVE. · · REMARKS. · · REMARKS ). TREASURER • . AT LARGE. SA~Af GOVERNING BODY--COMMISSIONERS (3) 3 SEC REMARKS SALAKY AND PER ELECTED fROM COt1MISSIONeRS' DISTRICTS BY VOTEHS · · DIEM. AT LARGe. OTHER BOARDS: COUNT I ES \VITH ONLY 2 SECOND CLASS CITI£S-- COUNCILMANIC SALARY. COUNCILMEN (9) · " DISTRICTS. OTHER COUNT I ES--COUIK ILMEN (7 ). SEC REMARKS SAL/lP.Y OR PER THReE ELECTED AT LAI~GC, " FROM counc ILMMIIC " DIEM. DISTRICTS EXCEPT IN COUIITl~S OVEn 500,000 POP- ULATIOII AND 2 SECOND CLASS C/TIES :.HERe COUNCIL MEIl ARE ELECTED FROM 7 COUNCILIIANIC [JISTRICTS. OTHER eLECTIVE OFFICES (SEE REMARKS ). . . . . ImTE: ALL OF THtSE ELECTIVE OFFICES SERVWG · COUNTIES UNDEr. 95,000 POPULATION ALSO RECEIve PER DIEM. AUDITOR. . II AT LAIlGe. SALAllV. ASSESSOR. . . . . · tj AT LARGE. · SALARY. CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT. · · AT LARGe. SALARY. CORONER...... · " AT LARGE. · · SALARY • COUNTY COURT JUDGES (7i; SEE' REMAR~S i tj" AT LARGE. · · SALARY. POSIT 1011 ESTABLISHED IN COUIlTlES IIAVlhG LESS · · THAN 150,000 POPULAT ION AID IN COUNTIES BEn~CEJJ 500,000 AND 700,000 POPULATlOrJ UNLESS TliERE IS A SMALL CLAIMS AND rllSDEMEAI'OR DIVISION IN rue COUIlTY CIRCUIT DI~ SUPERIOR COURT. PROBAT E COURT JUDGE--ST. JOSEPH COUNTY. 6 AT LAIIGE. SALARV. RECORDER. . · · · II AT LARGE. · · SALARY • SHERIFF. · II AT LARGE. SALARY. SURVEYOR. . · · AT LARGe. · SALARY. TREASURER . . · · · · " AT LAqGE. · · · SALARY • TO,vNSH IP GOVERNMENTS " GOVERNING BODY (SEE REMARKS). . . INDIAUA TOWNSHIPS HAVE rw GOVERIIING BOOY AS SUCH · · · · THE eLECTED TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE (SEC BE~()W) IS THE CHIEr ADMIIIISTRATIVE Off'lCER. OTHER BOARDS--ADV ISORY BOARD (3). · · · · II AT LARGE. · · SALARY. OTHER ELECTIVE OFFICES: ASSESSOR--TOWNSHIPS OF 5,000 POPULATION OR II AT LARGE. SALARY (SEE DURING PERIODS OF REASSESSMEIIT RECEIVES Ptf! DIEII MORC. · REMARKS ). ALSO. CONSTABLES (SEE REMARKS). AT LARGE. FEES AND CXPENSES ONE eLECTED FOR EACH SMALL CLAII1S JUDGE (SEe · ·· " BELOI1). SMALL CLAIMS COURT JUDGES . AT LARGE. SALARY. .. . COURT IS £STABL ISHED IU EACH COUNTY CONTAINIUG A · · · · ·· " ··· CONSOLIDATED CITY OF THE FIRST CLASS. TRUSTEE (SEE REMARKS) • . . AT LARGE. SALARY • ALSO SI:RVES AS ASSESSOR IN TO\;NSHIPS UlIDER 5,000 · · · · " · i POPULAT ION. 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS ELECTIVE OFFICES 115 Table 15. Legally Authorized Elective Offices of State and Local Governments, by Type of Government: 1977-Continued Type of fiOVOrJUftOntand title of eaeeewe ofUce (tncludo nWllber for multiple-person ofUcel) INDIANA-Continued MUNICIPALITIES' THE CITY OF INOIANAPOLIS (SEE REMARKSI. • •••• • ALTHOUGH INDIANAPOLIS OPtflATLS UNDER GeNERAL LEGISLATION PERTIlINING TO CONSOLIDATED CITY- COUNTies, PROVISIONS fOR ITS GOVERNMENT ARt PRE SENTED ttERE:accxusc IT RCPRE:SeNTS A RARt 511\IA- flON or CITY AND COUNTY CONSOLIDATION. GO'.'ERNING BODY--COUNCILMEN (291 SEC REMARKS • SALARY. roun COUtlCILHCN l~CCTW FROIi OISTR!CT CC:.SISYINJ Of' COflSOLlOIlTUl c lTV AlID TIll LXCLULll.u CIT ILS AND 2~ COUNC IL~ILN L~tCTLO rno'1 .!~ COUNL ILMAfllL OISTU1CT5. OTHER ELECTIVE OFFICES: ASSESSOR. U AT LARGE. SALARY. AUDITOR...... a AT LARGE. SALARY. CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT. a AT LARGE. SALARY. CORONER • U AT LARGE. SALARY. CRIMINAL COURT JUDGES (UI U AT LARGE. SALARY. ~ THI':SECOURTS TO DC ABOLISH~D £rf'eCTIV[ JUVENILE COURT JUDGE. U AT LARGE. SALARY. If DEC~>10CR 31, 197B; MAYOR. U AT LARGE. SALARY. PROBATE COURT JUDGES (SEE REMARKSI. SEE AT LARGE. SALARY. COURT TO Be IIDOlI~HtD (FreCTI VC REMARKS. DeceMBeR 31, 1970. RECORDER. II AT LARGE • . SALAf\Y. SHERIFf • a AT LARGE. SALARY. SURVEYOR. II AT LARGE. SAL,\RY. TREASURER II AT LARGE. SALARY. OTHER CITIES: GOVERNING BODY--COUNCILMEN: FIRST CLASS (91'. . U SEE REMARKS SALARY. ELeCTCD AT lARGE BUT NOMINATeD fROH 6 COUNCIL- MANIC DISTRICTS. 5E:COUD CL.ASS (9 I. II SEE REMARKS SALARY. , SIX ELeCTED f'ROIICOUNCILMANIC DISTRICTS, 3 AT LARGE. THIRD AND fOURTH CLASS (7 I. a SEE REMARKS SALARY. TWO ELeCTeD AT lARGE AND 5 ELeCTED fROM COUNCI~- MANIC DISTRICTS. fifTH CLASS: OVER 5,000 POPULATION (5 I II SEE REMARKS SALARY. ONE EleCTED AT lARGE ANO q ELECTED fROM COUNCIL- MANIC DISTRICTS. UNDER 5.000 POPULATION (51. . II SEE REMARKS SALARY • ALL ELECTED AT LARGe, OUT q NOMINATED fROM COUNCILMANIC DISTRICTS. OTHER ELECTIVE OFFICES: CITY JUDGE--SECOND, THIRD, AND FOURTH CLASS AT LARGE. SALARY. LAW PROVIDES FOR AU CITY COURTS TO DE ABOl.IS"[D CITIES (SEE REMARKSI. ON D£CEMOE:R 31, 1979 EXCEPT IN CONSOLIDATeD OR fIRST CLASS CITIFS AND seCOND CLASS CITIES WITH IN A COUNTY WITH A POPULP.TlON IN excess Of 500,000. CLeRK (SEE REHA/lr.S). AT LARGE. SALARY. MAY BE COMBINED WITH orr rcc or TRellSURER IN THIRD CLASS CITIes OY VOTE or COUNCIL. CLERK-TREASURER--FOURTH AND FIFTH CLASS AT LARGE. • SALIIRY. A TREASURER 15 ELECTeD IN FOURTH CLASS CITI[S ONLY (SEE REMARKSI. THAT ARC COUNTY SEIITS AND HAve PUBLIC WATeR AND LIGHTING fACIL rr rcs wlm liN INCOMe or OVER slDD,OOO; A TReASURER IS ELECTeD IN fIFTH CLASS CITIES THAT ARE COUNTY SCATS. MAYOR. • • q AT LARGE. SALARY. TREASURER--THIRD CLASS AND SOME FOURTH AND a AT LARGe. SALARY. MAY BE COMB HIED IVITH OfFl C~ Of CL~RK (SEE ABOV~ I FIfTH CLASS CITIES (SEE REMARKSI. IN COUNTY SEIIT CITIES,COUNTY TREASURER SERVES EX OFFICIO IN POSITION; SEE CLERK-TREASURER ABOVE. 'OWNS: GOVERNING BODY--TRUSTEES (1 PER WARDI seE REMARKS SALARY. ELECTED AT LARGE BUT WITH WARP RESIDENCE REQU IREMeNT • OTHER ELECTIVE OFFICES--CLERK-TREASURER AT lARGE. SALARY. SCHOOL DISTRICTS .OVERNING BODY: COUNTY SCHOOL CORPORATION: 1949 ACT--COUNTY BO~RD OF EDUCATION (5; SEE SEE REMARKS • SALARY. • ELECTED BOARD OPTIONAL; MAY BE COVER NED BY TOWN- REMARKS I. SHIP TRUSTECS ACTIIlG COlLECTIVE~'f AS COUNTY BOARD; ELECTED AT LARGE WITH DISTt'ICr RESIDENCE REQUIREMENT. 1969 ACT--TRUSTEES (J. 5. OR 71 4 SEE REMARKS SALARY. ELECTED AT LARGE BUT MAY HAVE DISTRICT RESIDENCE REQUIREMENTS. COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATIONS--TRUSTEES (SEE SEE REMARKS • SALARY. PROVISIONS FOR BOARD FIXED IN ELECTION ESTAB- REMARKSI. LISHING THE CORPORATION; MAY BE ELECTIve OR APPOINTIVE; METHOD OF ELECTION MAy BE 1 or ~ OPTIONS (3, ~, OR 7 MEMBERS I CONTAINING DIFrERENT COMBINATIONS OF RESIDENCE REQUIREMENTS FOR CANDIDATES AND VOTERS; 9 TRUSTEES MAY BE ELECTED WHERE THE COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION IS rORMED FROM 2 OR MORE DISTRICTS OPERATING A JOINT HIGH SCHOOL. See tootPCttel at end of State. 116 GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION 1977 CENf,{JS OF GOVERNMENTS Table 15. Legally Authorized Elective Offices of State and Local Governments, by Type of Government: 1977--Continued Typo rovornJ:Ient lind title of eteerrve ofUce Method at ot To"" £lect ion areil (include nlmlber for multiple-person otUces) (ye... ) componsation Rortlark5 INDIANA-Continued SCHOOL DISTRICT5--CONT\NUCD OOVERNING BODY--CONTlNUCD METROPOLITAN SCHOO. DJ~TRICTS--BOARD or q SEE REMARKS. SALARY • ELECTED AT LARGE WITH DISTRICT RESIDENCE REQUIRE- EDUCATION (3. ~ O~ 7J. MENTi MAY HAVE APPOINTIVE AND/OR EX orrlclo MEMBERS. SCHOOL CITiES AND TOWNS: HAMMOND--TRUSTEES (~J q AT LARGE SALARY. INDIANAPOLIS--COMMISSIONERS (71 q AT LARGE • UNPAID. SCHOOL TOWNSHIPS--TRUSTEE (SEE REMARKS 1 see SEE REMARKS. see REMARKS. THE TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES IN INDIANA SERVE IN A DUAL REMARKS. CAPACITY AS BOTH CIVIL AND SCHOOL TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE (SeE ABOVE UNDER "TOWNSHIPS" I. SPECIAL DISTRICTS CONSERVANCY DISTRICTS--DIRr,CTORS (1 PER DISTRICT q DISTRICT DIVISION PER DIEM AND DII!ISIONJ. EXpENse~. REGIONAL WATER AND SEWER DISTRICTS--BOARD or SEE SEE REMARKS. UNSPEClrIED. ESTABLISHED IN peTITIONi TERM MAY NOT exceeD q TRUSTeES (UNeVEN NUMBER rROM 3 TO 91. REMARKS. yeARS. SOIL AND WATeR CONseRVATION DISTRICTS: GOVERNING BODY--SUPERVISORS (3i SEE 3 AT LARGE EXPENSES • EACH DISTRICT BOARD ALSO HAS 2 APPOINTED MEMBERS. REMARKS I. •Municipalities are desigr..1ted as cities incorporated placea having 1,500 or more Inhablt.nts) and towns (incorporated places of less than 1,500 inhabItants;. cities are further classified DS follows' First clOBl:I,250,000 or more, second class, 35,000 to 25°/°00, third class, 20,000 to 35,000, fourth class, 10JOOO to 20,000, and fUth class, 1,500 to }~~~~. provis1ons are not applicable to the only f1re;t-claBB city currently in exfs tence (lndiar,apoUs), 115that city operates 08 B consoUdated city-county. 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS ELECTIVE OFFICES 117 Table 15. Legally Authorized Elective Offices of State and Local Governments, by Type of Government': 1977-Continued Type of IOvomaent and title of olective office r.... Election are, Mothod at (include nWlber for IlUltiple-per.on offieell) (year.) coapan •• Uon ltc-lUrks IOWA STATE GOVEP.'lMENT LEGISLATURE: REPRESENTATIVES (100). 2 LEGISLATIVE SALARY, PER OIEM, DISTRICT. AND EXPENSES. SENATORS (50). • q SENATORIAL SALARY, PER DIEM, DISTRICT. ~ND EXPENSES. OTHER ELECTIVE OfFICES: ATTORNEY GENERAL • • • q AT LARGE . SALARY • AUDITOR Of STATE • • • •• • ••••• q AT LARGE SALARY. COURT Of APPEALS ~UOGES (5; SEE REMARKS) 6 AT LARGE SALARY • COURT OF APPEALS ~UOGES, DISTRICT COURT ~UDGE~, ANO SUPREME COURT ~UDGES ~RE APPOINTED BY Tile GOVERNOR FROM NO~INATIONS MADE BY SPECIAl COM- MITTEE; QUESTIONS OF RETENTION ARE SUBHITTED TO VOTERS IN SPECIAL ELECTION AFTER 1 VfAR IN OFriCE AND AGA IN AT END OF 'ERt~. DISTRICT COURT ASSOCIATE ~UOGES (SEE REMARKS). COUNTY. • SALARY. • FORMERLY MUNICIPAL COURT ~UDGES; UNDER COURT RE- ORGANIZATION, T~ESE ~UDGES MAV CONTINUE TO STAND FOR RETENTION IN OFfiCE WITHIN THE COUNTY O. THEIR RESIOENCE; IF NOT RETAINED OR THE POSITION BECOMES VACANT, A NEW ASSOCIATE ~UDGE IS NOT APPOINTtO. DISTRICT COURT ~UOGES (90; SEE REMARKS). 6 JUDICIAL DISTRICT SALARY. . SEE "COURT Of APPEALS ~UDGES" ABOVe. GOVERNOR • • • q AT LARGE SALARV. LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR. • q AT LARGE SALARY, PER 0 IEM AND EXPENSES. q AT LARGE SALARY. q AT LARGE SALARY. 8 AT LARGE · SALARY. Set "COURT OF APPEALS ~UDGES" ABove. q AT LARGE SALARY. COUNTY GOVERNMENTS GOVERNING BODY--SUPERVISORS(', 5, OR 7). • SEE REMARKS. • SALARY OR PER DIEM ELECT[D AT LARGE OR SUPERVISORS MAY, AT THEIR AND EXPENSES. INITIATIVE OR 11UST, ON PETITION AND AlrtRENOUM, DIVIDE COUNTY INTO DISTRICTS fOR tLeCTION OF SUPERVISORS EImER AT LARGe WITH DISTRICT RESI- DENCY RtQUIREMENT OR FROM SINGLt-11EMBtR DIS- TRICTS. OTHtR BOARDS: COUNTY AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION DISTRICT COUNCIL 2 TOWNSHIP. • UNPAID.. EACH COUNTY COMPRISES A DISTRICT EXCEPT fOR (1 PER TOWNSHIP; SEE REMARKS). POTrAWATTAHIE WHICH COMPRISES 2 DISTRICTS; HOW- EVER, COUNTY DISTRICTS MAY BE COMBINED. COUNTY HOSPITAL BOARD OF TRUSTEES (7; SEE 6 AT LARGE (SEE EXPENSES... IN COUNTIES WIT~ COU~jfY-OWNED HOSPITALS ONLY: REM"RKS). REMARKS). ELECTED AT LARGE BUT NOT MORE THAN q MeMB[RS CAN BE RESIDENTS Of MUNICIPALlTV WlIERE HOSPITAL IS LOCATED. COUNTY HOSPITAL BOARD OF TRUSTEES--COUNTIES 6 AT LARGE EXPENSES. WITH LESS THAN 150,000 POPULATION(5). TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES (3 PER TOWNSHIP; SEE REMARKS) AT LARtjE PER DIEM AND FEES. POSITION ABOLISHEO WHEREV£R A CITY CONSTITUTES ONE OR MORr. TOWNSHIPS AND THt aOUNDAnlES COIN- CIDE. OTHER ELECTIVE OFFICES (SEE REMARKS) • ANY 2 COUNTYWIDE ELECTIVE OR APPOINTIV[ OffICES MAY BE COMBINED EXCEPT SUPERVISORS, COUNTY ATTOR- NEYS, OR SHERifFS. ATTORNEY q AT LARGE SALARY (SEE SALARY AND FeES IN COUNTIES OVER 60,000 POPU- · REMARKS). LATIOU. AUDITOR. • •• •• q AT LARGE SALARY. DISTRICT COURT CLERK •• q AT LARGE · SALARY. RECORDER Of DEEDS. • q AT LARGE · SALARY. q AT LARGe SALARY. ~:::~~~pCLERK is'PER'T~SHIP): q SEE REMAR~S. . PER DIEM, FEES, ELECTED FROM TOWNSHIP AT lARGE OUTSIOE THE ARCA Of AND COMMISSIONS. ANV INCORPORATED CITY. TREASURER. q AT LARGE. · . SALARY. MUNICIPALITIES' SPECIAL CHARTER CITIES (SEE REMARKS) . . . PROVISIONS SET FORTH IN CHARTERS; OPERATE UNDER ·· SAME GENERAL PROVISIONS AS MAYOR-COUNCIL CITIES. HOME RULE CITIES (SEE REMARKS) ...... PROVISIONS SET FORTH IN CHARTER; CHARTE~ MUST PRO- · · VIDE FOR ODD NUMBER OF COUNCIL MEMBERS NOT LESS THAN FIVE; TEIlH OF OFFICE MAY BE EITHER 2 OR u VEARS; M~YOR MAY BE ELECTED MEMBER Of COUNCIL. OTHER CITY FORMS: COMMISSION FORM--COUNCILMEN(5; SEE REMARKS). q AT LARGE SALARY. ONE MEMBER OF COUNCIL IS DESIGNATED MAVOR. COUNCIL-MANAGER-AT-LARGE FORM--COUNCILMEN (5). q AT LARGE. SALARY. COUNCIL-MANAGER-WARD FORM--COUNCILMEN (7; SEE q SEE REMARKS. • • SALARY • • • • • MAYOR AND TWO COUNCILMEN ARE ELECTED AT LARGE; ON REMARKS). COUNCilMAN ELECTED fROM EACH OF FOUR WARDS. HAYOR-COUNCIL FORM--COUNCILHEN(5) •••••• SEE REMAR~S. SALARY COUNCI LHEN ELECTED AT LARGE UNLESS ELECTION AREA CHANGED BY ORDINANCE. BetJ footnote. at end ot St.te. 118 GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATiON 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS Table 15. Legally Authorized Elective Offices of State and Local Governments, by Type of Government: 1977-Continued Type 01 10'Vornaent c;nd ~1tle of eaeeerve oUlce T ... Method 01 Election area Remarks (include huber for aultlplo-porson oIUe") (ye ) cOrllpensaUon IOWA-Continued MUN IC IPAL IT IES--CONTINUEll OTHER ELECTIVE OffiCES: MAYOR--MAYOR-COUNCIL rORM ONLY " AT LARGE. SALARY. TREASURER (SEE REMARKS). SEE SEE REMARKS. SEE REMARKS. IN COMMISSION fORM, COUNCIL MAY PROVIDE fOR REMARKS. TREASURER'S ELECTION. SCHOOL DISTRICTS GOVERNING BODY--BOARD Of DIRECTORS: COMMUNITY SCHOOL OISTRICTS (SEE REMARKS) ;) SEE REMARKS. UNPAID PETITION rOR ORGANIZATION SPECifIES EITHER 5- OR 7-MAN BOARD A~D METHOD Of ELECTION. CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL DISTRICTS (5; SEE REMARKS) ;) AT LARGE • UNPAID PROVISIONS fOR THESE DISTRICTS HAVE BEEN REPEALED AND REPLAC~D BY THOSE fOR COMMUNITY SCHOOL OIS- TRICTSj EVIDENTLY, HOWEVER, CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL DISTRICTS ORGANIZED PRIOR TO THE REPEAL HAVE BEEN ALLOWED TO CONTINUE. INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICTS: CONTAINING ALL OR PART Of CITY OVER 15,000 SEE AT LARGE • UNPAID • THREE-YEAR TERMS EXCEPT fOR DISTRICTS Of 125,000 (7). REMARKS. OR MORE POPULATION CONTAINING CITY, 'I-YEAR TERMS. OTHER INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICTS (5) ;) AT LARGE. UNPAID. AREA VOCATIONAL SCHOOLS AND AREA COMMUNITY 3 DIRECTOR'S UNPAID • NUMBEq or DIRECTORS AND DISTRICTS ESTABLISHED IN COLLEGES--DIRECTORS (5 TO 9; SEE REMARKS). DISTRICTS. PLAN SUBMITTED TO STATE BOARD or PUBLIC INSTRUC- TION. OTHER ELECTIVE OffiCES: TREASURER--ALL SCHOOL DISTRICTS COMPOS EO IN 2 AT LARGE • SEE REMARKS. UNPAID, EXCEPT REASONABLE COMPENSATION MAY BE WHOLE OR PART Of CITIES. AUTHORIZED IN CONSOLIDATED DISTRICTS CONTAINING A CITY HAVING LESS THAN l,DOO POPULATION. SPECIAL DISTRICTS GOVERNING BODY (SEE REMARKS) . GOVERNING BODY DESIGNATED BOARD Of TRUSTEES · EXCEPT fOR SOIL CONSERVATION DISTRICTS WHERE DESIGNATION IS BOARD or COM~ISSIONERS. BENEfITED WATER OISTRICTS AND SUBDISTRICTS ;) AT LARGE EXPENSES MAY BE EITHER ELECTIVE OR APPOINTIVE. (;); SEE REMARKS). fiRE OISTRICTS (3; SEE REMARKS). ;) AT LARGE · EXPENSES MAY BE EITHER ELECTIVE OR APPOINTIVE. LEVEE AND DRAINAGE DISTRICTS (;5) ;) SEE REMARKS. PER DIEM AND ELECTED AT LARGE BUT MUST OWN LAND IN ELECTION EXPENSES. DISTR1CT HE REPRESENTS; COUNTY BOARD Of SUPER- VISORS ACTS AS THE BOARD Of TRUSTEES IN SOME DRAINAGE DISTRICTS. RURAL WATER DISTRICTS (;)TO 9) ;) AT LARGE · NOT SPECIfIED. SANITARY AND SANITARY SEWER DISTRICTS (3). 6 AT LARGE . PER DIEM ANO TRAVEL. SOIL CONSERVATIOrJ DISTRICTS (5). 6 AT LARGE . EXPENSES. SOIL CONSERVATION AND fLOOD CONTROL DISTRICTS , SEE REMARKS. PER DIEM AND SEE "LEVEE AND DRAINAGE DISTRICTS" ABOVE. (3). EXPENSES. 'Effectivo July 1, 1915, "cUy" !loans all a:unicip.l corporations but not including a county" township" !lehool district, or any speCial diStrict. "City" does inclUde towns incorporated prior to July 1} 1975. 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS ELECTIVE OFFICES 119 Table 15. Legally Authorized Elective Offices of State and Local Governments, by Type of Government: 1977-Continued Typo of govornment and title of eloctive office To.... Nethod of Election aroa (include numner for lIIultiple-person offices) (Year.) cOllponaation KANSAS STATE GOVERNMENT LEG ISLATURE: REPRESENTATIVES (125) 2 REPRESENTATIVE PER DIEH AND DISTRICT. EXPENSES. SENATORS (qD) • SENATORIAL PER DIEM AND OISTRICT. EXPENSES. OTHER BOAROS: BOARD OF EDUCATlON--MEHBERS (10). • •••• MEHBER DISTRICT. PER DIEM ANO EXPENSES. OTHER ELECTIVE OFFICES: ATTORNEY GENERAL. ••• • • • • • • q AT LARGE • • • • • SALARY. COMMISSIONER OF INSURANCE ••••••• q AT LARGE • • • • • SALARY. OISTRICT COURT JUDGES (69i S~E REHARKS) • q JUDICIAL SALARY. •• •• ELECTIONS IN 6 OF THE 29 JUDICIAL DISTRICTS ARE DISTRICTS. PARTISAN; JUDGES IN THE OTHER 23 JUDICIAL DISTRICTS ARE APPOINTED BY THE GOVERNOR FROM A LIST SUBMITTED BY A LOCAL NOMINATING COMMITTE£; QUESTION OF RETENTION SUBMITTED AFTER 1 YEAR AND AT THE END OF EVERY FOUR YEAR TERM. GOVEqNOR. • ...... AT LARGE. SALARY ••• LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR •••• AT LARGE ••• SALARY ••• ELECTED JOINTLY. SECRETARY OF STATE ••• AT LARGE SALARY. STATE PRINTER (SEE REHARKS) • 2 AT LARGE SALARY THIS DFrICE TO BE ABOLISHED EFnCTIVE JULY 1, 1977. SUPREHE COURT JUSTICES (7i SEE REHARKS) 6 AT LARGE • • SALARY • PROVISIONS EFFECTIVE JANUARV 10, 1977; APPOINTED I> BY GOVERNOR FROM L 1ST SUBMITTED DY NOMINATING APPEALS COURT JUOGES (7; SEE REMARKS) • q AT l.ARGE ...... SALARY • • COMMITTEE; QUESTION OF RETENTION SUBMITTED TO VOTERS AFTER 1 YEAR AND AGAIN AT END OF TERM. TREASURER. AT LARGE SALARY. COUNTY GOVERNMENTS GOVERNING BODY--COHHISSIONERS (3, 5, OR 7i SEE COMMISSIONER SALARY .... NUMBER OF COMMISSIONER DISTRICTS DETERIIINED BY REHAfiKS ). DISTRICT. LOCAL OPT ION. OTHER ELECTIVE OFFICES (SEE REMARKS) •• THE FOLLOWING ELECTIVE JUD IC IAL OFnC ES HAve BEEN ABOLISHED lFHCTlVr. JANUARY 10, 1977: CLERK OF COMMON PLEAS ~OURT, CLERK or DISTRICT COURT, JUDGE OF MAGISTRATE COURT, JUDGE or COMMON PLEAS COURT, MARSHAL OF COMMON PLEAS COURT, AND PROBATE JUDGE. CLERK ...... q AT LARGE •• SALARY. q AT LARGE .. .. SALARY. ~~~~~~C~T!~~~~EY (S~E'R£H~RKSi : : : : : : : • q AT LARGE. SALARV ...... • FIVE JUDICIAL DISTRICTS EACH COMPRISING 1 COUNTY ELECT DISTRICT ATTORNEYS WHOSE SALARIES ARE TIED BY STATU1E TO THE SALARIES OF DISTRICT COURT JUDGES. REGISTER or DEEDS...... q AT LARGE ••• SALARY. SHERifF (SEE REHARKS) •••••• .. q AT LARGE • SALARY ELECTED IN COUNTIES NOT UNDER CONSOLIDATED LAW ENFORCEMENT ACT. SURVEYOR (SEE REHARKS). AT LARGE SALARY. •••• AUTHORIZED IN ~OUNTIES OF 100,000 TO 250,000 pop- ULATION HAVING FIRST CLASS CITIES or 75,000 OR MORE POPULATION. TREASURER. AT LARGE • • SALARY. TOWNSHIP GOVERNMENTS GOVERNING BODY (SEE REMARKS). SEE SEE REMARKS. • • • SEE REMARKS. • TRUSTEE, CLERK, AND TREASURER (SEE BELOW) MEET AS ·t REMARKS. TOWNSHIP BOARD. OTHER ELECTIVE OFFICES: CLERK.. .. q AT LARGE ••• PER DIEM. TREASURER .. q AT LARGE •• PER DIEM. TRUSTEE...... Ii AT LARGE. PER DIEH. I MUNICIPALITIES' 1 HOME RULE CITIES (SEE REHARKS) •• ANY CITY MAY EXERCISE HOME RULE POWERS BY ORO]- NANCE SUBJECT TO LIMITATIONS IMPOSED BY GENt~AL STATE LAW. GENERAL LAW CITIES: GOVERNING BODY: I COMMISSION FORH--COHHISSIONERS (SEE REHARKS). ELECTED MAYOR IS MEMBER OF BOARO OF COMMISSIONERS OVER 125,000 POPULATION ()l •••••••• AT LARGE ...... SAl.ARY. OVER 20,000 POPULATION (~) ••••••••• 2 AT LARGE ...... SALARY. LESS THAN 20,000 POPULATION--FIRST CLASS 2" AT LARGE •• SALARY. ONLY (). SECOND ANO THIRD ClASS e) ••••••••• Ii AT LARGE • • • • • SALARY. COMMISSION-MANAGER FORH--COHHISSIONERS: OVER 125,000 ANO LOCATED IN COUNTY HAVING Ii AT LARGE SALARY. ASSESSED VALUATION OVER $150 MILLION (5) • 6~,OOO TO 125,000 POPULATION (5) •••••• " AT LARGE • • SALMY. 120 GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMEt!TS Table 15. Legally Authorized Elective Offices of State and Local Governments, by Type of Government: 1977-Continued 'Type 01 government and titlo of ereeeave ofUco Term Mothod of Election art'a .Remarks (includo number for cult1plo-peraon Ot!1C03) (years) compensation KANSAS-Continued MUNICIPALITIES--CONTINUED GENERAL LAW CITI£S--CONTINUED GOVERNING aOOY--CONTINUED COMMISSION-MANAGER fORM--COMMISSION£RS-- CONTINUED 18,000 TO 65,000 POPULATION (5) •• .,. 2 AND II AT LARGE ·· · SALARY. 18,000 POPULATION OR LESS--fIRST CLASS 2 AND II AT LARGE SALARY. ONLY (3). · · · OVER 8,000 POPULATION--SECONo CLASS ONLY 2 AND II AT LARGE SALARY. . NUMBER MAY BE INCREASED TO 5 BY VOTERS. (3; SEE Rr,MARKS). · · · · 8,000 POPULATION OR LESS (3) •• } AT LARGE · SALARY. MAYOR-COUNC IL fORM--COUNC ILMEN: fiRST CLASS (2 PEP. \YARD) •• 2 WARD • . SALARY. SECOND CLASS (2 PER WARD) • 2 WARD · · r.ALARY. THIRD CLASS (5) •• 2 AT LARGE SALARY. MAYOR-COUNCIL-MANAGER fORM--COUNCILMEN: fiRST CLASS (6) ••••• 2 SEE REMARKS. SALARY. TWO ELECTED AT LARGE: II BY WARDS. SECOIID CLASS (2 PER \YARD) 2 WARD · SALARY. THIRD CLASS (5) ••••• 2 AT LARGE. · SALARY. MOOIf I ED MAYOR COUNC IL fORti (SEE REMARKS) . . . ANY C ITY t~AY ADOPT THIS fORM. COUNCILMEN (7). •• q SEE REMARKS. SALARY THREE ELECTED AT LARGE; II BY WARDS. OTHER ELECT IVE OffiCES: MAYOR (SCE REMARKS) • 2 AT LARGE. SALARY MAYOR COUNCIL, MODIFIeD MAYOR-COUNCIL, AND MAYOR- · · COUNCIL-MANAGER fORMS ONLY; SEE NOTES ABOVE fOR COMMISSION FORM. TREASURER (SEE REMARKS) • 2 AT LARGE • SALARY • ELECTIVE ONLY IN SECOND CLASS CITIES UNDER · · · · MAYOR-COUNCIL fORM. SCHOOL DISTRICTS GOVERNING Booy: COMMUNI,'Y JUNIOR COLLEGES--TRUSTEES (6) • II SEE REMARKS. UNPAID • . TRUSTEES ELECTED IN ONE 0, fOUR WAYS: (1) AT · · LARGE; 121 IN 6 DISTRICTS, 1 MEMBER PER DIS- TRICr; 131 IN 3 DISTRICTS, 2 MEMBERS PER DIS- TRICT; 1111 IN 2 DISTRICTS, } MEMBERS PER DIS- TRICT. UN.fll;!) SCHOev. i7ISTRICTS-~BOARO Of r.oUCATION II SEE REMARKS. UNPAID • SEE "COMMUNITY JUNIOR COLLEGES" ABOVE. AT LEAST (7j ~>.t: ~EMARKS). · ONE MEMBER ELECTED AT LARGE. OTHER BOARO$: ADVISORY O'JAROS (Ill!!f!!? SCIlOOL DISTRICTS \J1TH 2 HE REMARKS. UNPAID. ,OUR BOARD MEMBERS ELECTED AT LARGE IN EACH BOARD TWO r:RS1 -'LASS CITIES)-~t1EMei:RS (5; SEE · · Of EDUCATION MEMBER'S DISTRICT; BOARD MEMBER FEMARKS ). SERVES AS CHAIRMAN AND fifTH MEMBER Of BOARD. SPECIAL DISTRICTS GOVERNING BOOY: BOARDS Of PUBLIC UTILITIES IN fiRST CLASS ~I I ".T LAIIGE SALARY. CITIES' HAVING OVER 100,000 POPULATION (~). · CEMETERY OISTRICTS--DIRECTORS (5; SEE II AT L/jP.OE: NOT SPEC IflED. JOINT CITY AND TOWNSHIP CEMETERY DISTRICTS HAVE REMARKS ). · · · EX orr rc 10 BOARD. COMMUNITY BUILDING oISTRICTS--DIREC- 2 AT LARGE EXPENSES. TORS (7). · · CONSERVATION DISTRICTS--SUPERVISDRS (}; SEE } AT LARGE EXPENSlS • EACH BOARD ALSO HAS 2 APPOINTED MEMBERS. REMARKS ). · - · , · o AINAGE DISTRICTS--1911 LA\yS--SUPERVISORS :5 AT LARGE PER D!EM AND NAME Of GOVERNING BOOY IS "SUPERVISORS" ,OR (5) OR DIRECTORS (3). · · · E~.DENSES. DISTRICTS ORGANI;!:ED l'NDER LAWS 1911 CH. 168 AND "DIRECTORS" ,OR DISTRICTS ORGANIZED UNDER LAWS 1911 CH. 17}. DRAINAGE DISTRICTS--1905 Li\\V--OIRECTORS (3; } AT LARGE PER DIEM ELECTED ONLY WHERE 5 OR MORE LANDOWNERS IN SEE REMARKS). · · · DISTRICT. ORDUNo WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICTS-- 3 AT LARGE UNPAID. DIRECTORS (3 TO 9). · HOSPITAL DISTRICTS--SECOND CLASS CITIES AND 3 AT LARGE ·.. NOT SPECIfiED. TOWNSHIPS--OIRECTORS (5 OR 9). · · HOSPITAL DISTRICTS--THIRD CLASS CITIES AND 3 AT LARGE PER DIEM AND TOWNSHIPS--DIRECTORS (5). · EXPENSES. IMPROVEMENT DISTRICTS--DIRECTORS (3). } AT LARGE PER DIEM. INDUSTRIAL DISTRICTS--oIRECTORS (7) 2 Al LARGE ·· · SEE REMARKS. · · RECEIVE COMPENSATION Of 51.00 PER YEAR. IRRIGATION DISTRICTS--1891 LAW--COMMISSIONERS 1 AT LARGE PER DIEM. Pl. · · IRRIGATION DISTRIC'S--19111 LAW--DIRECTORS (3). } AT LARGE PER DIEM AND ···· · TRAVEL. Sec t 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS ELECTIVE OFFICES 121 Table 15A :Le.,dey,Authorized :Elective Office~,Of State land Local GvJ.eJtnments, i ~~ r~pe:01{Gcver.nment: 19~7--Continued \ Type of 8O'fttJ'D-.:1t and title of olectivo o:ff1ce Tara lIethod of Election area Rcararka ! (1Delude nu.ber "or IlUlt1ple-per801l oUie") (year.) C:Oapenllation :KANSAS-Contmued ~ SPECIAL DISTRICTS--CONTIHUED GOVE~)~G 8ODY--CONTIHUED ~OlNT DRAtNAGE DISTRICTS--DIR£CTORS (1 PER 3 COUNTY. PER DIEM AND Ir NU~BER or DIRECTORS IS NOT 000 I'N TH C BAS IS or CDUNTV,; St:E REMARKS). · · · · TR~VEL. ON£ DIREC·I"tlR PER COUNTY, AN ADDITIONAL ~ltMnER IS ELECTED AT LARGE. L~BRARY DISTRICTS--DJRECTORS (7) •••••• .. II AT LARGE NOT SPECIFIED. . . FORMED 8Y THIRD CLASS CITIES AND ONC OR KORt: ·· · · TO\~SHIPS. ~RURAL WATER DISTRICTS--DIRECTORS (up TO 9). .. 3 AT LARGE. · , · SEE REMARKS. . .. COMPENSATION tlXED BY BOARD. \VATERSHED DISTRICTS--D IRECTORS--(SEE REMARKS) . 3 SEE REMARKS • EXPENSES • . . FROM 3 TO JJ MEMBERS, BUT NUMBER MUST BE DIVIS- ·· · IBLE BY J; ELECTED AT LARGE IYITH SUBDISTRIf-T RESIDENCE REQUIREMENT. WATER SUPPLY AND DISTRIBUTION DISTRICTS-- I! AT LA~Gr SALARV • . .... AUTHORIZED IN .JOHNSON ANO WVANOOTTE COUNTIES DISTRICT BOARD (5; ~EE REMARKS). · · · · ONLY. WATERWORKS BOARDS IN CITIES WITH AN ADJACENT I! AT LARGE UNPAID. MILITARY RESERVATlotJ (5). ···. · lC1.t1ea cl •• lified on b•• .t.s of popul .. t1on •• fol.l0W8--!1r.t cl ... , 15,000 >JrtIOrej second cl ... , 2,000 to 15,OOOj th1rd 01811'5, lel8 than 2JOOO. JlOlrOV01', Il secontS claar. city .. y re .. 1n •• auch until .J.t reaches 8 population of 2f;,OOO and, BimularlYJ a third cl ••• city may remain as such until it l..,.ches 5JOOO. 122 ,GOVERNMENTAL ~ORGANIZA1iION 1977 CENSUS Of GOVERNMENTS Table 15. Legally Authorized Electiv~Offices of State and Local Governments, by Type of Government: 1977-Continued Typo of govIJrm:tcntand title of elective oftice nethod of T."" Election area Remarl:s (include number tor ll1ult1ple-person ofUces) (Y.·") compensation KENTUCKY STATE GOVERNMENT LEG ISLATURE: REPRESENTATIVES (100) 2 REPRESENTATIVE PER DIEM, EXPENSES, DISTRICT. AND TRAVEL. SENATORS (38) II SENATORIAL PER DIEM, EXPENSES, DISTRICT. Mill TRAVEL. BOARDS: RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS (3). COMMISSIONERS' SALARY. DISTRICT. OTHER ELECTIVE OFf"lCES: APPEALS COURT JUDGES (lq) · . · B JUDICIAL DISTRICT. SALARY. • rwo JUDGES ELECTED fROM EACH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. ATTORNEY GENERAl.. . II AT LARGE • SALARY. AUD ITOR OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS. · · · 'I AT LARGE. SALARY. CIRCUIT COURT JUDGES (87) • · 6 SEE REMARKS • SALARY. ELECTED fROM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OR fROH DIVISION OF' · C \/UIT AS PROVIDED BY LAW. COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE. q AT LARGE. SALARY. COMMONWEALTH'S ATTORNEY (56 ). · 6 JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. SALARY AND · · COMMISS ION. GOVERNOR...... 'I AT LARGE •• • SALARY. LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR • · · · · · II AT LARGE •• SALARY. SECRETARY OF STATE. • •••••• 'I AT LARGE. SALARY. SUPERINTENDENT 0'- PUBLIC INSTRUCT ION. II AT LARGE. SALARY. SUPREME COURT JUSTICES (7) •• B JUDICIAL DISTRICT. SALARY. TREASURER • q AT LARGE. • SALARY. COUNTY GOVERNMENTS (SEE REMARKS) EXCLUDES LEXINGTON-fAYETTE URBAN COUNTY, WHICH IS INCLUDED UNDER "MUNICIPALITIES, " BELO.'l. GOVERNING BOOY (SEE REMARKS). COUNTY GOVERNING BODY DESIGNATED fiSCAL COURT AND CONS ISTS Of 3 C.JMMISS lONERS AND THE COUNTY JUDGE IN COUUTlES HAVING ADOPTED THIS fORMj IN OTHER COUNTIES, CONSISTS Of rue JUSTICES Of THE PEACE AND THE COUNTY JUDGE (SEE BELOW). COHM ISS lONERS (:~) • SEE REMARKS SALARY. IN COUNTIES CONTAINING fiRST CLASS CITY, ELECTED AT LARGEi IN OTHER COUNTIES ELECTED AT LARGE BUT WITH DISTRICT RESIDENCE REQUIREMENTS. OTHER ELECTIVE OFFICES (SEE REMARKS). • • EXCEPT AS rIOTED BELO~I, IN COUNTIES Of 75,000 POP- ULATION OR MORE RECEIVE SALARYj IN OTHER coun- TIES, fEESj IN EITHER CASE, WITH A MAXIMUM ArlOUNT PRESCRIBEDj HOWEVER, STATUTES PERfIlT fiSCAL COURT TO FIX COMPENSATION Of MOST COUNTY OffiCERS. CIRCUIT AND DISTRICT COURT CLERK. 6 AT LARGE. SALARY. CONSTABLES ( 1 PER JUSTICE DISTRICTj 3 TO 8). II JUSTICE OISTRICT. SEE REMARKS COUNTIES Of 250,000 POPULATION OR MORE, SALARYj OTHER COUNTIES, fEES. CORONER. . q AT LARGE. SALARY. COUNTY ATTORNEY 4 AT LARGE. SALARY, COMMISSION · · AND fEES. COUNTY CLERK. 4 AT LARGE. SEE REMARKS • COUNTIES Of 75,000 POPULATION OR r-IORE, SALARYj · OTHER COUNTIES, fEES PLUS SALARY fOR SERVING AS CLERK Of THE fiSCAL COURT. COUNTY JUDGE' • 4 AT LARGE. SALARY OR FEES. JAILER. . · · q AT LARGE • SALARY OR fEES. OffICE MAY BE ABOLISHED BY GENERAL ASSEMBLYj If · ABOLISHED, DUTIES ASSUMED BY SHERiff. JUSTICES Of THE PEACE (! PER DISTRICTj 3 TO 8)' JUSTICE DISTRICT. SEE REMARKS LESS THAN 250,000 POPULATION. SALARY fOR TRIAL Of CRI~IINAL AND MISDEMEANOR CASESj OTHER, fEESj OVER 250,000 POPULATION, SALARYj ALSO RECEIVE PER DIEM AS MEMBER Of fiSCAL COURT (SEE ABOVE). PROPERTY VALUATION ADMINISTRATOR. AT LARGE. SALARY AND COMMISSiON. SHERiff. 4 AT LARGE. SALARY AND EXPENSE~ SEE "JAILER" ABOVE. SURVEYOR. 'I AT LARGE. fEES. MUNICIPALITIES' URBAN COUNTY fORM (SEE REMARKS) ELECTORATE HAY VOTE TO MERGE ALL UNITS Of CITY AND COUN,Y GOVERNMENT IN ANY COUNTY EXCEPT ONE CONTAINING A fiRST CLASS CITYj THE COHPREHEIISIVE PLAN SHAl.L INCLUDE ALL PROVISIONS RELATING TO THE SELECTION Of A GOVERNING BODY AND OfflCIALSj PRESENTLY, ONLY LEXINGTON-fAYETTE URBAN COUNTY HAS BEEN ESTABLISHED UNDER THIS ACT. LEXINGTON-fAYETTE URBAN COUNTY (SEE REMARKS) •• ALTHOUGH LEXINGTON-fAYETTE URBAN COUNTY OPERATES UNDER SPECIAL CHARTER, PROVISIONS fOR ITS GOVERN MENT ARE PRESENTED HERE BECAUSE IT REPRESENTS A RARE SITUATION Of CITY MID COUNTY CONSOLIDATION. GOVERNING aOOY--COUNCILMEII (15) • 2 ~EE REMARKS. •• SALARY. •• • • TWELVE MEHBERS ELECTED BY DISTRICTS, AND 3 Ar LARGE. OTHER ELECTIVE OffiCES: CIRCUIT AND DISTRICT COURT CLERK. 6 AT LARGE. SALARY. CORONER. . · · II AT LARGE. . SALARY • COUNTY ATTORN EY . · . · · II AT LARGE. SALARY • COUNTY CLERK. . · · · 'I AT LARGE. SALARY • COUNTY JUDGE' · . . · · · · 'I AT LARGE. . . . SALARY • See focmotes at end of State. 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS ELECTIVE OFFICES 123 Table 15. Legally Authorized Elective Offices of State and Local Governments, by Type of Government: 1977-Continued Type o[ government and title or elective oehce Tem Election area (include nUJ:lberfor multiple-person offices) (yours) KENTUCKY-Continued MUNIC IPALITIES--CONT INUED LEXINGTON-FAYETTE URBAN COUNTY--COllTINUED OTHER ELECTIVE OFFICES--CONTINUED JAILER. • 'I AT LARGE SALARY. MAYOR. 'I AT LARGE SALA~Y. PROPERTY VALUATION ADMINISTRATOR. 'I AT LARGE SALARY AND COMMISSION. SHERIFF 'I AT LARGE SALARY AND EXPENSES. MAYOR-COUNCIL FORM (SEE FRMARKS). . MANDATORY FOR ClllES Of FIRST CLASS AND THOS~ or SECOND iHROUGH FIFTH CLASS NOT AL'OPT IN'; OPTIONAL FORI~S BELOW. GOVERNING BOOY: FIRST CLASS CITIES--ALDERMEN (12) • 2 SEE REMARKS. SALARY •• ELECTED AT LARGE BUT WITH WARD RtS !DENC! REQUIREMENT. SECOND CLASS--ALDERf1EN ('I' SEE REf1ARKS) • 2 AT LARGE • PER DIC~I --COUNCIL~IEN t2 PER WARD; SEE 2 SEE REMARK!;. PEn DIEM : il- A~~~~~i~; A~~M~~~N~:L~~~E~~~/~~~T~~R I~~R~~~~~A~() REMARKS ). NOT MORE THAN 8 BV ORO INANCE; COUN<:ILHCN ELECHe. AT LARGE BUT WITII \~ARD »cs !DENCt nEQU I REMENT • THIRD CLASS CITIES--COUNCILMEN (12) 2 SEE REMARKS. PER DIEM • ~ ELECHD AT LARGl aUT \'II ru WARD RES IDENCE ~ REOU IREMEfn. FOURTH CLASS CITIES--COUNCILMEN (6 TO 12) 2 SEe: REMARKS. PER DIEM FIFTH CLASS C ITI ES--COUNC ILMEN (6). 2 AT LARGE SEE REMARKS. COHPENSATION F IXLD BY ORO INAN<:t. OTHER ELECTIVE OFFICES (SEE REMARKS). . CITIES Of THE TlIIRD CLASS ~IAY PROVIDe BY osnr- flANCE FOR OTHER ELCCTIVE OFFICES THAN THOSE CREATED BV GENERAL LAW• AS~ESSOR--SECOND CLASS CITIES ONLY •••••• 'I AT LARGE SEE REMARKS. C lTV ATTORNEY--SECOND CLASS CITIES (OPT 10NAL 'I AT LARGE . . SEE REMARKS. FOR FOURTH CLASS CITIES). • : ~COMPENSATION FIXC BY ORDINANCE. COMPTROLLER AND INSPECTOR (FIRST AND SECOND 'I AT LARGE SEE REMARKS. CLASS CITIES ONLY). JAILER--SECOND CLASS CITIES ONLY. 'I AT LARGE SALARY. MAYOR. 'I AT LARGE SEE RE~IARKS. ::ALARY IN FlkST CLASS CIT lCSj IN CTlIf.R5, F"lXLD BY ORO WANC E. POLICE JUDGE' (SEE REI~ARKS) 'I AT LARGE SEE REMARKS. MAY BE APPOI'ITIV~ IN FOURnl, fiFTH AND SIXTII CLASS CITIES; RECEIVE SALARY aUT IN r rrru AND SIXTH CLASS CinES MAY A~SO IlECtlVC fEES fOR SERVICES IN CIVIL CASES. PROSECUTING ATTORNEY--FIRST AND rHIRD CLASS 'I AT LARGE SEE REMARKS. SALARY IN FIRST CLASS C IT I ES; TH I RO C~A5S, CITIES. COMfI1SSION. TREASURER--SECOND CLASS CITIES OULY 'I AT LARGE SEE RClIARKS. COHP£NSATION FIXED DY OF BOARD or TRUSTEES FORM (SEE REIIARKS). IIANDATORY FOR SI/(TII nASS CITIeS NOT ADOPTING COMMISSION fORI1 BCLO,'I. GOVERNING BODY--TRUSTEES (5) •••••• 2 AT LARGE SEe: ,~E~IARKS. Cor~PENSAT ION r rxco BV O[,D WANCE. OTHER ELECTIVE OFFICES--POLICE JUDGE 1 • 'I AT LARGe SEE REl1ARKS. COMmSSION fORfl (~~E REI~ARKS) • OPTIONAL ronn FOR C IT I ES OF S(COUD ll1ROUGH 51XTII CLASS. GOVERN ING BODY--COI~f~ ISS 10NEPS: SECOND AND rurso CLASS CITIES (2; SEE 2 AT LARGE SALARY .t MAVOR (SEE BCLOW) IS ALSO IICI~BlR OF aOAHIl OF REI~ARKS ). J COI~IHSS 10NE"S. FOURTH CLASS CITIES ('I; SEE REI·IARK5). AT LARGE SALARY FifTH AND SIXTH CLASS CITIES (3; SEE AT LARGE SALARV !lAYOR CHOSEN BY BOARD 1'HOII ITS HEIIBERSIHP. REMARKS). oruca ELECTIVE OFF ICES: 11AYOR--SECOllri, TtllRD, AIlD FOURTH CLASS CITIES 'I AT LARGE SALARY. POL IC E JUDGf:' • • 'I AT LARGE SEE REIIARKS. SALARY, OUT IfI F IFTII AND SI;(TII CLASS C IT I ES ALSO MAY RECEIVE FEES FOR SERVICES W CIVIL CAses. PROSECUTING ATTORNEY--TYIRD CLASS CITIES ONLY AT LARGE SEE f!EI1ARKS. ReCEIVES peRCENTAGe or FINES AND FOp.rElTURCS RE- COVERED IN POLICE COIIRT. CITY-MANAGER fORM (SEE REMARKS) . OPTIOIlAL FORM fOR SCCOND, THIRD, AND fOIJHTH CLASS CITIES. GOVERNING BODY--COMIHSSIONERS ('I; SEE REMARKS). 2 AT LARGE SALARY 14AYOR (SEt BELOW) IS ALSO A IICMBER or THE BOARD OF COI OTHER ELECTIVE OFFICES: MAYOR ••••• 'I AT LARGE . SALARV. POLICE JUDGE 1 • • 'I AT LARGE . SALARY. PROSECUTING ATTORNEY--THIRD CLASS CITIES OrlLY AT LARGE SEC REI1ARKS. RECEIVES PERCENTAGE OF FINES AND FORFCITURES RE- COVERED 111 POLICE COURT. SCHOOL 0 1ST R ICTS " GOVERNING BODY--BOARDS OF EDUCATION: COUNTY SCHOOL 0 ISTR ICTS (5) • 'I S EE REI~ARKS. PER DIEM AND E~ECTED FROI~ DIVISIONS EXCEPT WHEN IUDEPCIIDEIIT EXPENSES. DISTRICT CONTAINING FIRST CLASS CITY MERGES wrru COUNTY DISTRICT, ELECTED AT LARGE. INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICTS (5). 'I AT LARGE. UNPA!D. See footnotes at end of State. 124 GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS Table 15. Legally Authorized Elective Offices of State and Local Governments, by Type of Government: 1977-Col'lltinued Type of loven.ent and title of elective ottico Tu", II KENTUCKY-Continued SPECIAL DISTRICTS GOVERNItlG BOOY: CONSERVATION DISTRICTS--SUPERVISORS (7) •• 'I AT LARGE . PER DIEM AND EXPENSES. DRAINAGE: DISTRICTS--LAIV OF 1918--COMMISSIONERS J PREC INCT . . PER DIEM AND (:~). EXPENSES. COUNTY BOARDS OF DRAINAGE COMllISSIONERS--LAIV OF 1912: III COUNTIES HAVWG 75 OR MORE DRAINAGE 'I DIVISION. . NOT SPEC IFIED. OPTIONAL fOR COUNTIES WITH Less THAN 75 DRAINAGE DISTRICTS--SUPCRVISORS (5; SEC REMARKS). DISTRICTS. IN COUNTIES HAV ING LESS THAll 75 DRAINAGE 1 DRAINAGE DISTRICT. UNPAID. DISTRICTS--DIRECTORS (1 PER DISTRICT). FIRE PROTECT IOU OISTRICTS--TRUSTEE5 (2; SEE 'I AT LARGE. PER MEETING. . TWO TRUSTEES ELECTED AT MEEI ING Of DISTRICT REMARKS ). PROPERTY OI'lNERS; 3 11EMBERS ARE APPOINTED AND 2 ADDITIONAL I1£MBERS ARE ELECTED BY THE VOLUNTARY FIRE fiGHTERS. M:W COMI1UNITY DISTRICTS--COMMISSIOUERS (5; S£E SEE SEE REMARKS. NOT SPECIFIED. • TERM AND ELECTION ARE PRESCRIBED IN DISTRICT BY- REMARKS). REMARKS. LAIVS; NUMBER Of COMMISSIONERS ~lAY BE INCRCASED. SEPARATt: DIlAIllAGE DISTPICTS--1912 LAW-- J SEE REMARKS. NOT SPEC !FlED. ELECTED AT LARGE wrru PREC INCT RES IOENCE COMMISSIONERS (3). REQUIREMENT. URBAN SERVICES DISTRICTS--COUNCIL MEMBERS (5). 'I AT LARGE. NOT SPEC IFIED. OTHER BOARDS: CONSERVATIOIl DISTRICTS--DIRECTORS Of WATERSHED 'I SEE REMARKS. EXPENSES.. IF COHPRISES MORE THAN 1 SOIL AND \'IATER CONSER- CONSERVANCY DISTRICTS (5; SEE REMARKS). VATION DISTRICT. 3 ADDITIONAL ME/lBeRS ELECTro fROl1 EACH SUCH D ISTR ICT. OTHER eLECTIVE OFfiCES: DRAINAGE DISTRICTS--LAW Of 1918--SECRETARY. AT LARGE. SEE REMARKS. • COMPENSATION fiXED BY BOARD. 'ThOBe court positions are abolished cttcc.tive the first Mondayin January 1978. At tbat timc, District courts w111 be established with a minimum of 120 judges, The county Judie w111 beccee the county Judge/executive, the chic! administrative ofncol' of the county. 2.u.unlcipal1ties ore clauifiod on the bo9is of population, os follows: 1'1ret class clt1es __100,OOOor more, second class c1ties--20,OOO to 100,000, th1rd closs c1t1e6--8,OOO to 20,000, fourth class c1tles--3,OOO to 8,000, fifth class clt1es--l,OOO to 3,000; tOwns (or IIsixth class citiesU)--lcss than 1,000, however, cHi('s cannot change class without le&riBlativu acmon, 1,977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS ELECTIVE OFFICES 125 Table 15. Legally Auth\)rized Elective Offices of State and Local Governments, by Type of Government: 1977-Continued of lOvern_ZIt and title of elective 0111ce Te .. lIothod of TJpo Election ar•• ltomarkS (include nUilber for .ult1ple-perIM offices) (Year.) coap ... t:lon STATE GOVERNMENT LEGISLATURE: REPRESENTATIVES (105). 'I REPRESENTAT IVE PER DIEM, TRAVEL, OISTRICT. AND EXPENSES. SENATORS (39). 'I SENATORIAL PER DIEM, TRAVEL, DISTRICT. AND EXPENSES. BOARDS: BOARD OF ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY EDUCATION SEE SEE REMARKS. PER DIEM EIGHT ELECTED FROM CONGRESSIONAL (l15TRICT~ t 'R (- (11). REMARKS. YEAR TERMS; :3 APPOINllD BY TliL ~'WLRNiJR. PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSIONERS (5) 6 PUBLIC SERVICE SALARY. COMMISSION DIS- TRICT. SOIL CONSERVATION DISTRICTS--SUPERVISORS (3; :3 SOIL CONSERVATION PER DIEM AND EACH DISTRICT BOARD ALSO liAS:: APPI)INTtD f1E"'UI R,. SEE REMARKS). DISTRICT. EXPENSES. OTHER ELECTIVE OffICES: APPEALS COURT JUDGES (29). 10 SEE REMARKS. SALARY • EACH CIRCUIT IS DIVIDED INT.) OISTRI~T5 I(\R lilt ELECTION or JUDGES; THl NUHnER or JUDGeS PlR CIRCUIT IS SPECifiED BY STATUTE. ATTORNEY GENERAL • 4 AT LARGE SALARY. COMMISSIONER Of AGRICULTURE. 'I AT LARGE SALARY. COMMISSIONER OF ELECTIONS. 4 AT LARGE SALARY. DISTRICT ATTORNEYS (34). 6 JUDICIAL SALARY. DISTRICT. DISTRICT COURT SYSTEM: DISTRICT COURT JUDGES (114; SEE REMARKS) 6 DISTRICT • SALARY. EXCLUDES ORLEANS PARISH AND OnlER SPlC IAL lll5TRIC COURTS LISTED SEPARAHLY BELOW; HAS CIVIL ANO CRIMINAL JURISDICTION AND, lXClPT WHlRL <)TIILH COURTS ARE ESPECIALLY ESTABLISHtD (SlE BEI.OI'I), SITS EX OffiCIO AS JUVENILl COURT JUDGl. NUI-lBlR Of JUDGES PER DISTRICT IS SPECIfiED BY STATUTE. DISTRICT CIVIL COURT JUDGES Of ORLEANS PARISH SALARY. PAR ISH (0). DISTRICT CRIMINAL COURT JUDGES Of ORLEANS 6 PARISH SALARY. PARISH uc), JUVENILE COURT JUDGES Of ORLEANS PARISH (4). 8 PARISH SALARY. SpeCIAL DISTRICT COURT JUDGES IN PARISHES OTHER THAN ORLEANS: fAMILY COURT JUDGE OF EAST BATON ROUGE 6 PARISH SALARY. PARISH. fiRST PARISH COURT JUDGES--JEFFERSON PAR- 6 SEE REMARKS. SALARY. EI.EClED BY DIVISIONS Of JUDICIAL DISTRICTS. ISH (2). JUVENILE COURT JUDGES--CADDO AND JEffERSON 6 PARISH. SALARY. PARISHES (3). SECOND PARISH COURT JUDGEs--JEfFERsON 6 SEE REMARKS. SALARY • ,LECHD BY DIVISIONS OF JUDICIAL DISTRICTS. PARISH (2). GOVERNOR • • • • • • • 'I AT LARGE SALARY. INSURANCE COMMISSIONER 'I AT LARGE SALARY. LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR. 'I AT LARGE SALARY. SECRETARY Of STATE • 4 AT LARGE SALARY. SUPERINTENDENT Of EDUCATI9N. 4 AT LARGE SALARY. SUPREME COURT JUSTICES (7) • 10 slJPREME COURT DIS- SALARY. TR~cT. TREASURER. 'I AT LARGE SALARY. PARISH GOVERNMENTS COUNTY GOVERNMENTS IN LOUISIANA ARE LEGALLY TLRHtO (SEE REMARKS) "PARISHES." THE PARIS.iES or EAST BATON ROU~L AND ORLEANS ARE SUBSTANTIALLY CONSOLIDATED WITtI Tlit CITIES Of BATON ROUGE AND NEW ORLEANS fOR GOVeRN MENTAL PURPOSES AlID ARE TREATED fOR CENSUS RE- PORTS AS PART Of THOSE MUNICIPAL GOVERNfl(NTS; THUS, THE PAR ISH OfF! C IALS ELECTtD FOR TlIESE 2 AREAS ARE SHOWN BELOW UNDER "MUNICIPALITIlS." HOME RULE PARISHES (SEE REMARKS) ANY PARISH MAY ADOPT A CHARTER \'/Hletl PROVlllES f()R ITS GOVLRNMENT. OTHER PARISHES: GOVERNING BODY--POLICE JURY (5 OR MORE; SEE 4 POLICE JURY WARD. PER DIEM AND NUMBER VARIES fROM 5 TO 20 MLl1BERS PER PARISH. REMARKS). TRAVEL. OTHER ELECTIVE OFFICES: ASSESSOR. AT LARGE SALARY AND " EXPENSES. CLERK OF DISTRICT COURT. " AT LARGE SALARY. CONSTABLES (1 TO 1'1; SEE REMARKS). JUSTICE Of THE SEE REMARKS. LEGISLATURE HAS gOWER TO REPLACE JUSTICt COURTS. PEACE WARD. Of WHICH CONSTABLE IS AN OffiCER, WITH CITY COURTS IN WARDS CONTAINING A CITY Of 5,000 OR M0RE POPU LATION, OR WHERE WARD CONTAINS PARISH SEAT; NUM- BER MAY EXCEED 6 SINCE LAW mpOSING LIMIT DID NOT REQUIRE CHANGE Of THEN EXISTING NUMBERS; R~ClIn fEES FOR CIVIL CASES. NOMINAL SALARY fOR CRIMINA t.\SES. CORONER. AT LARGE. SEE REMARKS. USUAL COMPENSATION fEES BUT SOME PARISHES PROVIDE " fOR SALAR I ES. JUSTICES Of THE PEACE (1 TO 1'1; SEE REMARKS) '1 'I JUSTICE OF THE SEE REMARKS. SEE "CONSTABLES" ABOVE. PEACE WARD. SHERiff AND TAX COLLECTOR. 4 AT LARGE. SALARY. 126 GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS Table 15. Legally Authorized Elective Offices of State and Local Governments, by Type of Government': 1977-Continued 'type of goyernmfi!ntand title of elective o:U1co Term Jdethod of Elect ion area Remarks (include nUll1berfor ault1plo-porson o!:f1ce.) (year.) ~.pmsat1on LOUISIANA-Conlinued MUNICIPALITIES' SP~CIAL CHARTER MUNICIPALITIES (SEE REMARKS) PROVISIONS FOR GOVERNMENT SET FORTH IN INDIVIDUAL CHARTERS. HOME RULE CITIES (SEE REMARKS) OF THE 5 HOME RULE CITIES IN LOUISIANA, ONLY THE PROVISIONS FOR BATON ROUGE AND NEW ORLEANS ARE PRESENTED IN DETAIL SINCE THEY REPRESENT A RARE SITUATION OF CONSOLIDAT ION OF THE RESPECT IVE CITY AND PARISH GOVERNMENTS. BATON ROUGE: GOVERNING BODY--CITY AND PARISH COUNCIL (12) SEE REMARKS. PER DIEM SEVEN MEMBERS ELECTED AT LARGE fROM DISTRICT COM- PRISING URBAN AREA ARE THE CITY COUNCIL AND HAN- DLE STRICTLY CITY MATTERS; 3 ELECTED FROM DIS- TRICTS OUTSIDE URBAN AREA. OTHER ELECTIVE OFFICES: ASSESSOR AT LARGE SALARY AND EXPENSES. CITY,JUDGES 0) •••• AT LARGE SALARY AND FEES. CLERK OF DISTRICT COURT. AT LARGE SALARY. CONSTABLES (7) AT LARGE SALARY AND FEES. AT LARGE. FEES. 5~~~~~~5OF THE PEACE (6): ,JUSTICE OF THE SEE REMARKS. RECEIVE FEES FOR CIVIL CASES, NOMINAL SALARY FOR PEACE WARD. CRIMINAL CASES. MAYOR-PRESIDENT. AT LARGE. SALARY. SHERIfF. AT LARr.E • SALARY AND FEES. NEW ORLEANS: GOVERN ING BODY--COUNC I LMEN (7) SEE REMARKS. SALARY TWO MEMBERS ELECTED AT LARGE, 5 FROM COUNClLMANIC DISTR ICTS. OTHER BOARDS: ASSESSORS (7). DISTRICT SALARY AND EXPENSES. OTHER ELECTIVE OFFICES: CIVIL SHERIFF. AT LARGE SALARY AND EXPENSES. CLERK OF CIVIL DISTRICT COURT. AT LARGE SALARY. CLERK OF CRIMINAL DISTRICT COURT AT L~RGE SALARY. CLERK OF FIRST CITY COURT. AT LARGE SALARY. CLERK OF SECOND CITY COURT AT LARGE SALARY. CONSTPBLE OF FIRST CITY COURT. AT LARGE SALARY. CONSTABLE OF SECOND CITY COURT AT LARGE SALARY. CORONER. AT LARGE SALARY. CRIMINAL SHERIFF •• AT LARGE SALARY. FIRST CITY COURT ,JUDGES (~). AT LARGE SALARY. MAYOR ••••••••••• AT LARGE SI\LARY. MUNICIPAL COURT ,JUDGES (~) AT LARGE SALARY. RECORDER OF MORTGAGES. AT LARGE SALARY. REGISTER OF CONVEYANCES. AT LARGE SALARY. SECOND CITY COURT JUDGE. AT LARGE SALARY. AT LARGE SALARY. ~~~F~~~L~~~~~'JUDGES (~) AT LARGE SALPRY. OTHER MUNICIPALITIES: GOVERN ING BODY: MAYOR-ALDERMANIC FORM--ALDERMAN: 5,000 POP- SEE REMARKS. PER Dim IF 8 OR MORE ALDERHEN, 2 FROM EACH WARD AND 1 AT ULATION OR MORE--CITIES (5 TO 9). LARGE; IN OTHER CASES EOUAL NUMBER FROM EACH WARD, REMAINDER AT ~ARGE. 1, 000 TO 5,000 POPULAT ION--TOWNS (5) SEE REMARKS. PER DIEM ELECTED AT LARGE EXCEPT WHEN TOWN IS DIVIDED INTO WARDS, I FROM EACH wl,RD AND I AT LARGE. LESS THAN 1,000 POPULArION--VILLAGES (3) AT LARGE PER DIEM. COMMISSION FORM--COUNCILMEN (SEE REI COMMISSION-MANAGER FORM--COMMISSIONERS (5; AT LARGE SALARY. RESTRICTED TO MUNICIPALITIES OF 2,500 POPULATION SEE REMARKS). OR MORE. OTHER ELECTIVE OFFICES: CITY COURT JUDGE (SEE REMARKS) 6 AT LARGE SALARY AND FEES. NOT mUND IN ALL MUNICIPALITIES; LAW PROVIDES THAT LEGISLATURE I CITY COURT M~RSHAL OR CONSTABLE (SEE 6 AT LARGE. SALARY. ONE PER CITY COURT EXCEPT IN LAKE CHARLES AND IN REMARKS) • BATON ROUGE (SEE ABOVE); SOME CITY COURTS ESTAB- LISHED BY SPECIAL ACTS PRESCRI81NG METHOD OF SELECTION. MAYOR--MAYOR-ALDEqMAN AND COMMISSION FORMS 4 AT LARGE SALARY. ONLY. MARSHAL--MAYOR-ALDERMAN FORM ONLY. (SEE ~ AT LARGE SALARY OR SALARY MAY BE APPOINTIVE BY LOCAL OPTION UPON VOTER REMARKS) • AND FEES. APPROVAL. SOQ footnote at end o! State. ' 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS ELECTIVE OFFICES 127 Table 15. Legally Authorized Elective Offices of State and Local Governments, by Type of Government: 1977-Continued ,.,pe of cavern.ent and title of elective office T ... )lethod of Election are. Remarkll (include nuaber for .ultlple-perlon offlces) (Yea ) compensation lOUISIANA-Continued SCHOOL DISTRICTS GOVERNING BODY--BOARDS OF EDUCATION: PARISH SCHOOL DISTRICTS--60 PARISHES (5 OR 6 POL ICE JURY WARD. PER 01 EM AND EACH WARD ENTITLeD TO AS MANY MU1BERS AS IT UA!> MORE). TRAVEL. POLICE .JURORS (SEE ABOVE); HOW(Y~R, rr A PARISH HAS A MUNICIPALITY WHICH HAS I'tORt THAN !'>O PlR- CENT OF THE POPULATION Of rue PARISH, IT RE- CEIVES PROPORT 10NAL REPRESENTATION ON TItE ""ARO. CADDO PARISH SCHOOL DISTRICT (IS). 6 DISTRICTS. PER DIEM AND TRAVEL. EAST BATON ROUGE PARISH SCHOOL DISTRICT (12) 6 WARD. PER DIEM AND TRAVEL. JEFFERSON PARISH SCHOOL DISTRICT (S) 6 DISTRICTS. PER DIEM AND TRAVEL. ORLEANS PARISH SCHOOL DISTRICT (5) • 6 AT LARGE UNPAID. INDEPENOENT SCHOOL DISTRICTS OF BOGALUSA (5), II AT LARGE UNPAID. AND HONROE (6). SPECIAL DISTRICTS SPECIAL DISTRICTS IN LOUISIANA AUTHORIZED BY GLN- (SEE REMARKS) ERAL LEGISLAT10N, AS WELL AS THOSE EXTABLISHlD BY SPECIAL ACTS, ARE ADMINISTERED BY BOARDS APPOINTED BY THE GOVERNOR OR LOCAL GOVeRNING AUTHORITIES. lMunlcipo.lities are classified on the basis of population" as :follows; Cities-5,Gea or more; towns--l,OOO to 5..000; vl11agos--lcSB thnn 1,000; tho minimumpopullltion for incorporation is 150 in Concordia" La Salle, and ned River Parishes, and 300 elsewhere. I , i >- l, '·1 '1 { ~ \ i I I ! t l .~ 1 j -J I 'I j 128 GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS Table 15. Legally Authorized Elective Offices of State and Local Governments, by Type of Government:' 1977-Continued Type ot s:ovornment and title of elective ofUee To .. Netbod of Election area Resarks (include nwaber for multiple-peraon offices) (years) cOBlpensation MAINE STATE GOVERNI1ENT LEG ISLATURE: REPRESENTATIVES (151) 2 SEE REfIARKS. SALARY AND Slt/GLE-MEMBER DISTRICTS CONSISTING OF OIlE OR EXPENSES. MORE TOII'NS. SENATORS (3.l) • 2 SEE REl1ARKS. SALARY AND SINGLE-MEI1BER DISTRICTS CONSISTING OF ONE OR EXPErlSES MORE TowNS. OTHER ELECTIVE OFFICES: GOVERNOR ••• II AT LARGE. SALARY. COUIITY GOVERtJllENTS GOVERNWG BOOY--COMMISSIOrIERS (3) ••••••••• II AT LARGE (OR BY SALARY. DESIGNATED DISTRICTS ). OTHER ELECTIVE OFf"lCES: DISTRICT ATTORNEY •• II SEE REflARK5. SALARY. ELECTED BY PROSECUTORIAL DISTRICTS, WHICH flAY COMPRISE ONE OR MORE ENTIRE COUNTIES. CLERK OF JUDICIAL COURT II AT LARGE SALARY. PROBATE JUDGE ••• II AT LARGE SALARY. REGISTER OF DEEDS. II AT LARGE SALARY. REGISTER OF PROBATE II AT LARGE SALARY. SHERIFF • 2 AT LARGE SALARY. TREASURER II AT LARGE SALARY. TO,VN(SH IP) GOVERNMCIITS' UIIDER HOllE RULE, ALL TO',m5 IN 11AIIJE 11AY ADOPT (SEE REMARKS) CHARTERS' iH ICH PROVIDE FOR TIIEIH GOVERtIIlcrlT. AS A CLASS, TO'"IIS ARE AREA TYPE IJIlITS BELO:'/ THl COUNTY LE:VEL RATHeR THAll lJlHTS TO srnvc POPULA- T ron CONCEtJTRAT IO'~S, eVEN THOUGH TO\/fJS I IfJ poP- ULOUS AREAS, PROVIDE rue SAI1C SE'lVICCS AS CITIES OF CORRESPOIIDI:IG SIZE. GOVERNING BODY--SELECTMEN (3, 5, OR 7; SEE SEE AT LAHGE ••••• SEE REMAP-KS•••• IF vosu DOES NOT Pr.OVlDE OTHCf<',;ISE, rue :'UI10~R REr1ARKS ). REl1ARKS. SHALL BE 3, THE: LEI~GTII OF TEI,I1, 1 YEAr, r,r.o rue COI1PE,ISATlOI" PER D IEll. OTHER BOARD~: ASSESSORS (3, 5, OR 7; SEE RElIARKS) •• SEE AT LARGE SEE: REt!ARKS. REI1ARKS. ~SEE r/oTES FOr. "SELECTI'EI~" AOOVE; SELECTl1cr; NAY /lCT IIJ TH IS CAPAC ITY. OVERSEERS OF THE: POQ? !3, 5, OR 7; SEE ~E:t: AT LARGE SEE REMARKS. REMARKS). REI1f,RKS. SUPERIUTENDItlG SC,iOOL COMMITTEE (3 OR 5). 3 AT LARGC SEE REMARKS. USUALLY ur,PIIID BUT I1AY RECEIVr: A SI:/ILL Sr,LARY. OTHER ELECTIVE OFf"lCES (SEE REI1ARI ASSESSOR (SEE REI1ARKS) •••••••••••• , ~EE AT LARGE. • • •• SEE REllAR«S •• A roz. 'II\Y CHOOSE A s n.ct,c It~SCf.son It.,! t..lCJ OF RC'1ARKS. COARO Of ASSES50R~ (SEC ABOI/E) \'IITrl TI-ff: SAr·1E pnOVISIOI~S AS TO CLE:CTIOtJ A'"D C,)·J'PEI.SATIOiJ. CLERK •• AT LARGE FEES AlID/OR SALAf.Y. 110DERATOR AT LARGE PEP DIEI1. TREASURER AT LAI{l'.a: ~f,LARY. 11UNIC IPALiTIES THE Tcr.r-1 hr-lUI,ICIPALITIES,I: A5 uEfIUEt. FOr. CC:.SU5 (SEE REI1ARKS) STATISTICS on (.\jVER(JI1U~TS, bPPLICS OlwLV TO THE CITIes U~ I~"U~E:. (ITl:5 Ak! .. CP.EATL.~ BY SPECIAL LEGISLATlD', rum EXIST O~TSIDL THE MCA OF f,:iY TO\;". Uf/DLI! 110rtE RULE, CITIES 'lAY DRAfT THEIr. 0:", CHAkTEr.S. 11A11'E TO:,'15, TO ',nllCil THE T~r.r1 ::11Uf1lC IPAL ITY'l IS APPLIED BY I1AII.E ST,\TUTES, AfID PI.AIITATIOllS, TO "mICH THE TERI1 "MUNIC 1- PI,LITYU IS I\PPLlt:O FOR SOr1C PU,\POSES BY t·1AltlC STATUTES, AflD ,',HICH PERFORf1 rut Sf,lIt: FUliCTlOIiS AS CITIES, ARE INCLUDED III THE CCflSU5 ~LASS IFI- CATIOiJ "TO\':rlSltlPS" (SEL ABove). ~:HILE r10ST VILLAGE CORPORATlOtlS HAVr. VERY LII1ITED GOVCRII- MENTAL RCSPOIISIBILITIES, OFT Ell PROVIDWG SERV- ICES IN ONLY A SIUGLC FUt:CTlOr., T",'O VILLAGe CORPORATIONS (Or,UNQIJIT Aile YORK BEt,CH) PROVIDE A \',IDE: RArlGC OF SERVICES IfIVOLVII/G EXTErlSIVC FISCAL ACTIVIT"'. ACCOflDIUGLY THESE TIIO VILLAGE CORPOIlATlor.s ARE CLASSED AS r-rUI/lCIPALITIES. THE REf1AINIflG CORPORATIONS OF VCRY LIf1!TCD scope ARE CLASSED AS IIJDEPEIJ£lEIIT SP~C IAL o ISTR ICTS. 2 SCHOOL DISTRICTS SCHOOL ADMINISTRATIVE DISTRICTS--DIRECTORS TOWN AIID/OR peR OlEN. (5 TO 18). CITY. see rceenceee at end of Sto.tc. 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS ELECTIVE OFFICES 129 Table 15. Legally Authorized Elective Offices of State and Local Governments, by Type of Government: 1977-Continued To.. Mothod of Type of I'OYel'DlMlllt and title at eleetlve offIce .Election area (1ncludo nu.ller fol' IlUltlple-pcr.ol1 oUic .. ) (yeU'll) coJII)eD •• Uon MAINE-Continued SPECIAL DISTRICTS GOVERIHNG BODY: CEMETERY DISTRICTS--TRUS1EES (SEE REMARKS). SEE SEE REMAHKS. SEE REMARKS. R£11ARKS. HOSPITAL OISTRICTS--TRUSTEES (SEE. REHARKS). SEE SEE REMARKS. SEE RJ:!1ARKS. ESTADLISHCO DY SPECIAL ACTS CUT .rr« WUSTflN- REl1ARKS. TlALLY utafoRfl PROVISIOIIS; SPECIAl. ACTS comA It. LIGHT AND POIVER DISTRICTS--TRUSTEES (SCE SEE SEE I!EI1ARKS. SEE REI1ARJ(S. PROVIS 10~S fOR GOVER~MCtlT. ReMARKS) • REl1ARKS. PORT DISTRICTS--TRUSTEES (SEE REI1ARKS). SEE SEE ReMARKS. SEE REMARKS. RErlARKS. SANITARY DISTRICTS--TI(U5TEES (5-18; SEE :5 AT ~ARGE • PER DIeM. APPLICATlor~ fOR rSTABL 151t'1CNT OF A Drsrur, T H~',T REMARKS). BE flLCO '~ITIi STATl: DEPARn1WT OF' £1IVI,IONtlUlTAL PROTECTlOIJ AND APPROVLO BY lLCCTORt,. SOIL CONSERVATION DISTRICTS--5UPERVISORS (3; 3 AT ~ARGE • EXPEtlSES (SEE CACH DISTRICT BOARD ALSO liAS Z APPOWTl!" "I;·'~Ef:<.; SEE REMARKS). "E~lARKS ). IIAY ALSO RECEIVE COMPCNSAT ION AS vor cc nv DISTRICT IIEtTIIIG. VILLAGE CORPORATIONS--ASSESSORS, IIAIIAGERS, OR SEC SEE REMARKS. SEE RC~IAR~S. VILLAGC CORPORATIOIIS IIRC E.5TADl.ISIiLU OY SPECIAL TRUSTEES (:5 TO 7; SEE REMARKS). REMARKS. LCGISLl\TlOfl fOR LI:1ITUl SPLCIAI. PUkP'1<,LS ',1T1t1tJ TOWN AReAS. TIlEY ARC flllAhCEO THf:0U~H 'AX L.CVU:S AUD CHAr.GES tOF! St-i!VJCc.~. {)(~UI~QUIT Ailn YORK UCACH' V I~LAG~ cor'Por/AT IONS HAVe 01 r.WI fUIlCTlOIiAL RC5FONSIBILlilLS AI:" fl~CA, t,OIVITY AI~O AR£ THuS CLA!iSr:o AS t11J1.1C 1.)l\l JT H!'. ',~ATER AND/OR SEWf.:R DI5TRICTS--TRIJSTEES (SEE srz SEE Ri::("AI~K5. Ef:E: !lCtlA:":KS. C~Tt\OLHi H..c UY ~P::Cl/~L. .crs ~UT .ITd £IIU$TJ\.- RE:1ARKS ). REf!AP';S. TIALLY v:nro:;,n Pf'OVISIOI,Si 5P ...CI,L ACT~.1 COJIT/,U..I ?nOVIS rot-s fOR GO'l~r.1JI1_.IT. lIncludes plantation ad well ""StOWqgovernment". 'The village corpor.t~p- .rk Beach to be dls&oh'ed on October 15, 1977; 130 GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS Table 15. Legally Authorized Elective Offices of State and Local Governments, by Type of Government: 1977--Continued To... Method of Typerof government and title ot elective officI) Election area Reurks (includo nWlber lor lIultlple-t»erson office.) (y ) co~ens.tloD MARYLAND STATE GOVERNMENT LEGISLATURE: DELEGATES (141) • • •• LEGISLATIVE SALARY. DISTRICT. LEGISLATIVE SALARY. DISTRICT. OTHER ELECTIVE OFF"lCES: APPEALS COURT JUDGES (7; SEE REMARKS) 10 JUDICIAL CIRCUIT SALARY • • INITIALLY APPOINTED BY GOVERNOR; RUN ON RECORD AFTER FIRST YEAR IN OFFICE AND FOR SUBSEQUENT TERMS. /I AT LARGE •• SALARY. 15 SEE REMARKS ••• SALARY. INITIALLY APPOINTED BY GOVERNOR; RUN AGAINST OTHER CANDIDATES AFTER FIRST YEAR IN OFFICE AND FOR SUBSEQUENT TERMS; JUDGES ELECTED BY EACH COUNTY (AND BALTIMORE CITY) THAT COMPRISE EACH CIRCUIT. DISTRICT COURT JUDGES (94). • • • 15 SEE REMARKS. SALARY. • • • INITIALLY APPOINTED BY GOVERNOR; Rurl AGAINST OTHER CANDIDATES AFTER FIRST YEAR IN OFFICE AND FOR SUBSEQUENT TERMS; JUDGES ELECTED BY COUNTY. OR BY DISTRICT WITH COUNTY RESIDENCE REQUIRE- MENT (12 DISTRICTS). COMPTROLLER • /I AT LARGE · SALARY. GOVERNOR (SEE REMARKS). • /I AT LARGE SALARY CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR NAMES CANDIDATE FOR LIEU- LIEUTENANT GOVER/lOR (SEE REMARKS) /I AT LARGE · SALARY . . TENANT GOVERNOR AND THEY RUN JOINTLY. SPECIAL APPEALS COURT JUDGes (12; SEE REMARKS). 10 JUDICIAL CIRCUIT SALARY . INITIALLY APPOINTED BY GOVERNOR; RUN ON RECORD · AFTER FIRST YEAR IN OFFICE A~U fOR SUBSEQUENT TERMS. COUNTY GOVERNMENTS GOVERNING BODY: GENERAL LAW COUNTIES: COMMISSIONERS (SEE REMARKS) SEE REMARKS. SEE REMARKS. USUAL Nur~BER IS 3 BUT MAY BE 5 AS DETERMINED BY LOCAL LAWS; ELECTED AT LARGE OR AT LARGE WITH DISTRICT RESIDENCE REQUIREMENT; COf~PENSATlON IS PER DIEM WHERE LOCAL LAWS DO NOT PROVIDE FOR SALARIES. SEE REMARKS. SALARY. ELECTED AT LARGE WITH DISTRICT RESIDENCE RE- QUIREMENT IN ANNE ARUNDr~ COUNTY; BY DISTRICT IN BALTIMORE COUNTY; 2 ,I: LARGE AND 5 AT LARGE WITH DISTRICT RESIDENCE REQUIREMENT IN MONT- GOMERY COUNTY; ';OUNCIL PRESIDENT AT LARGE WITH OTHER 6 AT LARJE WITH DISTRICT RESIDENCE RE- QU:REMENT IN HARFORD COUNTY. HOWARD. TALBOT. AND WICOMICO COUNTIES (5) AT LARGE: • • SALARY. PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY (11). • SEE REMARKS. SALARY • SIX ELECTED AT LARGE AND 5 B'I DISTRICT RESIDENCE REQUIREMENT. CODE HOME RULE COUNT I ES--COMMISS lONERS: ALLEGHANY AND KENT COUNTIES (3) AT LARGE. SALARY. WORCESTER COUNTY (5). /I SEE REMARKS. SALARY • fOUR EL~CTED AT LARGE. 1 BY DISTRICT RESIDENCE REQUIREMENT. OTHER BOARDS: COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION (SEE REMARKS) •• BOARD OF EDUCATION IS APPOINTED IN MOST COUNTIES NUMBER OF MEMBERS (5-9) GENERALLY RELATED TO SIZE or SCHOOL SYSTEM; ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY HAS 1 STUDENT MEMBER. ALLEGANY COUNTY (5) . 4 AT LARGE SALARY AND · EXPENSES. CARROLL COUNTY (5). . 6 AT LARGE EXPENSES. CHARLES COUNTY (7). /I · · . AT LARGE · · SALARY. HOWARD COUNTY (5) . . 6 AT LARGE SALARY AND · EXPENSES. KENT COUNTY (5) • 6 AT LARGE SALARY AND · · · EXPENSES. MONTGOMERY COUNTY (7) . /I AT LARGE • EXPENSES. PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY (9 j . · . . . . 6 DISTRICTS. · · SALARY AND · EXPENSES. WASHINGTON COUNTY (5) . /I AT LARGE · · · NOT SPECIFIED • OTHER ELECTiVe OFF"lCes; CLERK or THE C I RCU IT COURT. . . /I AT LARGE · · SALARY • COUNTY EXECUTIVE (SEE REMARKS ). /I AT LARGE SALARY • ELECTED IN ANNE ARUNDEL. BALTIMORE. HARFORD. · · HOWARD. MONTGOMERY. AND PRINCE GEORCES COUNTIES ORPHANS' COURT JUDGES (3; SEE REMARKS). . /I AT LARGE SALARY ABOLISHED IN HARFORD AND MONTGOHERY COUNTIES WHERE DUTIES HAVE BEEN TAKEN OVER BY THE CIR- CUIT COURT. 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS ELECTIVE OFFICES 131 Table 15. Legally Authorized Elective Offices of State and Local Governments, by Type of Government: 1977-Continued ~ of ~.l'IlMIlt and tttJe of elective office T .... Method. of Election un \ (iDclUde nu.her tor aulttple-per.on office.) (yean) cGape11.at1on '1 '\ ~ MARYLAND-Continued COUNTY GOYERNHENTS--CONTINUED OTHER ELECTIVE OFFJCES--CONTINUED REG ISTER OF IVILLS • • • • • • • AT LARGE SALARY. SHERIFF. • •• • · · · " AT LARGE SALARY. STATE'S ATTORNEY. • • •• " · · ·· " AT LARGE · · SALARY. TREASURER (SEE REMARKS) •• · · AT LARGE · SALARY. PROV IDED FOR UNDER LOCAL LAW. ·· · ·· " · IIUN IC IPAL IT I ES ...... PROVISIONS FOR GOVERNMENT FOUNO IN INDIVIDUAL (SEE REMARKS) · CHARTERS; HOWEVER, DETAILED PROVISIONS FOR THC GOVERNMENT OF THE C lTY Of BALTlMORC ARE SHO\\fI HERE SINCE THEY REPRESENT A RARE SITUATION or AN "INDEPENDENT" CITY; I.e., LOCATED OUTSIDE A DESIGNATED COUNTY AND ADMINISTeRING FUNCTIONS PERFORMED BY COUNTIES ELSl:WIiERE. CITY OF BALTIHORE: GOVERNING BOOY: COUNe ILHEN (18; SEE REMARKS). COUNCILMANIC SALARY. . . . THReE MEMBERS eLECTED fROM CACH OISTRICT; PReSI- ·· · · · " DISTRICT. DENT OF COUNCIL IS ADDITIONAL MEMOER. PRESIDENT OF COUNCIL. · · · ·· · · · " AT LARGE. · SALARY. OTHER ELECT IVE OfF ICES: CLERK Of BALTIIIORE CITY COURT AT LARGE. . SALARY. CLERKS OF CIRCUIT COURT (2) • · ·· · " AT LARGE · · SALARY. CLERK Of COURT Of COMMON PLEAS. · ··· · · " AT LARGE · . SALARY. CLERK OF CRIIIINAL COURT · · · " AT LARGE · · SALARY. CLERK OF SUPERIOR COURT ·• · · · ·· " AT LARGE · · . SALARY. COMPTROLLER • · · · AT LARGE SALARY. . . ·· · ·· " · HAYOR • ...... AT LARGE SALARY. ORPHANS COURT JUDGES ·6): · · · · · ··· " AT LARGE SALARY. REGISTER OF WILLS · · · · · · " .,T LARGE · SALARY. SHERIFF • · · · · · · · " A1' LARGE · SALARY. STATE'S ATTORNEY. · · ·· " AT LARGE SALARY. SURVEYOR. . . · · · · · · "LI AT LARGE SALARY. SPECIAL OISTRICTS . . IN ADDITION TO DISTIlICTS eSTABLISHED BY GENERAL (SEE REMARKS) LAW AND LISTED BelOW, SPECIAL LEGISLATION PRO- VIDES FOR A MEMBER OF SPECIAL TAXING DISTRICTS WHICH ARE ADMINISTERED BY eUCTED "C IT IZENS' COf1MITTr.~S." GOVERNING BOOY: PUBLIC DRAINAGE ASSDCIATIONS--f1ANAGERS (3). ;; AT LARGE SEE R~MARKS COf1PENSATION AS AGREED UPON WITH COUNTY · COMMISS lONERS. PUBLIC WATERSHED ASSOCIATIONS--DIRECTORS (3 OR ;; AT LARGE SEE REMARKS . COMPENSATION SET BY DISTRICT f1~ETING. HORE). TAX (DRAINAGE) DITCHES--MAfJAGERS (3; SEE 3 AT LARGE PER DIEM. LEGISLATION REPLALfD BUT PROVISION MADE FOR CON- REMARKS). · TINUED OPERATION or TIIOSE IN OtISTCNCE. 132 GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS Table 15. Legally Authorized Elective Offices of State ana Local Governments, by Type of Government: 1977-Continued Type ot eovernmont and title at elective outce T.rm Election area Method ot (lnc1udtr nUliber tor JIIultJple-person o!f1celJ) (y •• re} compensation Remarks MASSACHUSETTS STATE GOVERNMENT GENERAL COURT> REPRESENTATIVES (2QO) 2 REPRESENTATIVe SALARY. DISTRICT. SENATORS ('10) 2 SENATORIAL SALARY. DISTRICT. BOARDS: EJ(ECUTIVe COUNC ILORS (1.1). • • 2 COUr;CIL DISTRICT. SALARY. OTHER ELECTIVE OFFICES: ATTORNE:Y GENERAL.. • • 'I AT LARGE. SALARY. AUDITOR. • ••• q AT LARGE. ·· SALARY. DISTRICT ATTORNE:YS (10) • q CRIMINAL JUDICIAL · SALARY. DISTRICT. GOVERNOR. • • • • • • q AT LARGe SALARY. LieUTENANT GOVERNOR • • • Ij AT LARGE SALARY. SECRETARY OF COMMONWEALTH •• • II AT LARGE · SALARY. TREASURER AND RECEIVER-GENERAL. II AT LARGE SALARY. COUNTY GOVERNMEr/TS (SEE REMARKS) . . EXCLUDES SUFFOLK COUNTY WHICH ENC0I1PASSES AN AREA LARGER THAN THe C lTY OF BOSTON BUT WHICH IS SUBSTANTIALLY CONSOLIDATED WITH THE CITY FOR GOVERNMENTAL PURPOSES AND INCLUDED UNDER "MUNI- CIPALITIES" (SEE BELOW) AND NANTUCKET COUNTY WHICH IS IDENTICAL IN AREA WITH NANTUCKET TOWN AND GOVERNED BY THE TOWN BOARD (SEE "TOw~j GOVERNMENTS" BELOW). GOVERNING BODY--COMMISSIONERS (3; SEE REMARKS). s cc REI1ARKS. SALARY THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS ARE PR!I1ARILY AN ADMINISTRATIVE BODY, THE GENERAL COURT I1AKING ALL MAJOR POLICY DECISIONS; ELECTED AT LARGE BUT PROVISION IS MADE THAT NO 2 rMY BE FROM THE SAME CITY OR TOWN. OTHER ELECTIVE OFFICES: CLERK OF THE COURT. • • • • • •• • ••••• 6 AT LARGE SALARY. REGISTER OF DEEDS (1 PER DISTRICT; SEE REI1ARKS) 6 DISTRICT SALARY ONE ELECTED FRor1 EACH OF 21 DISTRICTS IN STATE. REGISTER OF PROBATE AND IIIS0LVEIICY. 6 Ai LARGE nALARV. SHERIFF. 6 AT LARGE 5ALARY. TREASURER. 6 AT LARGE SALARY. TOWN (SH IP) G(II/ERNMENTS (seE REMARKS) IN ADDITION TO THE LISTED TOWN OfFICERS, NANTUCKCT TOWN, WHICH IS COEXTENSive WITH THE COUNTY AREA, ALSO HAS THE "OTHER ELECTIVE OfFICES" LISTED UNDER "COUNTY GOVERNMENTS" ABOVE EXCEPT THAT THE TOWN TRCASURER ACTS AS THE COUNTY TREASURER. GOVERNING BOOY--SELECTMEN (3 OR 5). 1 OR 3 AT LARGE SEE H£l1ARKS. THESE OFFICES AND BOAROS REPRESEN', TOWN OFFICERS · · IN r1ASSACHUSLTTS WHOSE E:LECTION IS COMPULSORY; OTHER BOARDS--SCHOOL COMMITTEE (3, 5, 6, 7, OR 9) AT LARG£: SEe P.U1ARKS. THE SELECTMEN LISTED UNDER "GOVERNING BODY" ARE, IN EFFECT, AN ADMINISTRATIVE BOARD, THE OTHER ELECTIVE OFFICES: ANNUAL TONN r1,;ETlNG BEING THE GOVERNING BODY; CLERK. 1 OR r~ORE AT LARGE SEE REI1ARKS. THE SCHOOL COMllITTEE IS UNPAID EXCEPT IN TO\,1IIS (SEE · IN SUPERINTENDeNCY urIlOI~S; SALARY OR cor1PENSA- REMARKS) TlON IS fiXED ANNUALLY FOR TO,'IN OFf ICERS BY THE MODERATOR 1 OR 3 AT LARGe SEE f'EI1ARKS. TO\',N MEETING; THE TO\',T~ CLERK MAY OBTAIN TENURE: AFTER 5 YEARS IN OFFICE OR BY SPECIAL LE:GISLATION. OTHER ELLCTIVE BOARDS AND OfFICCS (SEE REMARKS) WHILE Pf HIGHWAY SURVEYOR (lOR MORE; SEC R£I1ARKS). 1 OR 3 AT LARGE. SEE REMARKS. THE TOWN MAY CHOOSE TO ELECT A ROAO COMMISSIONER · AT LARGE FOR THE TERM OF 1 YEAR OR A BOARD OF 3 ROAD COMMISSIONERS AT LARGE FOR A TERM Of 3 YEARS IN LIEU OF A HIGHWAY SURVEYOR. MUNICIPAL LIGHT BOARD (3) . 3 AT LARGE . . SEE REI1ARKS. PARK COMMISSION (3 OR 5). SEE AT LARGE . · SEE REMARKS • · • ~ TERM fiXED BY TOWN r~EETlNG. R£t~ARKS • PLANNING BOARD (5 TO 9) ••••• . 5 AT LARGE SEE REMARKS. SEWCR COMMISSIONER (SEC HEMARKS). 1 AT LARGE SEE REMARKS. · A BOARD OF 3 SEWER COMMISSIONERS MAY BE ELECTED FOR 3-YEAR TERr~s IN LIEU OF A SEWER COMMISSIONER, TRE:ASURER • ...... 1 OR 3 AT LARGE SEE REr1ARKS • TRUSTCES OF SOLO 1 ER MEr10R IAL (5): 3 AT LARGE SEE RCMARKS. ~ ~SEE "OTHER ELECTIVE BOARDS AND OFfiCES" ABOVE. TREE WARDEN (lOR 3) •• . . . 1 OR 3 AT LARGE SEE REMARKS • WATER COMMISSIONERS (3) . . . :3 AT LARGE SEE R£I1ARKS • · 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS ELECTIVE OFFICES 133 Table 15. Legally Authorized Elective Offices of State and Local Governments, by Type of Government: 1977-Continued Type of IOvemaent and tit1, of elective office Tel'll IIetbod of Election area Remark» (include maber tor aultJpl • .-per.ol1 of tic •• ) (Yea .. ) coapen •• tlon MASSACHUSETT5-Continued HUNIC IPAL lTIES HOME RULE CITIES (SEE REMARKS) •• LEGISLATION PROV10ES THAT CITIES, AfTlR RtFf.R- ENDUM, MAY ADOPT tlOME RULE CHARTERS. SPECIAL CHARTER CITIES (SEE REMARKS). PROVISIONS FOR GOVERNMENT SET fOIITl1 IN IN('IVIOU- AL CHARTeRS. CITY Of BOSTON (SEE REMARKS) ••••• ALTHOUGP THe CITY Of BOSTON OPERAT.5 UNDLR II SPEC'AL CHARTER, PROVISIONS FO~ ITf, "'OV~RNM[NT AR~ PREseNTED HERE SINCE IT k fnL~f'lTS A Ul'.hlU. SITUATlON Of SUBSTAII:T1AL CONSOLIDI,TIO~ Of life CITY ANO THe COUNTY OF SUffOLK fO~ GOVEIINMLNTAL PURPOSES; OfFICES ELECTED FOR THE tOUNT\, or SUffOLK ARE INCLUDED HERE A\.TtlOUGIl SUCH Of r l\ ,:. ARE ELEC,;"ED fROM THE COUNTY AT LAR'iL. Atl AlII" LARG~R THAN THE CITY Of flOSTON; 1 '"f~ C lTV PAY~ ALL EXPENSES Of THE COUNTY GOVERN~,l"T. GOVERNING BOOY--COUNCILMEI~ (9) •• 2 CITY AT LARGE. SALARY. OTHER BOARDS--SCHOOL COMMITTEE (5). 2 CITY AT LARGe. SALARY. OTHER ELECTIVE OffiCES: CLERKS Of SUPERIOR COURT (2; SEE REMARKS). 6 COUNTY AT LARGE. SALARY. ONE ELECTeD fOR CIVIL BUSINeSS liND I fOil CRIMINAL BUSINESS. CLERK Of SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT 6 COUNTY AT LARGE. • SALARY. MAYOR ...... • • • • • II CITY AT LARGE. SALARY. REGISTER Of DEEDS. • 6 COUllTY AT LARGE. SALARY. REGISTER Of PROBATE. 6 COUNTY AT LA~GE. SALARY. SHERiff. •• • •••••• 6 COUNTY AT LARGE. SALARY. GENERAL LAW OPTIONAL fORMS: GOVERNING aODY: MAYOR COUNCIL--COUNCILORS: PLAN A (9). • • • • • • • • ••• 2 AT LARGE. SALARY. PLAN a--CITIES WITH MORE THAN 7 WARDS (10). 2 SEE Rr:MAIlKS. • SALAR'.' , ONE ELECTED FROM EACH WARD, RE:MAINC'~R AT LMI,lE. PLAN B--CITIES WITH LESS THAN 7 WA~DS (11). 2 SEE RCMARKS. SALARY ONE ELECTED fROM eACH ·..·ARD, f(eMAIND~R AT LAR~E.. CDMMISSION--PLAN C--Cor1MISSIONERS (5; SEE 2 SEE HEJ1ARKS •• SALARY I1AYOR IS ELECTED AS COI~11ISS lONeR OF REMARKS). AOf1INISTRATION. COUNCIL-MANAGER--PLANS D AND E--COUNCILORS: CIT IES WITH 7 WARDS OR MORE (9) ••• 2 AT LARGE. SALARY. CITIES WITI! LESS THAN 7 \VARDS (7) • • 2. AT LARGe •• SALARV. COUNC IL-MAYOR--PLAU f--COUNCILMEf~ (7, 9, 11, 13 2 sec Rr:MARKS •• SALARY. :,Uf.'~eR OF COUNC ILMEN DEPeNDS (," rue NUHB~ll OF OR 15; SEE REMARKS). WArlDS, ALWAYS AT LEAST 1 HORe ,,,"NCILMAN TfIAI/ NUI1BER Of WARDS, NEVER MORE THAN;' MO,,£ TfWl NUMBeR Of WARDS; 1 PER WARD WiTH Tltr ~EMI\INDER /IT LARGE. OTHER BOARDS--SCHOOL COMMITTEE (6; SEE REMARKS) SeE AT LARGE: .. UNPAID. ••• fi.WOR IS E:X OffiCIO CIlAIRMAN or COMW.rr£E; TE'UM REMARKS. ) '(eIlRS EXCEPT UNDER PLANS c A~O " \\IIIERE IT IS a YEARS; EXCEPT IN CITIES HOLDING f.-~NIAL ELEC- TlON. TERM IS q YEARS. OTHER ELECTIVE Of fie ES (SEE RCMARKS). OTHER OffiCERS RETAINED FROM EAllLlcn ullJtRAL LAI', FORMS f1AY BE ELECTED. MAYOR--PLANS A, B, AND F ONLY • • • 2 AT Li.NGE SALARY. SCHOOL DISTRICTS REGIONAL SCHOOL DISTRICTS (SEE REJ1ARKS) • '1..LAW PROVIDES THAT METHOD OF StLECTJII~ '.OVtl!NINO :.r BODY BE DETERf1JNED BY ESTABLISlllflO '(.f.CTl0N. REGIONAL VOCATIONAL-TECHNICAL SCHOOL DISTRICTS (SEE (EMARKS). SPECIAL DISTRICTS CONSERVATION DISTRICTS--SUPERVISO~S (5) • 5 AT LARGE. • PER DICM AND eXPcUSES. GOVERN ING BODY: fiRE AND WATER DISTRICTS--COMMISSiONERS (SEE SEE SEE. RCMARKS... • SEE REMARKS. ESTABLISHED BY SPECIAL ACTS BUT WITH SUBS rAII- [ REMARKS). I!ENARKS. TIALLY UNifORM PROVISIONS; SPeCIAL ACTS ~ONT/lW i PROVISIONS fOR GOVERNI1ENT. ! fiRE DISTRICTS IN TOWNS WITH 2,000 OR LESS 1 AT LARGE ..... NOT SPECIFIED. I INHABITANTS--PRUDENTIAL COMI1ITTEE (NUMBER I NOT SPECIfiED). I HOUSING AUTHORITlES--To\\uS ONLY--MEMBERS ('I). • 5 AT LARGE NOT SPEC IFiED. ONE MEMBER IS APPOINTED BY STATE IiO"~)NO BOARD. , IMPROVEMENT OISTRICTS--PRUDEIITlAL CC'1f1ITTE; 1 AT LARGE NOT SPEC IFIED. (NUMBtR NOT SPECifIED). RECLAMATION DISTRICTS--PRUDENTIAL COMMITTEE (3) AT LARGE I/OT SPEC If lED. SEWER AND SANITARY 0 ISTRICTS--COMMISSIOf~ERS SEE SEE REf1ARKS. SEE REMARKS. ESTA6LISHEO BY SPECIAL ACTS BUT WITH !.UUSTAIl- (SEE RCMARKS). REMARKS. TIALLY UNIFORM PROVISIONS; SPEC IAL ACTS CONTAIN PROVISlorlS fOR GOVERNf1ENT. 134 GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS Table 15. Legally Authorized Elective Offices of State and Local Governments, by Type of Government: 1977-Continued Type 01 coverMent and title ot elective ottice T... Metbod of ElectiQD area Reliarks (illclude nu.ber for JRulttple-pcrBon alt1ee.) (y .... ) compensation MASSACHUSETIS-ContinUed SPEC IAL DISTRICTS--CONT II/Uro OTHER ELeCTIVE OffICES: nRE DISTRICTS IN TOVINS or 2,000 OR LESS PO~ULA TION: MODeRATOR...... 1 OR 5 AT LARGE • . IIOT SPEC IflED. TREASURER • .. 1 AT LARGE. NOT SPEC If lEO • IMPROVEMENT DISTRICTS AIlO RCCLAMATION DISTRICTS: CLERK. . . . 1 AT LARGE • NOT SPECIflEO • TREASURER . . 1 AT LARGE. . . NOT SPEC IflEO • , .' 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS ELECTNE OFF,ICfS 13-5 Table 15~:Leg.l~y.Authodzed fElective I,Offices .of :State and .Loc:alGovernments, :by 'r,... \of lGove.r:nment: J977-·Contin.ued :type of ,~v.r ... nt and -t'1'tle of elective ofUce '1'...... tbod of 21oct1qn arca (tllclUde n\llber f~ .ult1ple-perAoP offic •• ) (y•• r.) col'llpen•• t1o~ !Iem.arks .MICHIGAIl: STATI: GOVERNI(ENT LEGISLATU~t:: REPRESENTATIVES (110) 'J REPReSENTAT IVE SALARV AND DISTRICT. EXPENses. SENATORS (3B) Jl 'i:ENATORIAL SALARV AND (H5TRICT. ExpeNSES. BOARDS: BOARO Of EDUCATION (B). 8 AT LARGE. PER DIEM AND GOVERNOR IS EX OFflC 10 MEMBER; SUPERINTlNOLNT Of EXPENSES. PUBLIC INSTRUCTION IS NONVOTING CHAIRPLRSON. MICnlGAN STATE UNIVERSITY~"TRUSTEES (8) 8 AT LARG~. EXPENSES. ~NIVeRSITY ~f MICHIGAN""REGENTS (B) • 8 AT LARG~. EXPENSES. WAYNE STATt: UNIVERSITY~-GOVeRNORS (8) B AT LARG!:. EXPENSES. OTHER ELECTIVE OffiCES: APPELLATE COURT JUOGES (lB; SEe R~AR~S). 6 JUDICIAL SA~ARY. SIX rROM eACH Of ~ JU[lI~ IAL 0ISTRICT5. DISTRICT. ATTORNey GENeRAL. ~ AT lARGE. SAI.ARY. CIRCUIT COURT JUO~ES (1~7). 6 JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. SALARY. OISTRICT COURT JUDGeS (208) 6 JUDICIAL DISTRICT SALARY. DIVISIONS. GOVERNOR. • • • • • ~ AT LMaE. , S"LARV. LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR ~ AT LAilaE. SALARV. SECReTARY Of STATE. • • Jl AT LARGE. SALARY. SUPREME COURT JUSTICES (7). 8 AT LARGE. SALARY. COUNTY GOYERN~ENTS GOVERNIN~ B"O(: BOARD Of COMMISSIONERS (5 TO 35). 2 Cot1MISSIONER' 5 SALARY AND COUIITV MAV ADOPT A CHMTER OR 1 or 2 CPT rONAL DISTRICTS. TRAVEL. FORMS Of COUNTY GOV~RN~ENT. OPTION A--MANAO~R- COMMISSION FORM OR OPTION B--EXECUTIVE COMMIS- SION FORM. OTHER BlARDS: I BOARD Of AUDITPRS--WAYNE COUNTY (3) •••••• 3 AT LARGE. SALARY. { BOARO or AUDITORS~~OTHER COUNTIES (SEE REMARKS) orr icc OF AUOITOR (HE BLlOW) OR BOARD or AVOI- '\ TORS MAV BE EXTABLISHLO If AP"PDVlO BY THE , lLLCTORATC. I OTHER ELECTIVe Off ICES: 1 AUDITOR (S~E REMARKS) AT LARGE. SALARY. OffiCE Of AUDITOR OR BOARD Qf AUOITORS (SEE ABOVE) MAY BE eSTABLlSII~O If APPROVLO BV tLECTORATr.. AT LARGE. SA'.ARV. orr rcc MAY BE COMBINED WITH THAT Of RL COUNTY t.tCUTIVE--CHART~R OR OPTION B fORM AT LARGl. sALARY. SEe "BOARD or COWIISSIONeRS" ABOVE. COUNT I f ,. DRAIN COMMISSIONER (seE REMARKS). AT LARGE. SALARY. MAY BE ABOLlSHW IN COUNTltS OF I.ESS THAN I?,OOO POPULATION; ELECT ION OPT IONAL IN CHARTER COUN- TIES; COUNTIES WITH A DEPARTMENT or PUBLIC WOR~ MAY COMBINE nus err icc WITH TH~ PUBLIC WORKS COMMISSIONER (StL BlLOW). INspeCTOR Of MINES (SEE REMARKS). AT LARGE. SALARY AND AUTHORIZEO ONLY IN COUNTIES HAVWG IRON AND TRAVEL. COPPER IHN ES. JUDGe Of PROBATE (lOR MORE; SEE REMARKS) 6 AT LARGE. SALARY. PRESENTLY, THt:RE AR~ 77 SINGLE COUNTY COURTS; 6 COUNTIES HAVE CONSOLIDATED INTO ~ PROBAr~ DIS- TRICTS Of 2 COUNTIES EACIi. PROSECUT ING ATTORNEY. • • • • • •• ~ AT LARGE. SALARY. PUBliC WORKS COMMISSIONER--COUI'ITI cs WITH PUBLIC 4 AT LARGE. t SALARY. WORKS DEPARTI1ENTS ONLY. REGISTER Of DEEDS (SEE REMARKS) ~ AT LARGe. SALARV. SEE "CLERK" ABOVE. ROAD COMMISSION (SEE REMARKS) 6 AT LARGe. sALARY. MAV HAVE 3-M~MBER ELECTED BOARD Of ROAO CO'~MIS- SIONERS OR, AT OPTION or COVNTY DOARD or SUPER- VISORS, MAV BE APPOINTEO. AT LARGE. SALARY. AT I.ARGF;. PLR DIEM AND COUNTY BOARD OF COMI1ISSIONLRS '''AY ABOLISH THIS SALARY. OFfiCE. TREASURER AT LARGE. ~ALARY. TOWNSHIP GOVERNMENTS GOVERNING eODY (SEE REMARKS). THE SUPERVISOR, CLEM, TH-.,SURER (SEE BELOW), AND 2 (I.CCTED TRUSTEES CONSTITUTE THE TOWNSHIP BOARD TRUSTEES (SEE REMARKS), ~ AT LARGE. SEE REMARKS IN THE SMAI.LER TOIINSHIPS; HOWEVER, If TOWNSHIP OVER 5,000 POPULATION OR HAS ~,OOO OR MORE Rt:~- ISTERED VOTER~t ~ TRUSTEES ARE ELeCTEO; COMPLN- SAT ION or TRU~TEES FixeD BY ELECTroN. OTHER ELECTIVE OffiCES (SEE REMARKS). UNLESS 'lTHERIVISE SPEClfU:D, CPMPLNSATION IS FIHD ev ELECTORS OR I.OCAL OFf IPALS COMHNSATION COM MISSION. 2 AT I.ARGE. SALARV. ~~~~~ABLES (i TO'~j .' 2 AT LARPE. fFES. • NUMBER Of CONSTABLES DETERMINED BY lQWNSHIP BOARD. SUPERVISOR. 2 AT LARG~. PER DIEM AND T~AVEL. TREASURER 2 AT I.MGE. SA~ARY. J 1977 C!;NSUS OF GOVERNMENTS Table 15. Legally Authorized Elective Offices of State and Local Governments, by Type of Government: 1977-Continued Type of government and title ot elective ofUce Te". )lethod of Election area Remarks 'include number tor Dultlple-persnn e r r rces } (ye.rs) compensation MICHIGA"I-Continued TOWNSHIP GOVERNHENTS--cOtnWUED CHARHR TOI'.tISHIPS (SEE Rtt1ARKS). I'AY BE EXTABIISHE(. BY I'AJORITY VOTE IN TO\\lISHIPS Of 2,000 POPULATION OR MORE. GOVERN JrjG BODY--TRUSTEES lq; SEE REMARKS). q AT LARGE. PER OIEM AND THE TRUSTEES PLUS THE SUPERVISOR, CLERK, AND EXPENSES. TREASURER (5(( BELOW) ARE THE. TOI'INSHIP BOARD. OTHER ELECTIVE OffiCES: CLERK. 2 AT LARGE. SEE REMARKS .GENERALLY' PER DIEI< AND lxPtNSES ARE PAID; BOARD SUPERV I St,R 2 i Ar LARGE. SEE REMARKS 'MY BY ORDlllANCE ESTABLISH A LOCAL OffICIALS TREASURER. 2 AT LAR~E. SEE REMARKS CO.,PENSArloN COMMISSI(lN fOR THl PURPOSE Of I ~ SETTING COMPENSATION. I MUN IC IPAL IT! ES ! SPECIAl CllARTER MUfHCIPALIT(TES (SEE REMARKS). I PROVISIONS fOR GoVERN~ENT fOUND IN INDIVIDUAL CHARTERS. HOM£ RULE MUNICIPALITltS ,SEL RLMARKS) • PROVISIONS fOR GOVERNMENT fOUND IN INDIVIDUAL CHAHTCRS, BUT PRDVISI'INS I~UST BE "'ADL IN CITIES I fOR ELECTION or A "'AY~R ANCA LEGISLATIVE BODY; VILLAGES MUST PR'lVIOE rOR [:I.ECTION Of A PRESI- DENT, A LEGISLATIVE BODY, AND A CLERK. fflURTH CLASS iGENERAL LAW) CITIES: G,)VERtlHH. B0'lY--AlDlRI1EN ;2 PlR WARD; SLE 2 WARD. SALARY. TWO ADDITIONAL ALDlR'lEN I I)TtltR LLlCT IV( orr ices: Cl LRK. • •••• AT LARGE. SALARY. CONSTABLl~ (1 PER WARD 1. WARD. ! fLES. AT LARGE. SAL~,RY. ~~~i:VISI)RS (I ~l~ ~ARDi WARD. PER DI ..M AND TRAVEL. TREASURER. AT LARGE. SALARY. GWERAL LAW VILLAGES: G')VERN ING BrjDY--TRUSTCI S (6) q; SEE AT LARGE. PER DIU<. T~RM ~AY BE 2 YEARS IN VILLAGES THAT HAD PASSED REMARKS. 3UCH A PROVISION PRIOR TO JANUARY I, I97~. OTHER ELECT IVE Off ICES: ASSeSSOR 2 AT LARGE. SEE REMARKS CI LRK. 2 AT LARGE. St.£' Rlf~AR!('., !lUNlf.S5 OTHERWISE SPlClflLC, C,)I'PENSATION r rxco PRLSIDWT. 2 AT LARGE. PER DILM. ~ BY ccusc 11 • TREASURER. <' AT LARGE. $£.( RLt-'ARKS GOVLRN INC. BOnY '.Sll Rli1l\RKS' GOVERN ING BODY KNO\\N AS B1ARD or (l)UCAT J'lN ExCEP f'JR C'1W'UN I TY CDLllGL c ISTRICTS, \\HlRE THE [,LS- lGNAT l'jN IS "Bi;ARC ')f TRUSTlls;n rJRST CLA~S SCH'l?L DISTRICTS IILSD "AVE REGIONAL DR SUBDIS- rRICT BOARDS IsEE BELOWI. SPLCIAL SCI1Q-Jf.. OISTRIr.T~ (SlL RtPARKS) SEE ~EE Rl"ARK~ SEE Rtt'ARKS ESTABLISHED BY SPEC IAl ACTS H.AT PRI)V IDE f,)R NUM R£YAIlKS HtR, TeRM, AND COfJPlNSATF)N 'II- 8,)ARtJ t-Uo1t!LRS. ((RST CLASS SCHf,GI DISTRICTS \()lT~c)IT;: BIJARO 1f [OUCAT Jt''JN t i ~i Sl.l RE.~~ARKS) G SEE REMARKS PER DIEM. CHAIRPERSONS Of THE 6 ~UBDISTRICT S)AhDs (SEE 8El.,).\,~ LX 1)(." 'e10. Pl.-uS 5 lLlCTlO AT LARGE.. REGIl)llAc OR SUbDISTRICT BOARD (5; set DISTRICT REGI'JN PER 01[1'. IN EACH OISr..CT REGION, A REGI'lNAL BQARC OF 5 HlMARKS l. l StOlID CLASS SCHOOL DISTRICTS (9). SEE AT LARGE. UNPAID. TliREE-YEAR TlR~'S: IIn"EVLR, WHlN DISTRICTS ARE REMARKS ~OCIITW IN A CITY "HOSL Off ICERS ARE EUCTlD AT A BIENNI~L SPRING ELECTION, THE TtRM IS 4 OR 6 YEARS IN ACCORDANCE WITH LOCAL RESOLUTION. THIRD CLASS SCHOOL DISTRICTS \7) SE. AT LARGE. SEE REI fOURTH CLASS SCHOOL DISTRICTS: OPERATING KINDERGAR1'W THRCU~H 12TH GRADE (7) q AT LARGE. SEE REMARKS PER DIEM, BUT ADDITIONAL COMPENSATION ,AY BE OTHER DISTRICTS (5). 3 AT LARGe. SEE REMARKS AUTHORIZED BY ELECTORS. INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL DISTRICTS (7; SEE 6 AT LARGE. PER DIEM AND BOARD MEMBERS MAY BE ELECTED OR APPOINTED. REMARKS)' • EXPENSES. PRIMARY SCHOOL DISTRICTS (3; ,EE REMARKS). 3 AT LARGE. SALARY. BOARD MEMBERS ARE ELECTED AS PRESIDENT. SECRETAR~ AND TREASURER. COMMUNIIY COLLEGl "ISTRICTS (7 OR MORt; SEE 6 SEE RLMARKS LXPENses. NUMBER or ME"'BERS AND ELECTION AREA VARIES I'IITH RLMARKS) • NUMBER Of UNDERLYING SCHOOL DISTRICTS, NUMBER OF COUNTIES WITHIN EACH DISTRICT, AND PRlSENCE Of LARGE INTERMEDIATE DISTRICT. See footnotes at end or State. 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS ELECTIVE OFFICES 137 Table 15. Legally Authorized Elective Offices of State and Local Governments, by Type of Government: 1977-Continued Type of govcrru:lont and title of elective office Tom lIothod of Election area RCQark. (include number tor ZIIultlple-person offices) (ye .. s) cODlPt'nsation MICHIGAN-Continued SPECIAL DISTRICTS GOVERN ING BOOY: SOIL CONSeR~'ATION DISTRICTS--SUPf:RVISORS (3; 3 AT LARGe • eXPENSES LACH DISTRICT Ot1AR[l ALSO HAS 2 APP~)lNl'l\' t-H~It\lns. SEE REMARKS I. WATER AND SANITATION DISTRICTS AND AUTUORITlES: METROPOLITAN DISTRICTS (SEE RCflARKS). CHARTER MAY PROVlOt fOR LUC1I':N ,If( APJ)'iJN1"'!lf'i or ~ff leLRS. RU~BISH AND GARBAGE DISPOSAL AUTHORITIES (seE R. "IIRKS). • ~'RT ICL rs or INCORP )RAT I WATlR ,IND/OR SEWAGE DISPOSAL DISTRIC1S-- 6 Al LARGE CXPCNS~S. DIReCTORS (,J. - ~--~.- lSchool districts nro cllUlslf1ed on tho basis or tho school census (BEeD 5 to 20) as follows! First cltllJs--l20JOOO or tIOro, second C'I1.S ....,JO"OOOto 120JOOI.l. third ~l.lt:!'.l-" 2,400 to 30,000: f'ourtb cla.ss--7S to 2,,400; and prlmory--los8 thon 75. IIntermediate school districts prcvade specia.l eeevreee to underlying school districts nod nz-e treated tor ccneua JJtatlstics ObIjosnt nctiv1ti.,s of til!'} t,ol1tftlturut 6\hlll\) d1Btricts. 138 GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION 1977 CENSUS OF G'WERNMENTS Table 15. Legally Authorized Elective Offices of State and Local Governments, by Type of Government: 1977-Continued Type 01 government and t1tle ot elective office 'rerm Mdhod of Election area Rcml\rks 'in(:lude number tor tDulttplE!-pcrson oit1ces) (ye.r. ) compenlJstlon MINNESOTA STATE GOVERNr1WT ceo ISLIITURE: REPRESttlTATIVES (I'll) 2 REPRESENTATIVE SEE REMARKS. • } RECEIVE SALARY AND EXPENSES rOR REGULAR SESSIONS, OISTRICT. PER DIEM rOR SPECIAL ~ESSIOrIS. SWIITORS (67) 4 SENATORIAL SEE REMAR~S. DISTRICT. OTlfER EL.i;CTIVC OrtlCES: ATTORNEY GEIiErIAL. 4 AT LARGE. SALARY. AVtJlTOR ••••••• 4 AT LARGE. SALARY. OISTRICT COURT JUDGC~ (72). . 6 ..lUDIC IAL SALARY (SEr. SALARY MAY BE SUPPLEMENT CO BY COUNTY GOVERNMENT DISTRICT. Rt:MARKS) • IN COUNTIES OVER 200,000 POPULATION. uOVII,IIOR. 4 AT LARGE SALARY. t.r LUTlflAtlT (,OV LUIIOR 4 AT LARGE . SALARY MID PER DIEM. ~lCRLTARY Of STATE. • • 4 AT LIIRGE . SALARY. ~IJPlltMr COURT JUSTICES (9). 6 AT LIIRGE SALARY. TR(A~URlH 4 AT LI\RGE SA~ARY. HOME RUle CQUI/TIES. COUNTIES MAY AOOPT 1l0HE PULE CHARTERS \\>iICH PRO- VIDE fOR THieR GOVERNMEhT. {.II r~LFIAt LA," (.I)UNT J 1:.5: u()\f(f(UJt~I..I Of){JY--Cl)f4MISZ,ltJNLR!' (~f:L R£.MAHKS) COMMISSIONER SALARY AND EX- USUALLY 5 MlMBERS BUT IMY BE EITHER 3, 5, 7, Oil DISTRICT. PfIISES OR PER 9; OPTIONAL FOI<~lS (SEE BtLO.~) RlTAIN THt GOARD [lIEM AND MILEAGE. O~ COMr1lSS lONERS BUT MAY AfFECT LLtCT IVt or- flCES AS NOTCO BELO.V. OTtlU< LLI' T1Vl orr rc L~: AT-LAW.Jt r.ttAUtf-lAN PLAN: CHAJHf"Atl (!..ott UU"A/(KS). AT LARGE. SALARY CUAIRMAN IS MCMBtH Of BOARD OF COMIIJ~510NCRS; ~LeCTORS MAY ADOPT TUl COUNTY IIOr1lN ISTRATOP PLAN, CONCURRLNTLY; OT/iLR POPULARLY CLlCTCO OFfiCIALS ARE ELlCTLO A5 PkOVIDED UlIllCfI THL GEN~nAL LA\', PLAt' (SEC BELO:.). COUtrTY A1Jr~IN 15THIITIl" PLAtI (SL~ HlMII~~S) ". COUNTY ADMINISTFMTOR APPOINTeD BY DOAhD OF coa- MISSIONCHS; SEE "AT-LARGL CHfdkr1AN PLAN" ABOVE. COUIITY AUDITO"-AU'lWI~TRATOR PLAN: '>THI R u.ecr IVE or rIelS: AVO JTOI<-AtJr~WI~THATQR AT LIIRGE • SALARY POSITION r1UST BL lLf:CTtD BUT OTIlERWISl RLPLACLS AUDITOR BELOII; OTHER POPULARLY lLtCTCO orr i- C IALS ELLCTtD AS PROVIDED UNDER rut, Gf:NEkAL LAW PLAN. (l)UIITY r1AlIlI~tR PLAN • ,-1ANAGt:R APPOINTED BY BOAr{D or CO:1~H!j5 IOl'H.R!i; UNOER THE COUNTY rMNAGER AND eLECTED r.xCCUTlVE PLANS THE CORONER ANO SURVEYOR POS ITIONS ARE APPOINTED, THL AUtJ!rOH. CCUNlY Tf(LASUkLK ANU hEGISTRAR Of ocsos POSITIONS ARC ABOLISIlW; OTIlCR POPULARLY ELECTED orr rc IALS ELECTW AS PROVIOED UNOCR THC GCNERAL LAW PLAN. LLtCTUl LlllCUT IVL PLAN. SEE "COUNTY MANAGER PLAtI" ABOVE ~OR Of"FICES IN ADDITION TO COUNTY rXECUTIVE. COUNTY ~X~CUTIV~. AT LARGE SALARY. G~NERAL LAW PLAN: ATTORNEY. AT LARGE SALARY. AUDITOR AT LARGE SALARY AND Ff:ES SPECIAL LAWS USUALLY SUPPLEMENT GENERAL LAWS IN (SEE REMARKS I. DETERMINING EXACT METHOD O~ COMPENSATION; MAY .. BE SALARY ALONE, SALARY AND LIMITED ~EES, SALARY AND FEES, OR fEES ALONE; ELECTION IS OPTIONAL; OfflC~ MAY BE CONSOLIDATED WITH TREASURER. CONSTA8LE~ (2 PER PRECINCT; SEE REMARKS I. 2 PRECINCT OR TOWN FEES AND EJ COIIONER Il AT LARGE ~EES, PER DIEM, AND EXPENSES. COUNTY AND PROBATE JUDGES (SEE REMARKS 1 6 AT LAIlGE SALARY AND FEES. O~flcr Of PROBATE JUDGE RETAINED IN HENNEPIN AND RAMSEY COUNTIES; NUMBER O~ JUDGE1' MAY BE INCREASED BY BOARD. COURT COMMI SS lONER (SEE REMARKS I. q AT LARGE FEES. COUNTY JUDGE (SEE BELOW 1 MAY SERVE IN THIS O~fICE. DISTRICT COURT CLERK. 4 AT LARGE ( SEE SALARY AND fEES SPECIAL LAWS USUALLY SUPPLEMENT GENERAL LAWS IN REMARKSI. (SEE REMARKS I. DETERMINING EXACT METHOD Of COMPENSATION. MAY BE SALARY ALONE, SALARY AND LIMITED ~Er.S, SALARY ANO fEES, OR FEES ALONE; IN MULTICOUNTY JUDICIAL DISTRI;rs, ONE CLERK ELECTED IN EACH COUNTY IN DISTRICT. ReG I STER O~ DEeDS • q AT LARGE fEES AND/OR SEE "AUD 1TOR" ABOVe:. SALARY (SEE REMARKSI. SHERlrf Il AT LARGE fEES AND/OR SEE ~tAUDITOR" ABOVE. SALARY (SEE REMARKS). 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS ELECTIVE OFFICES 139 Table 15. Legally Authorized Elective Offices of State and Local Governments, by Type of Government: 1977~ontinued Type ot governaent and title at elective ottice To... Method of Eloction GreD Hcaurlul (include number for multiple-penon OtfiCC'5) (ye.rs) ('oDlponlat1on MINNESOTA-Continued COUNTY GOVERN~ENTS--CONTINUEO GENERAL LAW COUNTIES--CONTINUEO OTHER ELECTIVE orr ICES--CONT INUED GENERAL LAW PLAN--CONTINUED SUPE~INTENDENT or SCHOOLS (SEE REMARKS) AT LARGE. SALARY. orr icc IS ABOLISHED WHERE A C01'NTY-W10l "ItlJN DISTRICT IS eSTABLISHED AS WCll AS IN k MS(~ COUNTY AND MAY ac AUOLlSHeD IN ANY COUNTY ItAIIING 12 OR MORE SCHOOL DI~TRICTS. SURVEYOR (SEE REMARKS I. AT LARGE seE ~EMARKS. MAY OE ABOLISHED OR APPOINTIve IN ~OUNTI(S 01 Less THAN 200,000 POPULATION; COHP[NSATWN fIXED BY COUNTY BOARD. TREA~URER AT LARGE SALARY AND/O~ sec "AUDITOR" ABOVE. fEES (SEC REMARKS I. TOWNSHIP GOVERNMENTS (SEE REMARKS 1 DeSIGNATION "TOWN" USED INTer.,uANG[AOl\ WlrH "TOWNSHlfu, IN LAW. GOVERNING BODY--SUPERVISORS (3 OR ~I. AT LARGE SEE ReMARKS. COMPENSATION S(T AT TOWN M(ETING. OTHER ELECTIVE orfiCES: CLErK. 2 AT LARGE see REMARKS. REceives PER IlI(M, 'US AN~' TRAV£l OUT lARGfR TOWNS.HPS MAY PROVloe f". ',ALARY. CONSTABLES 12; SEE REMARKS) 2 AT LARG& FEES AND eXPf.NSCS. TOWN MEETING MAY CLC,'T TO sr oucr rur "IIHllrR T" I OR ABOI ISH orr tee, TREASURER • 2 AT LARGE S&E R&MARKS. COMPENSATION Sl T AT TIlWN MetriNG. MUNICIPALITIES HOME RULE MUNICIPALITI&S (SeE REMARKS). MOST C ITICS AND VII LAGeS HAvr AOOPTrJ1 1111"1 RUI L CllARTtRS WHICH PROVIDE rOR THOR GOVeRNMENT. STANDARD PLAN CITIES: GOVeRNING BODY--COUNCILMEN (31. AT LARGe SAL~RY. OTHER ELECTIVE orFICES: CLER~ (SEE R&MARKSI AT LARGE. seE R&MARKS. COMPENSArlON FlxrD BY COUNCIL; MAY BL COMOINED WITH TREASURER (SEC BEIOWIl AL~O, se svr s AS MEMBeR or COUNCIL. MAYOR 2 OR 4 AT LARGE SALARY. MUNICIPAL JUDGE 6 AT LARGE SALARY. SCRVLS AS COUNciLMAN. orr icc EXI~TS ONLY IN HeNNEPIN (17 JUDGES) AND RAMSEY (II Juncr s r COUNTIES. TREASURER (SEE REMAR~S) AT LARGE NOT speCIFIED. SEE "CLERK" ABove. OPTIONAL PLANS FOR CITIES: GOVERNING BODY: PL.\N A (MAYOR"COUNC IL )--COUNCI LMEN (q I. AT LANGE SALARY. PLAN B (COUNCIL"MANAGERI--COUNCILMEN (4; SEE AT LARGe SALARY. ONLY CITIES WITH POPULATION IN Excess or 1,000 REMARKS I. MAY APPROVC THIS PLAN. OTHER ELECTIVE orFICES: MAYOR. 2 OR 4 AT LARGE SALARY. MUNICIpAL COURT JUDGE (SEE REMARKSI AT LARGE SALARY • Of'FlCC cxrsrs ONLV (N HENNEPIN (17 JUOGES) AND RAMSEY III JUDGESI COUNTIES. SCHOOL DISTRICTS GOVERNING BODY: SPECIAL SCHOOL DISTRICTS (SEE REMARKSI. HAVE INDIVI')UAL CHARTERS WH ICH PROVI DE rOR NUMBe Of' BOARD M£\~BER5, TER/~, METIiOP OF ELECTION, AND COMPENSATION. COMMON SCHOOL DISTRICTS--SCHOOL BOARD (3) AT LARGE SEE REMARKS •• COMPENSATION fll INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICTS--DIRECTORS (6; SEe AT LARGE SEE REMARKS. COMPENSATION rI)(EP BY BOARD; MAY HAVE 7 REMARKSI. DIRECTORS. SPECIAL DISTRICTS GOVERNING BODY: rO"NTY PARK OISTRICTS--COMMISSIONERS: SINGLE-COUNTY DISTRICTS (71 • q SEE REMARKS. EXPENSES. FOUR ELECTED FROM ELECTION DISTRICTS; ~ AT LARGE MULTICOUNTY DISTRICTS (SEE REMARKS I SEE SEE REMARKS. SEE REMARKS. NUMB"R Qf' MEMBERS, TERM. AREA Of' ELECTION, AND REMAR~S. COMPENSATION SET FORTH IN JOINT RESOLUTIONS ESTABLISHING A PISTRICT. MUNICIPAL HOSPITAL DISTRICTS--DIRECTORS (SEE q SEE REMARKS. NOT SPECIFIED. ONE DIRECTOR ELECTED FROM EACH PARTICIPATING REMARKS). MUNICIPALITY AND 1 ELECTED AT LARGE. SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION DJSTRICTS-- 6 sec REMAR~S. EXPENSES • . ELECTED AT LAROE BUT WITH CONSENT Of' COMMITTEE SUPERVI SORS (5 I. MAY BE ELECTED FROM SUPERVISORY DISTRICTS. 140 GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS Table 15. Legally Authorized Elective Offices of State and Local Governments, by Type of Government: 1977-Continued Type af govornment and title ot elective oft1ce Term Method or Election .Brca Remarks (include number tor multiple-person offices) (years) compensation MISSISSIPPI STATE GOVERNMI:HT LEGISLATURE: REPRtSI:HTATIVtS (122). 4 HOUSt DISTRICT. SALARY. SI:HI,TORS (!l2). 4 SLHATOR IAL SALARY. DISTRICT. BOARDS: HIGHWI,Y COMMISSIONERS (~). 4 SUPREME COURT SALARY. DISTRICT. PUBLIC StRVlce COMMISSIONERS (~) 1,\ SUPREME COURT SALARY. DISTRICT. OTHER tLtCTIVE orr rccs i ATTORNey GeNtRAL 4 AT LARGE. SALARY. AUDITOR or PUBLIC ACCOUNTS 4 AT LARGE. SALARY. CHANCtRY COURT JUDGeS (J!I: StE REMARKS). 4 CHANCERY COURT SALARY. DISTRICT. '{NUMBCR or JUDG.S peR DISTRICT VARIES ACCORDING CIRCUIT COURT JUDGeS (JO; sce RCMARKS) 4 JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. SALARY. TO wORK lOAD. COMMISSIONCR or AGRICULTURt AND COMMERCC 4 AT LARGE. S"LARY. COMMISSIONCR or INSURANCC. 4 AT LARGE. . ... SALARY. DISTRICT ATTORNCYS (20). 4 JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. SALARY. GOVeRNOR q AT LARGE. SALARY. LAND COMMISSION CR. 4 AT LARGE. SALARY. L ILUTtNANT GOVeRNOR. q AT LA~GE. SALARY, PtR DIEM AND tXPENStS. S[CRtTARY or STATC • 4 AT LARGC. SALARY. SupeRINTeNDCNT or PUBLIC tDUCATlON q AT LARGC. SALARY. 4 AT LA~GE. SALARY AND HES. ~~~:~~~~~~~5~;~~CtS(9i 8 SUPRCME COURT SALARY. DISTRICT. TReASUReR. 4 AT LARGE. SALARY. COUNTY GOVCRI4MtNTS GOVeRNING BODY--SUPCRVISORS (5). 4 SUPCRVISORY SALARY. DISTRICT. OTHCR ELeCreD BOAROS: COUNTY BOARD or CDUCAT 10N--TRUSTCCS (5). 6 SUPERVISORY PtR DIEM AND THESE BOARDS EXIST SEPARATE fROM SCHOOL DIS- DISTRICTS. EXPENSES. TRICTS IN COUNTIES WITHOUT "COUNTYWIDE SCHOOL DISTRICTS" (SCl BELOW). COUNTY BOARD or CLeCTlON--COMMISSIONtRS (5). 4 SUPtRVISORY PCR DIEM. DISTRICTS. OTHeR eLECTlVt orr ices r AsseSSOR AND TAX COLLeCTOR (SEE REMARKS) 4 AT LARGC. SALARY. EXCEPT WHERE OTHERWISE PROVIDED rHE ASSESSOR IS ALSO THE TAX COllECTOR (SEE BELOW). CLtRK or CHANCCRY COURT (SEC RtMARKS). 4 AT LARGE. SEE REMARKS StRVES ALSO AS COUNTY AUDITOR AND CLER~ Of BOARD or SUPERVISORS; RECEIVES SALARY PROVIDED BY LAW AS AUDITOR, ,EES PROVIDED BY lAW AS CLERK, AND PER DIEM; rEES ALLOWED BY COUNTY BOARD fOR HIS DUTICS AS CLERK. CLERK or CIRCUIT COURT 4 AT LARGC. SEE REMARKS fEES PLUS COMPENSATION AS AllOWED ev COUNTY BOARD. CONSTABLes (5; SEE REMARKS). 4 SUPtRVISORY rEES. ADDITIONAL CONSTABLES MAY BE ELECTED UNDER SEV- DISTRICT. ERAL SPECifiC STATUTORY PROVISIONS. COUNTY ATTORNEY (SEE REMARKS). 4 AT LARGt. SALARY. POSITION IS OPTIONAL. COUNTY JUOGt (StC RtMARKS) q AT LARGE. SALARY. COURT IS OPTIONAL, NUMBER or JUDGES VARIES rROM 1 TO J. CORONtR (SEt ReMARKS). 4 AT LARGE. rccs, orrlCE IS ELECTIVE WHCN IT IS TO BE rlLLED BY DOCTOR or MEDICINE. JUSTICE COURT JUDGCS (5; SEE RCMARKS). 4 SUPCRVISORY rEES. NUMBER MAY BE INCREASED TO 2 PER DISTRICT BY DISTRICT. COUNTY BOARD or SUPERVISORS. 4 AT LARGt. SALARY. 4 AT LARGE. SALARY. ~AY BE APPOINTIVE ON VOTERS' APPROVAL OR BY SPE- CifiC STATE lAW; OffICE ABOLISHED IN COUNTIES HAVING COUNTYWIDE SCHOOL DISTRICTS. SURVlYOR (SCC REMARKS) 4 AT LARGE. rECS. orrlCE CURRENTLY ELECTED IN 2~ COUNTIES ONLY. TAX COLI.ECTOR (StE RtMARKS). 4 AT LARGt. SI,lARY. IN COUNTIES WITH 565,000,000 AsseSSED VALUATION AND ABOVE, THE orrlCE or TAX COllECTOR MAY BE SEPARATED fROM THE OfrlCE or ASSESSOR. MUNICIPALITIES PRIVI,TE CHARTER MUNICIPALITIES (StE ReMARKS) PROVISIONS fOR GOVERNMENT fOUND IN INDIVIDUAL CHARTERS. 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS ELECTIVE OFFICES 141 Table 15. Legally Authorized Elective Offices of State and Local Governments, by Type of Government: 1977-Continued Type of governaent and title of elective office Tel'll Method of Rt'fllark. --'------=--.....:--=-~~-+_.::.::..::-=-=-f_----+_---==:::::::.:::..::.--_+------(include nuaber for m.ult1ple"person officos) (years) Eh-ction are. co_pens.Uon -,- , MISSISSIPPI-Contlnued MUN IC IPAL IT IES-- COOE CHARTER MUNICIPALITIES: MAYOR-BOARD or ALDERMAN rORM: GOVERNING BODy--ALDERMEN: 10,000 POPULATION OR MORE (7) • SEE RE~'ARKS SEE REMARKS ElECTCO AT LARGC OR 6 AT lARG~ WITH WARI' RISI- DENCe REQUIREHENT ANO 1 AT LARGt. COMPINSAT I- N fiXED BY ORDINANCE.' UNDER 10,000 POPULATION (~) SEE REMARKS • SEE REMARKS ElECTEO AT LARGE OR ij AT LARG( wITH WARt' H,SI- DENCE REQUIRE~ENT AND I AT tMGt; 1 (,Ir<"INSAlI<1H fiXED BY ORDINANCE. OTtlER ELtCTlVE Off'lCES (SEE REMARKS). • GOVERNING eODY MAY PROVIDE fOR APPlllNfMINT ", THESE OffICERS, EXCEPT MAYOR; COMPtNSATI 'N f"lXED BY ORDINANCE; orr rcrs Of TAX AS~(~S<'~ AND/OR TAX COLLEOOR MAY ec (OMBINt!l YoUIl ldR, OR MARSHAL. CLtRK • ,ij ..T LJ RGt. SEE REMARKS ~IAVOR • . AT LAI'GE. SEE REMARKS . I ~ARSHAL (OR POLICE'CHI£ri ij AT LARt.C". SEE REMARKS sec "OTHER ELECTIVE orr rcts» AU COMMISSION rORM: GOVERNING BODV--COUNCllMEN (2; SEE REMARKS) ij AT LARGE OR BV SEE REMARKS MAYOR (SEE BELOW) CO~ST ITUTlS A TIll HO ('IUNe Il- WARD. MAN; COMPENSATION flXCO BY ORDINANef; N..,r COUNCil-MANAGER fORM: GOVERNING BODV--COUNCllMEN (5; SEE REMARKS) $EE REMARKS SALARY. CITIES ORGANIZED UNDER CURRfNT ClJOt PR')VISI"N~ MAY HOLD SPECIAL elECTION TO MAINTAIN TliEI. NUMBER Of COUNCILMEN (6 IN CITILS 10,000 popu- lATION AND OVER; ij IN CITltS UNDER 10,0001. UNLESS ELECTION IS SO CAlLLO, NUMUeR AUTOMATI- CAllY BECOHES 5; El[CHD AT LARGE OR AT LARGt WITH RESIDENCE REQUIREMENT. OTHER ELECTIVE OffICES--MAVOR AT LARGE. SALARY. MAVOR-COUNCIL fORM: GOVERNING BODV--COUNCllMEN (9; SEE REMARKS) SEE REMARI(S SEE REMARKS OPTIONAL fOR All. MUNltlI'AlITIES; COUNCIlM[N I ELECTED ONE EACH fOR 5 WARDS AND ij AT LARGL; COUNCILMEN SET SALARY BY ORDINANCL. CI I eCTlVE fEBRUARY 1977, NUMBER OF' COUNCILMEN MAY HL 5, 7, OR 9, WITH 1 OR 2 n.ccrco AT LARG~ AND Tilt OTHERS BY WARDS. 1 OTHER ELECTIVE OffICES--MAYOR AT LARGE. SALARY. ! OPT IONAl TI) C I TI ES WITH 8,001 TO 9,600 POPULA- COUNCil rORM. I TION AS DETERMIN£O BY 19ijO CENSUS. l g SIX COUNCILHEN MAY ac ELECTLD AT LAROE, BY WARDS GOVERN ING BODY--COUNC I lMEN (7). SEE REMARKS SALARY. I OR 8Y COMBINAT ION Of 2; MAYOR S~RVLS AS SEVLNTH I MEMBER Of COUNCIL. ,! i OTHER ELECTIVE OffICES--MAVOR AT LARGE. SALARY. SEE "COUNCILMEN" ABove. '1 SCHOOL DISTRICTS ! GOVERNING BODY: If ~OC"TED IN 1 COUNTY, E~ECTED AT LARGE; Ir IN CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL DISTRICTS--TRUSTEES (5) 5 SEE REMARKS NOT ~PEClfIED MORE THAN 1 COUNTY, ELECTED BY DISTRICTS. COUNTYWIDE SCHOOL DISTRICTS--BOARDS Of EDUCA- 6 SUPERVISORY PER DIEM AND TION (5). DISTRICTS. EXPENSES. HAVE APPOINTED BOARDS Of TRUSTEES OUT DISTRICTS MUNICIPAL SEPARATE SCHOOL DISTRICTS (SEE SEE REMARKS SEE RE~ARKS SeRVING AREA OUTSIDE MUNICIPAL lIMITS MAY ALSO REMARKS). HAve 1 OR 2 ELECTED MEHO(RS ON THEI R BOARDS. I THERE ARE NUMEROUS VARIATIONS Of ELECTION AREAS SPECIAL ~UNICIPAl SEPARATE DISJRICTS--TRUSTEES 5 OR 6 SEE REMARKS EXPENSES •• rRO~ WHICH BOARD MEMBeRS ARE SELECTED. (5). SPECIAL DISTRICTS GOVERNING BODY--COMMISSIONERS: EACH DISTRICT BOARD ALSO HAS 2 APPOINTED MEMOCRS. I SOil AND WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICTS (3; SEE AT LARGE. EXPENSES. 1 REMARKS). lIn 1976, B Fedoral district court order required D number of municipalities to olo(:t all but one ot. 1:holr aldormen by ward. 1 142 GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS -~ Table 15. Legally Authorized Elective Offices of State and Local Governments, by Type of Government: 1977-Continued Type ot governmont and tl tic ot elective office Term Method (Jf Elet'tion urea {J.ncludu numbur tor lIIultlplu"pvTuon oUic(8) (years) compensation nemorks MISSOURI STAT( GOVERNMlNT GENERA~ ASS[f SENATORS 04) SENATORIAL SALARY. DISTRI~T • BOARDS: SOI~ AND WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICTS-- SOIL AND WAHR TRAVE~ AND LACH DISTRICT B'lARD ALSf) HAS AN LX Off ICI) MtM- SUpeRVISORS (4 PER DISTRICT; SEt RlMAR~sl. ,ONSLRVAT ION EXPENSES. BLR, THE COUNTY AGRICULTURAL lXTlN51QN AuLNT. DISTRICT. OTItER l~lCTIVL OfflClS (S[C R[MAR~sl. JUDGt~ Ilf THL SUPRlME C'JURT, APPLLLATI C'lURTS, AND CIRCUIT C APPEAl 5 ('lURT JUIJ(,( 5 (22) 12 APPtLLATl C?URT SALARY. DISTRICT. ATTORNey GlN[RA~. ~ AT LARGt SALARY. AUDITOR. • • • •• • •• ~ AT tARGE SA~ARY. CIRCuIT COURT JUD(.lS (115). 4 I JUO IC IAL CIRCUIT. SALARY. r.OVlRNliR. ~ AT LARGE , SALARY. ~HUTlNANT GOVlRNCIR 4 AT I,MGL SAl.ARY. SfCRlTARV Of STATE. •• If AT LARGI SALARY. SUPR[f SPEC IAt CHARTlR COUNT I [S ; Sf [ REMARKS). . THt ('IN5T ITUTI(,N PR!lVltJLS THAT A C'''dTY I ....VlK 1\5,n~0 P'lPULATI'lN ~AY IRAMl ANrl AD')PT A fHARTlR f'lR ITS G )VlRNMlNT; )NLY ~T. ll)UlS ANn JACKSIlN C'lUNTIlS HAVI C'JNl 50. OTHlR COUNTllS: GOVtRNING BODY--COUNTV C'lURT D: su: RLMARKS) C')N5TITUTI"~ PR)VJ[1lS V('TtkS "'AY RlOUCL NUi"BIH Qf P,lL~II)ING JUDGL ~ AT LAR(.t st.c REMAR~S. JUD(.lS 11) 1 )R z , IN CI AS~ I (')UNTIlS RlClIVI. JUDGES. 2 OJ STRICT SEE RLMAR~S. I> SAlARY; (lA~!') ; I SAl ARV ANt) THAVt..l I ANn rtASSf.,5 3 AND 4, PlR Qllt< AND TRAVlL. OTH [R BOARDS: COUNTY OOARD Of EOUCAT ION (6). 3 SLE RE:I'ARKS. EXPlNS'S 'llLlCflO AT LARGL aUT NlJT '''IRE THAN 3 "'AY RlSIDL IN ANY (OUNTY (f,URT OISTRln. COUNTY H(A~TH ClNTlR TRUSTElS (5) q SEE REMARKS. EXPE:NSEs lLlCTE:O ~T 1.ARGL BUT N1]T ""~ITHAN 3 fROM CI TY, COUNTV HOSPITAL TRUSTEES (5,. q SEE REMARKS. EXPtNsES TOWN, OR VILLAGl WHERE FACH lTY IS L'lCATlD. OTHLR ELECTIVE OffICES: ASSESSOR (SEE RE:MARKS). 4 AT LARGE SEE RLMARKS. IN ALL C']UNTI[5 E:XClPT THl 23 COUNTIES HAVINr. ORGANIZ[D TOWNSHIP GOVlRNMENTS; RLCtlVl SALARY IN CLASS I AND 2 COUNTIES; fEES IN OTHLRS. AUD ITOR--CLASS 2 COUNTI (5 q AT LARGE SALARY. CIRCUIT COURT CLERK u AT LARGE 5(E REMARKS. SALAPi IN CLASS I COUNTIL,; SALARIES AND flES IN CLERK or COUNTY COURT 4 AT LARGE , SE:E REMARKS. OTHERS. CLERK Of COURT Of COI~MON PLEAS (CAH 4 AT LARGE SALARY err icc WILL BE ABI)LlSHE:O JANUARY I, 19'/9, GIRARDEAU AND MARION COUNTI[~; SE:E RE:I~ARKS). COLLE:CTOR Of REVE:NUE (SEE: REMARKS). q AT LARGE HE REMARKS. SALARY IN CLASS I ANt! 2 COUNTIES, V),IMISSION IN OTHlRS; ELlCTtD IN ALL COUNTllS LXC'.PT TH~ 2~ COUNTI rs tlAV ING ORGAN I~W TOWNSHIP GOV£RNMlIHS. CORONER (5(( REMARKS) q AT LARGE SALARY ELE:CTEO IN CLA~" I COUNTIlS. HIGHWAY ADM IN 1,ITRATOR--CLAsS I COUNTI ES q AT LARGE SALARY. MAGlsTRATlS--COUN,IES OVER 30,000 POPULATION 4 SEE REMARKS. SALARY IN COUNTIES Of 30,000 POPULATION OR LESS, PRO~AT~ (SlE REMARKS). JUDGE IS ALSO JUDGE or IMG ISTRATE COURT; IN COUNTIES 30,000 TO 70,000, I ELECTED; 70,000 TO 100,000, 2; OVER 100,000, 2 PLUS I fOR LACH ADDITIONAL 100,000 OR fRACTION THEREor; WHERE THERE IS 110RE THAN I MAGISTRATE, ELLenD fROM MAGISTRATE DISTRICTS; orr icc or t PROBATE JUDG( (SEE RE:MARKs) AT LARGE SALARY IN ST. LOUIS CITY AND THl COUNTIES OF CLAY, JACKSON, PLATTE, AND ST. LOUIS, APPOINTED BY THE GOVERNOR fROM NOMINATIONS SliOMITHO BY SPt- CIAL COMMISSION; QUESTION O~ REHNflON SUBMITTED TO VOTlRS AT GLNLRAL (LLCTION AfTLR I YEAR IN OffICE AND AGAIN AT [NO Of TE:RM; POPULARLY ELtC- TtD IN OntER COUNTIES. PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR. AT LARGE fEES. PROSECUT INO ATTORNtY. SEE AT LARGE SALARY TERM IN MOST COUNTIES IS 2 YEARS; HOWEVER, TtRM REI~ARKS. IS II YlARS IN r~ASS I COUNTIES NOT HAVlNG A CflARTtR rORH C,' GOVERNMENT AND IN CLASS 2 COUN- TIES. See footnotes o.t end ot steec, 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS ELECTIVE OFFICES 143 Table 15. Legally Authorized Elective Offices of State and Local Governments, by Type of Government: 1977-Continued Typo or IOyerlUl4tnt and U tift 01 .lecti ve ollieo Term Elect10n area Mothod ot Rem .. .rkB ------~------~~------~~----~------+------~------.------(Jnclude nunbfl!r for mulUplo"p.,..on Ott1CDU) (yeaars) compensauon MISSOURI-Contmued MUIIIC IPALIT ItS--CONT muto SpeCIAl CHARTER CITltS AND T,)WNS--CONTINUCO 10,000 ro )0,000 P'WULATl'ltl IN CLASS 1 COUN- TH.S:' GOVtRNW~ BOOY--AlDtRMtN (2. PLR WARD) ~ WARD. NOT spec I rl to. OTHLR eLECTIVE orflces: ATTQR/jLY (SEC RtlMRKS). • • • • • 2 AT LARGE. N'lT SPEClfleD • 1"AR~HAL ')M CHltr 1)1 POLICt (st c ~t':'ARKS): 2 AT lARGE. N'lT SPECIFIeD. orflCE MAY Bt APPOINTIVE DY ORDINANCt. MAYIJM • 2 AT LARGL. NOT 5PEC If! to. ,.',cln .JUOGe. 2 AT lARGE. NCT SPCClflED. ),000 T THIPU (LASS tiTlES: MAYr)R-COUNCIL fOKM: GOVtRN ING B')OY--C'jUNC I t MLN (2 PtR WAR!» 2. WARD. SCE REMARKS . QTHER ELtCTIVL Off ICES: AS$(~Sf)R. , 2 AT LARGe. , seE REMARKS ATiORNlY. 2 AT I.ARGt. Slt REMARKS C()I~PLNSAT ION F IXW BY <)ROINANCL; MARSHAL N')J COI.LECTOR. • 2 AT I.ARGt. SLE Rtl"ARKS lLECTtD IN CITItS 1I0C}PTIN(' MERIT-SYSTEM P'j~ICL MAYOR • • • • • • • • q AT LARGe. SCL REMARKS DlPARTMLNT. MARSHM (SLt RlMARKS) 2 AT LARGC. sec REMARKS POL 1(1. .)ur;c,E. 2 AT ~ARGC. SEL Rtl"ARKS TREMURLR 2 AT I.ARGt. S(~ REMARKS (OMM1SSJUN fQRM: OntER lLL~ r ivc Offices: MAYOR (~[L R[MARKS) AT LARGE. SALARY. MAYCR IS A RLGUlAR MtMHLR or COLhCIL. COUNe I l-HANAuER 1 ORM! TOWNS AND VllLAGLS: GO~~~~I~;5g~D~~~~~~~I~~SI9) •• AT LARGC. NOT SpCCU·IEO. 2,500 pOPUI.ATION OR LLSS (5). AT LARGE. NOT SPECIfiED. OTlllR ELLCHD on ICtS: POL IC r, JUDGt. 2 AT LARGe. NOT SPEC If I CD MAY BC lLECTtO OR APPOINTED IN ANY TOWN OR VIL- LAGe IN A fiRST CI.ASS COUNTY WITII A CHARTlR fljR! or GOVERNMCNT. SCIlCOl DISTRICTS GOVtflN ING BQDY (SLt R[MARKS). GOVERNING BCDIES CIILc~D "BOARD Of DIRECTORS" fOR ALL EXCEPT JUNIOR COLLe;)E DISTRICTS, WHERE TlH. IlRM "BOMD or TRUSTLES" IS USED • .JUNIOR COLltGt DISTRICTS (6). seE RLMARKS UNPAID. AT lARGL UNLLSS SUBDISTRICT PLAN IS API'ROVto QR THE DISTRICTS HAS A POPULATION EXCLEDING q()O,OOO. MlTR')POLITAN SCHOOL DISTRICTS (CITI(S NOT WITH- AT LARGe. UNPAID. IN A COUNTY; 12). SIX-DIRECT!)R SCHOOL DISTRICTS (6) ••••• AT LARGE •• EXPENSES. SPlCIAl SCIlOOl DISTRICTS fOR Tlil HANDICAPPto SCC REMARKS UNPAID. CLeCHD AT lARGL UNI.ESS DISTRICT HAS POPUlATION (6). IN EXCESS O. 100,000, IN WHICH CASt BOARD IS CLECTED BY SIX ELECTlON DISTRICTS. URUAN SCIIOOL DISTRICTS (CONTAINING ALI. OR A AT LARGL. UNpAIO. MAJOR PORTION Of A ClTY fROM 75,000 TO )00,000 POPULATION, 6: CONTAINING ALL OR PART or A CITY OVCR }OO,OOO; 9). SptCIAI. DISTRICTS GOVtRN ING BODY: AMBULANce DISTRICTS--DIRLCTORS (6). StE REMARKS UNPAID. [LLCrcO AT lllRGL IN SI.CONC CLASS COUNTIES HAVING MORC THAN 1C~,OOO pOPULAflQN AND lOCATLO ADJA- CtNT TO A fJ RST CLASS COUNTY WITH A CHARTER fORM or GOVf.RNMLNT THAT DOCS NOT CONTA IN A CITY CVlR 4~O,OOO POPULATION: J:'.ECTED BY LLECTlON 015- TR)CTS IN OTHCR AMBULANCE DISTRICTS. BCNtflT AsseSSMeNT SPECIAL ROAD DISTRICTS-- AT LARGe. _ • CXpLNSES, COMMISSIONERS (J). Soo tootl\Qtos at end or Statp, 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS ELECTIVE OFFICES 145 Table 15. Legally Authorized Elective Offices of State and Local Governments, by Type of Government: 1977-Continued TyPft KoveTllIIont ond UU., 01 office To ... M.thod ot at ereeerve ElecUon ar •• (Include p~bftr lor ,auJUplo-poraun ot tt» •• ) (Y ) coMpon.etlon MONTANA ~TATC IlOVtR/IMtNT Lt~IS~ATIVt Ab~tMeLY: RtPR(~tNTATlvtS (100) 2 R(PRrse/ITAT rvc peR DltM AND DISTRICT. expeNses. SC//IITOHS (50). • II seNATORIAL PER OIEM AM) DISTRICT. exP~NSES. OfllIR tL !.CTlve orr ic es: ATTOI MAYOR • ., • • • • sec AT LARGE NOT SI'CClrILP. TeRM scr BY RertIICUOUM. RCMAllKS. COMMI~~ION-MANA~lR rOIIM: GOYtRNINt. UOIlY--C;OMMISSJON MLMOtRS (J or MORe; sec sec REMARKS. • NOT SPEC rr rro, MAY ALSO ae DeSIGNAnD "COUNCILi" NUM~lR Of MfoM- St~ IlLMARK&) • • • • RtHAIIKG. BLKS, HRM, AND eLeCT ION AREA SlT UY k£rtlltNtJUli. CHAIR/iAN MAY Be SELeCTlO uv cOMMISSION MII~OlI C.OMMI!.~ION ro~r1 (SLl. IU..MAUK,S) •••• , ••••• ...... MOST COUNTies OpellATL liNOlR nus roru~ • UOVtRNINO OOOY--COMMISSION MtHBERS (J on MORt; SEC NOT speClrlCO ••• MAY ALSO DC DtSIGIMTlD "COUNCIL;" NUI~IlLl' or IILI~~ He HeMARKS). RtMARKS. UERS, TERM, AND eLeCTION ARtA SlT ev RLr Ll OTllt11 u.rcr ivc orr rcts (SLE IlCliARKS) •• IN ADDITION, A THeASURER liAY UE u.tcr tu flY LOCAL OPT ION. MAYOfot , , .., •• • , • SeE AT LARGe • NOT spec rr ico, TeRM seT BY REReRENDUM. ReMARKS. COMMI5S ION-liANMLIl fORM: GOVERNINO OOOY--CQMMISSION MLMOCRS (~ OR MORe; seE sec REMARKS. NOT SPEClflW. • MAY ALSO Be DeSIGNATED "COUNClLi" NUI4Dll< OF ~IW~ seL RLMARKS). RCMAfU\S. BeRS, TeRM, AND ELeCTION AHI.A SET BY Hr.fERCNOUM. CHAIRMAN MAY BE SELECTlD OY COMMISSION MCMoellS OR ELe~ TEO BY VOTeRS. MANAGEr, IS APf'OINTLO BY COMMISS ION. COMMISSION fORM: GOVlKNING OOUY--COMMI,SION MEMOCIlS (J Oil MORE; seE seE ftEMARKS. , •• NOT SPEClflr.D ••• MAY ALSO DC DESIGNAHD "COUNCIL;" NUMBeR Of MEI1- StL RLMAKK5). fltMARKS. BeRS, TERM, AND ELeCTION ARoA scr bY REfCHeNuUM COMMISS 10N-CIlAI RMAN fORM: GOVeRIIING UOOY·-COMHISSION MEMoeRS (~ OR MORt; SEE sec ReMARKS. •• NOT speCifiED ••• MAY ALSO BE DESIGNATED "COUNCI!.;" NUMDCR or 11lM~ sec ReMARKS). ReMARKS. BeRS, TERM, AND ELCCTION AlleA scr BY RCfLIILNDUli. CHAIRMAN SELCCTtD OY COMMISS)ON reOM AMONG ITS MEMBERSHIP. TOWN MeLTING rOllM (sec RLMAkKS). • ••••• . , , , , , , , , THIS rORM MAY BE ADOPTeD ONLY UY C ITitS AND TOWNS WITH fEWf.R THAN 2,000 INHABITANTS. A MEETIN~ Of ALL QUALIfiED ELeCTORS Of THe MIJNIC IPALnY seRVLS AS rue LEGISLATIve CODY. OTHtl1 eLeCTIVE orr rcns: TOWN CUA1RMAN • , • • • i.. "". AT LARGE • •• • SEE REMARKS•••• COMPENSATION seT DY ORDINANCE. 600 tootnoblu Cit und ot Slllt., 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS ELECTIVE OFFICES 147 Table 15. Legally Authorized Elective Offices of State and Local Governments, \ by Type of Government: 1977-Continued T);o or gOYCrnDont and title of ef ee t tve ofl~co Tu.... MuthotSv! .Election urea \includo numbvI' for raulUplo"pcrllon QttlclJlI) .yoan) (:'ompt'I\Sotlt)n 1, MONTANf.:-Continued , 1 MUNICIPA~ITI(S--CONTINUCD TOWN MELT INa rORM--CONTlNUCD OTHCR u.ccr rvc ornCES--CONTINUCD \ TOWN MEETING MODERATOR (SEE REMARKS). AT LARGE ~ CHARTER rOI_' (SEE RtI1ARKS). • ANY MIJNICIPALITY MAY ADOPT A ~IIANHI< 1<",,-11 rl<\). .\ VIOLS rOR ITS GOVlRNMLNT. CONSOLIUATLD CITY-COUNTY ~OVtRNMtNTS (sec 1\1,,'( fa 'II! (lll,N~~,H \.at)VII{i~N(~'f LP)ltl) AUtH MAY RtMIIRKS ). at AUOPTLO UY A ulNS,'l.IUi\llU ~ ITY-, (lUNn , "OVtRNMl~T. • I AL~ fORMS: '1 onun n.ccr ivc orr icrsr CITY COUIlT JUO~t (&el IllMAIIKS). ... j AT ~ARGJ; • .1 4Al.ARY •• ..1 Po~1T ION MAY UI r IU til !lY JI ,11<1 "f 1<1. ,'tA, r t APPOINTW UY ~\)IJ~\ ILl l'hOVl',IlINt, rill< ,II. l<)UNl ! t JUUlll.~ IIPPI Y IN 1111 HUI'll\ IPAllT n-, \.1\ \ ••• \.' NN u.icr tlMUNlt'lh'\l.. l\llJkT J1J"-,,,ltJ.u \t)~ l ur. .111)' 1 NUNICIPII~ COURT .JIJUGt~~-t;lnlS WlTti ~o,OOO AT l.AHOL ••• SALAIIY • • • PO~lT It)N 1~ OPTl()NALj IN t IT tl:" ~'.II" 1 L~.. l '\u .... ! OR MorlC INHr,UlTIINTS (SL~ 11L/1ARKS). i.rsuru, nus ,,(l!.lll JON ~IjPPl.AC..,T'l IIlAI ,1, Hl11\ COURT JUO~ttl (SLI AUOVI); Ilo..l\,IATI SCtiOOL OISTRICT~' GOVtRN ING UOIIV--TRUS T eC51 LLLMWTMY OIGTIlICTS: fiRST CLi\~5 DISTRICTS (7) • • TRAVll .. 5tCQNO CLASS UISTRICTS (~). AT tAROt • 1 RAVlL. nllRD CLASS DISTRICTS (~) SEE IlL/lARKS. TRAVLL • tLLCTLU AT LAII',I uur If IJI~T/lI' T IIff. MORt THAN I &CIIOtJl uoust , 1 Mtt1U£H tUJt.T "L~~UH.IN '\IH.A IN WHICH OTt"R &Clu)OL& AH! lIlCATlO. 11101' SCtiOOL OISTRICTS: OPCRATING A COUNTY HIGH SCtiOOl. (7). AT LIIflUe: TIIIIVLL. OTlIERS (sec IICI1ARKS). U()MO CON',I"T5 Of TI(\):.1I.1 ~ Of TIll (LH1LNTAf·Y UIST( COMI1UNITY COLL&G~ OISTIlICTS--TRUSH&S (7) SC~ IltMAIlKS. , TnAV~L. CLLCTLO AT L~llUl. UNllS& C'~l. 011 MOllL Illull S'''ODI, UI~TRlcn COVI.R I~Olll TIlMl II' ('CHerNY or UIS1RlCn IN &tJCII CAbl, ~ I)" II rrll)Sn I b ~flALL, OL LLll;no ['nOli ~UCIt 111 ... 11 ~CIIOOL IJI~TlltrT5 AND TIlC flU1AIN~ Otl! Of Tilt TflU&TlLf, ~IIALL III LI.I.L TI.O AT I.M\:\. SPtClAL D1STf!lCTS GOVLRNINtl BODY: CONseRVATION OISTRICTS--~UPCRVISORS (5) • 3 AT LARGe COUNTY WAHR AND SEWLfl OISTllICTS--DlflCCTORS (~; II A1' LAIIGL tACit UOARO ALSO ItAS 1 API"lllnru r1[t~UI H fI>()M -Act! SlL RtI1ARKS). 11IJNICIPALJTY IN OI&THICT AUlI 1 APPOIfiTlCl I1HiOLR fllOM IJNOI ORAINAot OISTRICTS~-COMMI$SIONERS (,) , • S~C RI.MAIlKS. • set REMARKS.. • lLLCTLO A1' LAlh.· wrru DIVISION HlSJ[)(NCL RI.",IIIRL MtNT; IlfCUVL 'PlN"l~ Pl.tJ~ tOIWW~fnON A:, rlXLU OV UI5TRICT COURT. IRRIGATION OISTR'CTS--COI~IHSSIONEI~S (', e, OR SEe RLI~i\RKS'l" P~R OltH ANO u.ccrru AT LAHGl UUT MU'.T Ilt5IDt. III tlf[ C"UI.l'J 7 ). OL nr J>l pua~IC HOSPITAL DISTHICTS--TRUSTCtS (,) ••• J ~ ....!._~_i,-~.;.~,-::_~,~__',-'_: :: "".,~oo," ~~_~OI!Ti\TION OI$TRICT--MErmERS U). • ij !~~;;;":.J~~:~~:'"" J.CQUl\tJt.ltI Pa'U (.llntldU~uc.l OIL tho bDH~Sof UflBo.tl80d vnlul\Uon 00 follows; Hut. ChSb ..·450 mUUan Qr ever, ecccnd c:'las6M .. ~!JOIlIUHol) to lou mUUon. third ~lIUJij" .t~O MUJ.\m~ tc $30 mUllon; tOUJ'th clus .....$lG mllUQI1 to $20 mlUloln; t1fth ('hlul~'''$lO million to $US tnHl1oli; u1xth thtJU ....~G m1111o)\ to $10 mUllonJ tjo.,«,'nth '·1IltU:I. .... 1ullll 1hllll ¢!) L'lHHtm ")Junlcll1uUt1vs ell'O clatU:JJ.t1od on thu bDt~s ot I)Opulut1OI1 Of:! follow_: 1'1r9t cl&u1u .... l0,OOO 01' JnQrO; second c1cults .... I),OOtJ to 10/0no, thU'\.J clolw .... l,OOO to C,()OO. t.OWII8.... :,sOfJ t() l,OO(', howuv",', C~UUll bo tweeu 5,000 und 7,000 mu)' oloot to bet oUher Hral; 01' eeceud etafl» ClUes. ;tAli ot JOltU"l'Y 19771 thorc;r WU1'O no ('QlIlIol.1.dntud oity-coUII")' govoa'l1lUolitli rn .,ontaIlQ. Howav,,!', OfftlCU.V6 Mo)' 2, 1977, 1)oel" LodKt! Coullty wUl bu cO'l6oUdntut.i w1th thu dty Qf Annconth, puc,! SUVO}' ucw County wUL bo consolidated w,t.th the c1ty ot lJuttu. Thoso consol1dntud cl~y"(,QUut)' K9vorlllOOntef, will bo lruob~d 11) ceneuu Htllt.J·,tlcB nl munlclpal1t!~!1 )'othUl' thau lUI count,\.ou. ·SchoOl (llstrlc:u 1))''1 OhHH.1.Uod on tho bosh ot populut.1.on 0& follow8: fh'liIt Cl.nBU--U,tlOO or 1II0J'0, 8ttCOIU.i cln,!jy .... l,OOO to 6,500, thU"d c:lo,u,- ..hBY than l,rWV. I .J '\ 1 ) 1 148 GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS Table 15. Legally Authorized Elective Offices of State and Local Governments, by Type of Government: 1977-Continued rypo of govcrnmcmt Ilnd Ut\., ot etect Ive attica T(lrnl .Iothod of £lcct.ion /Jrua J\umnrks (hJ(lud. nun)HI'r tor l'IIult;Jplo"plJrdQn attted 'yol1l'l:IJ compcntlation -- ...... """'--- ...... ~--.,,-~--~--~..~'"-~---~ NEBRASKA ! STAn GOVLHIIMUH I LtO '~LA1IJkt: LWI~LATCIRS (II? ). . . . .1 'I I.LI,I~LATIVC SALARY. ()J!,TkICT. I , hOARlJS: , j , rUULfC ~tRVlCl (fJI1IHS~,IOJjrk~ (~). . . 'I 6 tJJ~TRJCT, ZAI..ARV. STAn DOARfJ or Ul'JCATWil (llj' . 6 UI~TAICT, j lXPtNSCS. sure. IJIlIVlR~ITY RL~tlln 16 • . :1 6 ~UPRlMI. COURT CXP~NSLS. I OISTI GQVlRNOU, ••• , •• 'I AT l AI:l.lt. , ~ALARY • .l Tlie Off IC[S or GOVtRN')R AND ~ I LUTtNANT (lQVERNOR L ILUT ttlAIH /,WlltNllk 'i q AT ~AIWt. 5ALAUV .r ARL .;C'tNTLY I.LLCTW. ~lr.RLTARY Of ~lAH. .: AT ~AR(,L. ~/ILARY. ! SUPHU1L '.OIJRT; WILl' JIJ~T Ir.t (~U I G>,lVlRIUNu BI)fJY: COUNT It S wITHOUT TOIIII',tlIP ')I<~Ar' 1/i\Y 1IIl,--Cf)M- 'I 6tL R(MA"K~ , •• ~ALAtlY ••••• IN COUIHltS OVLR ,00,000 POPULATION (UOUul.A~), :. MJ&~I{)NLI(~ () OJ( I)j hLt. Ul.MAut.~), t.,UH:H.f:S kluIJJRt.U; OTHlf~!.., J. UULl~& VOTlltS AP- PRCiVe ~: tLLCTW FKOI~ 0 ISTR I' TZ l)\CLPT IN COuN- TIL.; OF 100,OOO-~oo,ooo, \',IILI COUNTY CLtl~K, • • • , , • q AT LAIWL SALAHY. COUNTY JUUUL (qJ) , ••• 6 AT LAI l'UBLle OtrLNULil (51!. IUMAIlK~) • II AT LAROL • ,sel REIMRKS. LLECTLD IN COUNTlCZ OF ~OO, 000 POPUL/lTlON OR MORe AND IN OTlIER COUNTIES \'IIlLHl lSTABLISIlLD BY COUNTY BOARD; COMPLNSATION nXED BY COUNTY BOARD. REIlISTlI! or ULfJ)~-'COUNTIL~ Of' 16,bOO 011 Honr. II AT LAHUL • SALARY, ROAD OVLRSLLR--COUNT Its NOT UNOLt( TOWN~IIIP . ROAIJ UISTIlICT. sec RLMARKS. eLECTW ONLY IN COUNTILS NOT ADOPTING r.OUIHY- ORGANII.AT ION C1 PtR ROAD IJlSl'NICTi ~LL UNIT ROAD SYSHMi CO'1PENSAT 10'.' FIxeD BY COUNTY [ltMAnKS ). aOAHD. II AT LARUL SAI.AIIY. ~~~~:!~~Ti.N[JlNT O~' PU[ILic'INSTRUCTlON (St; 'I Al LARGL SALARY. NOT ELECTeD IN COUNTlE& OF Less THAN 3,000 POP- RtMARK~) • ULAT ION Oil WHERe COUNTY COI~PR ISLS A S INGLl scuoci, D ISTIlIeT. SlJRvrYOH •• q AT LAHOL peR DILM AND FEes. TRr.AWlllIl q AT LAllGL SALARY. TOIVN~III" GOV LIIUMt NT 5 (lOVI.IINING OQOY (a~t IHMAHKS). CLlCTLD CLERK, TRCASUR[H, AND CtiAlkMAN or TilL BOARD (sr.r. ntLOW) rONSTITUTl TIlE TOMlSHIP BOARD. CI'AIRM,\N or TIlL StARO 'I AT LAROL PER OIEM. OTHER ELLCTlV~ ()~q~4S; C~CRK , t • • • , AT LARGE peR Olel~ AND FEES. 2 ROAD DISTRICT, • sue HEIMRKS. NOT [LECTED IVilERt COUNTY HAS ADOPTLO UNIT I\OAO SYSTLMi COMPeNSATION FIXED BY To.VN ODAkO. TRCASURtR • , • , q AT LAROE ••• PLR OleM AND SALARY, gua lootnl)lea at eud ot Stntu. 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS elECTIVE QFFICJ:S J49 Table i~,.iLcwaJl, AutbQf'ized ~Electiye,Offi~ of 'Stateand L~I Governments, ibyfype of Government: 1911-.-continued l'ypo of IOY~rnmOllt .8'ld t1tlo Q~f olect:lYo oUlt;o 'flll'fll Mnhod of l~nctud. p)lllbtjr tor ...,-lt~"l.-p....on P'U••• ) (y.ar~) U ... U.n ar... 1'O"P.... U.n -=--=-- ~":';"--"";--=-~---'------t-~-=-~------+--r------,.-t------<- -. "-.,._, MVIHC lf'ALI ;-ltS' HOME RULE CITIES (OVER ~,OOp POP~LATIONj SEE • fORM Of <;OV~RNMtNT FOUND IN INlllVILlUAl 'tlAWltk'. /lI;/1AR~S ). HETROPOLITII~ II~O PRIMARV CLASS CITIES (SEE lHC 2 CITICS QUALIfYING fOR TIHSl ~l A:"Sl'. "'''AIIA REMAR~5 ). AND LINCOLN. RI:SPtCTIVCLV) OPlRATl <1/<,11k "",10 RUL~ CHARTCRS \\11ICIi PROV IOl ro« TIlL! ~ <.ivv".,,- htNT (sec AOOVC). HUNICIPAL COURT JUpGES (SEC ~I;/1AR~S). • • 6 SALARY. THREE IN PRIMARY CLASS c ir n.s, 6 IN MIlr.,,('''_lT4',. CLASSj APPOINTED OY GOVlRNOIt 'RUI ~At'l' suu- MITTED BY N9MINllliNG <;OMMIS',IONlR~j ~vl ',11,11. " RETENTiON SUOMlTnO TO vor css AI TlIl ~ "M'. IN OFFICC AND AGAIN AT ENO OF Tlf.M; AhllTl'NAl JUDGE MIIY 6E AUTHORI~IO OV ~OVlhI"N" e-xv , FIRST CLASS ClrltS: GOVERNING aOOY--COUNCIL~EN (2 PER WIIRD) /I \yARD. SALARY. oTHER ELECTIVE OFFICES: CLE/I~ (SEE /lI;/1A/lKS) • /l AT LARGE. S/lLA/lY • OFFICE MAY 6E COMOIN(o WITH TR1A~U"1I1: 'e' (f,~ AM, TReASURER CLECTED ONLV WlilnE «)UN, IL Ph"vl' .... FOR CLECTION, OT/leRWISl APPOINTLI1. f1AVOR • • " • • " • " , , " • " • II AT LARGE. • SALARY. TREASURER (SEE REI1I1RKS) ••••• II AT LARGE. SALARV • SEE "CLERK" AOOVC. WATER COMMISSIOIIER (CEE IlEHARKS). II AT LARGE. SALARY. ELECTED ONLY WHCRe MUNI_ IPAL lTV OOt:.. IlilT '1.\1< Il'> L I GilT PI,ANT. S~CONO CLASs CITIES: GOVERNIIjG BOOY--COU~CILMEN (SEE /lEIW.~S). WARP. SAL/lIlY. • fOUR TO 12 H£H6ERS WITU ,\T ~CAST " PlH WARI" OT~ER ELECTIVE OFfiCES: MAYOR. AT LARGE. SALARY. VILLIIGES: GOVERNING aOOY--TRUSTEES (p). ~ AT LARGE. SALARY!' COMMISSION FORI1--CITIES OF 2,000 OR HORE POPULA- TION (OPTIONAL FORH): GOVERNING 60DY--COUNCILMEN: METROPOLITAN CLASS CITIES (7) /I AT LAHGE. SAL,AIlY. Pl1ll111RY CLASS CITIES (5) ••• II AT LARGe. SALARV. fiRST AND SECOND CLASS CITIES (~i /I AT LARGE. SALARY. OTliER ELECT IVE OFf ICES--o(C ISEHEN (~j PRII111RY ~ AT LARGE. SALARY. CLA~S ONLY). C ITY-11ANAGER fORl1--ALL CITIES UhllJER 200,000 (OPTIONAL FORM): GOVERNING 600V--COUNCILHEN: ~O,OOO POPULATION OR HORE (7) , • II AT L.ARGE OR BY SALARY. WARD. LESS THAN ~O,OOO POPULATION (5) II AT LARGE OR BY SALAIlY.. • CITIES OVER 2~,OOO POPULATION MAV ELECT 7 WARD. COUNCILMeN. SCHOOL 0 ISTJHCTS' GOVERNING BOOV: CLASS I SCHOPL OISTI'ICTS--SCIiOOL OOI\RD (~j SEE AT !..ARGE. NOT SP~ClflED. OOAHlJ '1fJ16ERS ELECTED AS PRESIOWT, ~tCr(tTM{V, REMI\RKS). AND TREASURERj PISTRICTS wrru A SCUOOL ClNsUS OF I~O OR HORE HAY, 6V VOTE, INCREAS- IlUMOlR TO 6. CLASS II sCHOOL OISTRICTS--T.RUSTEES (6) •• • II AT LARGE. . NOT SPECIfIED. CLASS III SCHOOL OISTRICTS--BOARDS of EDUCATIOli II AT LARGE. NOT SPEC IFIED. tlVMBCR OF BOARD M£HBI;RS MAY BE INCREASED TO 9. (6j SCE R~A~KS). C~~~~ IV SCHOOL OII'TRICTS--BO,'1RDl> OF [OII(",\TlOfj Il AT LARGE. NOT $P[CIFUO. CLASS V SCHOOL OISTI'ICTS--eOAROS PF EPUCATIPfI II WARD. /'lOT SPEC IflEO. (12). CLASS VI ~CijOOL DISTRICTS--BOARDS Of EDUC/lTlON: ThOSE fpRMERLY ORGANI«ED ~S RURAL tll(Jll S~IiOPL ~ AT LARGE. NOT SP{,C IfIED. JIST.RICTS (6). rHOSE fORI1ERLY ORG/lNI«EO AS COUNTY HIGtl /l AT LARGE. NOT SPECifIED. SCtlOOL DISTRICTS (6). EDUCATION SE/IV ICE usn ~--J1EMIIERS (SEE RI;/1I\RKS). II SE~ REMARKS , . ~XPENSES • OtiE MCHOER ELECTED fROl1 CACli HE/;oER COUNTY AND /I HEMOERS ELECTED AT LARGE. TECtiN IC/IL C;OMI1UNlTV COLLEG~ I\R~AS--MEHOI;R~ (11) I! ~EE R[HARKS • NOT ~PEClfIED, . . TWO HEMO[RS EAC;H ELECTED fROM e ELECTION OIST- Rl-::TS AM) 1 ME/10[R E~ECTED AT LARQE. SPECIAL DIST.RICTS GPV~RNING POOY.1 CEMET&RY OIS,rRICTS--TRUSTEES (SI;E R£IlMKS!, 2 SEE REMARKS • VI'IPAIO • • • fIVE TRUSTEES ELECTED AT LARGE If DISTlllCr HI- elUDES T£RIlITORY IN 5 TOWNSIIIPS OR LESSj If MQRe THAN 5 TOWNSHIPS, 1 ELECTro IN EA<;II TOI'IN- SHIP. CITY /liRPoRT /lUToO.RITIES--~PI\PP (?) • AT l.ARGE. •• • ElIPENSES. cousrv I\IRPOI\T AU\'Jl9RITI£S--BOARO (5) • "6 I\T L)VtIlE• •• OSPENS[S. 61/" t.otn.t •• ,lit ~Ild of ~t.t., 1~77CEN$I)$ OF GOVERNMEN1S Table 15. Legally Authorized Elective Offices of State and Lor.alGovernments, by Type of Government: 1977-Continued Typo ot Kovorrwent end title 01 olective o:U!ce Term Method of Election area Remarks (include number tor multiple-person ot1'ices) (years) compensation I NEBRASKA-Continued SPEC IAL 01 STR I CTS--CONTI NUEO GOVERNING BOOY--CONTINUEO DRAWAGE DISTRICTS: THOSE CREATf:O BY LANDOWNERS--1907 LAW-- SEE AT LARGE PER DIEM AND WITIATING PETITION PROVIDES rOR NUMBER OF MEI4- OIRECTORS (SEE REMARKS). RO~ARKS. EXPENSES. BER~ WHICl1 IN TURN DETERalf~ES LENGTH Of TERM. T~OSE CREAIED BY DISTR!CT COURT--1905 LAW-- AT LARGE PER DIEM AND SUPERVISORS (5). " EXPENSES. tIRE PROTECTION DISTRICTS--BOARD (5). SEE REMARKS. PER DIEM AND DIRECTORS E~ECT£D AT LARGE WITH RESIDENCE RE- EXPENSE;S. OUIREMEtlTS. GROUNDWATER CONS~RVATION DISTRICTS--DIRECTOnS 6 DIVISIONS. EXPENSES • NUMBER Of DIREC10RS SPECIfIED IN ORGANIZING (SEE REMARKS). PETITION. HEALTH OISTRICTS--HEALTH BOARDS (5) 6 Al LARGE. • EXPENSES. HOSPITAL DISTRICTS--DIRECTORS (5) • q ELECTION DISTRICTS. EXPENSES. IRRIGATION 0 ISTRICTS--D IRECTORS (3; SEE 3 D~VISION • PER DIEM AND DISTRICTS Of OVER 30,000 ACRES MAY INCREASE NUM- RLMARKS). EXPENSES. BER IN ANY MULTIPLE OF 3 UP TO 9 BY MAJORITY VOTE Of ELECTORS. JOINT AIRrORT AUTHORlTIES--BOARC (5). 6 ELECTION DISTRICT. EXPENSES. NATURAL RESOURCES OISTR,CTS--DIRECTORS (5 TO ~ ELECTION DISTRICT. PER DIEM AIJD NUMBER Of DIRECTORS DETERMIIlED BY NATURAL RE- 21, SEE REMARKS). EXPENSES. SOURCES COMMISSION. OMAHA HETROPOLITAN UTn ITIES DISTRICT--DIREC- AT LARGE SALARY EFFECTIVE 1978, ONE ADDITIONAL DIRECTOR SHALL BE rORS (6). ELECTED. PUBLIC POWER AND IRRIGATION DISTRICTS--DIREC- 6 AT LARGE OR SALARY H MORE THAN 25 c rr rrs AND VILLAGES, NUMBER SET TORS (S~E REl'iARKS). DISlOICT. BY PETITION TO CREME DISTRICT; IF DISTRICT IN- CLUDES 50 OR MORE COUNTIES, NUMBER IS 7; OTliER DISTRICTS, " TO 21. RECLAMATION DISTRICTS--DIRECTORS (~ TO 21). 6 SUBDIVISION. . SAL~~Y • ROAD IMPROVEMENT DISTRICTS--l RUSTEES (3). 6 AT LARGE PER 0101. RURAL AND SUeURBAN fIRE PROTECTION DISTRICTS-- 2 AT LARGE. UNPAID. DIRECTORS (5). RURAL POWER DISTIIICTS--DIRECTORS (5 TO 21; SEC 6 AT LARGE OR SALARY • NUMBER I-lUST BE 7 ,'/HEN 110kE THAN ,,0 COUNTIES IN- REMARKS). DISTRICT. CLUDED IN DISTRICT. RURAL WATER OISTRICTS--DIRECTORS (9 OR LESS). 3 AT LARGE SEC REI4ARKS. COI'IP~NSATION FIXED BY BOARD. SANITARY ORA INAGe DISTRICTS--T RUSTEES: CONTAINING CITY OF OVER qO,OOO POPULATION (5) q AT LARGE SALARY. OTHERS (:~) •••••••••••••••••• q AT LARGE SALARY. SANITARY AND IMPROVEI~ENT DISTRICTS--TRIJSTEES 2 AT LARGE peR DIEM. (5). WEATHER CONTROL DISTRIC1S (SEE REMARKS) SEE SEE REMARKS. EXPENSES NUf~BER, TERM, AND ELECTIOI'; AREA DETERI41NED IN REMARKS. PCTlTlOtl FOR ESTABLISHMENT OF DISTRICT. WEED CONTROL AUTHOR IT I ES (5). • q SEE REMARKS. HR DIEM AND THREE ELECTED fROM RURAL AReA, 2 FROM CITIES, TRAVEL. TOWNS, AND VILLAGES. lMunic1t:1nUtie.u BTOthe cities ond villages, cities are classified on the bo.61s ot population 115 follows: Metropolit!tn class--300,OOO or more (Omaha), primary ct asa-; 1.00..000 to 300..000 (Lincoln); :Urst closs-- 5,000 to lOO/GOOjsecond clus--800 to 5./000, vililtges lire municipalities of 100 to 800, second class cities mey elect to r-e- turn to the village claap. Villages whose population subsequently fall below 100 may remsin ~n exfe tence , 2St:hool districts ore cinssi!ied as follows; Class I--providing elementary schools only; Class II-- under 11°00 population; Class III--l,OOO to 501°00 populat1onj Class IV...-50,OOOto 200,000 populntion; Class V--200,OOO population and overj Class VI--provid1ng high scbocf ecuee eacn ..,nly. 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS ELECTIVE OFFICES 151 __l Table 15. LegaUy Authorized Elective Offices of State and Local Governments, 1 by Type of Government: 1977-Continued Type of goY(>rnment and title of etecetve »rr rce Tena Election area lIethod ot I (include number for Inultiple"'per&on othtes)"----t---+------i---'----+------.---(years) coDtp"nsation --_._-- 1 NEVADA i STAT( GOVERNr~ENT I 'I LEGISLATURE: ASSEMBLYMEN (qO). 2 ASSEMBLY DISTRICT. PtR DIEM AND TRAVEL. SENATORS (20) q SeNATCRIAL PER OICM AND DISTRICT. TRAVEL. BOAROs: STATE BOARO 0, EOUCATION (9). q EOUCATION sUPER- PER DIEr. AND VISION OISTRICT. TRAVEL. STATE \JIIIVERsITY REGENls (9). 6 DISTRICT PER DIEM ANO TRAVEL. OTHfR ELECTIVE OffiCES: ATTORNEY GENERAL. ~ AT LARGE SALARY. ~ AT LARGE SALARY. g~~~:~~~E~OURT 4UDCEs (26): 6 JUDICIAL DISTRICT. SALARY. GOVERNOR. ~ AT LIIRGt SALARY. LI EU rWAlIT GOVERNOR q AT LARGe SALARY. SECReTARY OF STATE. •• ~ AT LARGE SALARY. SUPREr- COUNTY GOVERNMlNTS £>:CLUCtS CARSfJN C irv, "'.!tlICH J ~ INLlllfll Cl I!M'Ii< lsEl RU",ARKS) tlMUNlCIPALlTlLS.H ULII')W. GOVlRNIN(J tJODY--ClJt·jMJSSI0NlRS:: '~ORl TI,AN 20C,OOO POPULATION (7). ~ CO'"1MISS ION ER SALARY. EfFlCTlVE ~ANUARY ~, 1977. DISTRICTS. MORE T"AN 100,000 BUT i.t.ss THAN 2(10,000 POPULA- COMMISSIONER SALARY. TI,)N (5). OISTRICTS. LESS THAN 100,000 (~: SEE REMARKS. sAI.ARY • ELECHD AT lARGt BUr MAY (LICT UY m srnrc r W!lH CONSENT Of V()HRS; NUMBfR "AY at IN(.RlA5W TIl ~ BY ORDINANCE ANO APPROVAL Of Ttl! £llCT OTHER 6DARDS--HOSP ITAL TRUSTEES \ 5; SEE REr~ARr.S). 4 AT LARGE. SEE REMARKS. IN COUNTlls WHIRl COUNTY HO~PITAL5 IIAVt ULEN f.STABLlSH£D; IN COUNTltS OVlR 50,Il00 I'Ol'ULATlOf< EACH BOARD HAS' MtHBlRS or COUNTY COMMISSIONLR AS E~ OfFICIO MEMBERS; RfCLIVl SALARY IN C0uN- r i rs or OVER 50,000 AS WELL AS lXPLN$ES AS IN OTHER COUNT I (S. 01 HL~ LLECTIVe O,FlCLS ; SEE REr'ARKS). LtGISLATURl, BY SPlCIAL ACT, HA) COMBINE ANY 2 Il MORl OF rut, OfFICES LISTED BllOW t.xcr er 4UST Ir~ Of PEAC .. AND CONSTABLES. AssEsSDR. ~ AT LARGl SEE REMARKS. COMPENSATION IS fixED BY SPECIAL ACT 01 THE L~G- ~ AT LARGE. SEE REMARKS. Isl.ATURE EXCf.PT WHERE NOTED; Me)ST COUNTY OfF Ic[RS ~~~~~ABLEs (i PER TowNSHip) 2 TOWNShiP SALARY. RECEIVE A SALARY; ALL COUNTY OFfiCERS RCCelVE DISTRICT ATTORNEY q AT LARGE SEt: REfo1ARKS. ACTUAL EXPENSES AND SHfRIFf RECElVLs lXPlNSES A PROVIDED BY LAW; COUNTY CLERKS IN CHURCHILL, 4UsTICE 0, TnE PEACt.! DOUGLAS, ESMERALDA, EUREKA, LYON, MIN LRIIL, TOWNSHIP UNDER 60,000 POPULATION (1). AT I.ARGE sALIlRY PERSHING, AND STOREY ACT AS LX OFflCIn TREASURlR TOWNSHIP 6ETWEEN 6(1,000 AND 150,000 (2.) AT LARGE SALARY OF THEIR RESPLCTIVE COUNTIES; DISTRicT ATTORNEYS TOt,NsHI" 0, 150,000 OR r- TliE CITY or CARSON CITY (SEE REMARKS) AL THOUGH CARS')N C lTY OPt.RATLS UN[llR ~LNCRAL L1.G- ISLATION WITH SPLC IFIC APPLICAT I')N, Pn'>VISI'~S fOR ITS G'lV[RNMfNT ARE PRlsEIHLO IilftL I'[CAU~L I REPRESENTS AN UNUSUAL TYPE OF C lTY AND «)lI~TY CON50LlDAT I')N. GOVeRNING BODy--sUPERVlsORs (u) SUPERVISOR SALARY. DlSTRICT. OTHER ELECTIVE OrFlCE'>: As5l~SOR. AT LARGE • SCE RlMARKS. Ct~£RK • • • • • • AT LARGE SEE REr4ARKS. I>COMPENSATION r rxto BY speCIAL xc r , DISTRICT ATTORNEY AT LARGE SEE REMARKS. 4UST ICE 0, THE PEACE. AT LARGE SEE REMARKS. MAYOR AT LARGl SALARY ALSO SERVES AS r~EMBeR OF BOARO or SUPERVISORS. R~CORD"R AND AUDITOR ISEE REMARKS). AT LARGE SEE REMARKS. ALSO SERVES AS EX Of SHERin 1\ AT LARGE SEE REMARKS. : I}COMPENsATION FIXED B' SPECIAL ACT. TREASURER AND TAX COLLECTOR :I ~ I AT I.ARGE SEE RrMARKS. See iootnote at end of St",te. 152 GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS Table 15. Legally Authorized Elective Offices of State and Local Governments, by Type of Government: 1977-Continued Type of ~ovcrnm.ont and title of. elective office Te .... Method of Election ar-ea Remarks (include number lor mulUplo-perbon offices) (years) compensation NEVADA-Continued MUNICIPA~ITIES--CONTINUED GENERAL LAW MUNICIPALITIES: GOVERN ING eODY--COUNC ILMEN: fiRST CLASS (9) q SE~ REMARKS. SEE REMARKS. IN FIRST CLASS CITlES, 1 COUNCILMAN ELECTtD AT LARGE, AND 8 fROM WARDS; COMPENSATION fiXED BY ORDINANCE. SECOND CLASS (5). q WARD (sEE REMARKS). SEE RCMARKS. BY ORDINANCE, I.AY PROVIDE fOR ELfCTION AT LARGE; COI.PENSATION FIXED BY ORDINANCE. THIRD CLASS (» SEL WARD (sEE REMARKS). SEE REMARKS. BY ORDINANCl, MAY PROVIDE fOR ELECTION AT LARGE; RlMARKS. Q-YEAR TlRl'S, BUT MAY ec CHANGED TO 2 YEARS OY ORDINANCE; COMPENSATION fiXED B'( ORDINANCE. OTHCR ELECTIVE OffiCES: ALL CLASSES: MAYOR SEE AT LARGE SEE REMARKS. fOUR-HAR TERMS BUT IN 1 H I RD CLASS C IT I ES MAY BE REr.ARKS. CHANGED TO 2 YEARS; COMPENSATION flXEO BY ORDI- NANCE. JUDG~ Of MUNICIPAL COURT (POLICE JUDGE) Q AT LARGE SEE REMARKS. COtl,PENSAT ION fl FIRST AND SECOND CLASS ONLY: ATTORNEY. ~ AT LARGE sec REJIARKS. CLERK • 'I AT LARGE sec RE.MARK!). COI"'Pf:.NSATJON FIXED BY OROJNAf\!([. TRlASURER 'I AT LARGE HE Rtl'ARKS. SCHOOL DISTRICTS COUNTY SCHOOl DISTRICTS (Sll REI'ARKS) GENfRAL LAW ALS.? PROVIDlS FOR JOINT SCf.JOL DIS- f TRICTS WHLRE 2 OR !'ORE COUNTY DISTRICTS ARf COr SP~CIAL DISTRICTS GOVCRN ING BODY ($CE REr.ARKS). GOVlRNING BODY Of ALL DISTRICTS KNOWN AS "BOARD OF DIRECTORS" L~CEPT GENlRAL IMPROVEMENT DIS- TRICTS AND C,)UNTY HOSPITAL DISTRICTS, WHOSE G'lVlRtHNG BODI ~S ARl CALLED "BOARD Of TRUSTErs." CO'JNTY fiRE Pkc)TECTION DISfRICTS (3 OR 5' 4 SEL RlMARKS. SALARY THRlE OR 5 ELEcnD FRor. PRECINCTS OR, ON Pl T IT ICI~ II ()f vo r e.as, 3 ELECTW AT LARGL. ~OUNTY HOSPITAL DISTRICTS (SE~ Rf.I.ARKS) SEE SEl REMARKS. WJT SPEC If I ED. NUM8E;t, TERM, AND I GLNERAL IMPROVEMENT DISTRICTS (5; 5lE REI.AllKS). 4 AT LARuE UNPAID BOARD Of COUNTY COM!'/SSIONlRS MAY, AT ITS OPTION IN CERTAIN SPECifiED CASES, BE THE EX OffICIO G)VlRNING BvDY Of GlNERA~ IMPROVl~lNT DISTRICTS PROVIDING WATlR AND ~EW~RAGE fACILITIES; IN SUCH CASlS, THE DISTRICT WOUL0 BE TREATeD, fOR CENSUS PURPOSES, AS AN AGENCY Of THE COuNTY GOVlRN~CNT. IRRIGATION DISTRICTS (3, 5, 0R 7) SEt REI'ARKS. SEE RLI~AR~S. ELlCTLD AT LARGl WITH DIVISlor, RlSID~NCE RECUIRE- MlNT OR, BY PETITION C)f VOTlRS, BY DIVISIONS; REClIVE PER DIL~! AI/D EXPlMSES OR, WITH VOTER APPROVAL, SAl ARY. LOCAL IMPROVLMENT DISTRICTS (3, 5, OR 7). SEE RLMARKS. ELLCTED AT I.ARGl WITH DIVISION RESIDENCE REOUIRE- toolE.NT: RlClIVl peR LJlM AND t"(PE.NSES, QRr WITH VOTER APPROVAL, SALARY • SOIL CONSERVATION DISTRICTS (5; SEE REMARKS). AT LARGE • EXPlNSES . 1 IN ~DDITlON TO ELECTED t.~"'BERS, 1 MLI!8ER 15 APPOINTED BY THE CITIES INCLUDW 11,1 The OISTRICT i AND ONE BY THE COUNTIES. lNovoda cities are chss1!1od on th(l bos18 of population as follows: First class--over 20,,000, second C1o.88--5,OOO to 20,,000; third class--lcss than 5,,000. Add111ono.lly J CarsQn City" e£.fuct1vo July 1" 1969 was ccnsoHdut ed with Orr."~byCounty to lorm a single entity known as Carson City. Carson C.Lty is counted for census statistics as U mun1cip~U ty. 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS ELECTIVE OFFICES 153 Table 15. Legally Authorized Elective Offic~s of State and Local Governments, by Type of Government: 1977-Continued 'type of government and titlo ot elective office Torm Election area Method of ------l----Ii------I----.:...... ---+-~(;include number for multiple-person of:Uces) (Years) compensation -'--"'~-- NEW HAMPSHIRE STATE GOVERNMENT GENERAL COURT: REPRESENTATIVES (qOO) 2 TOWN, ClTY WARD. SALARY (SEE REMARKS ). ~RCCEIVES HR DICM fOR lXTRAOROINARY ~'~~leN>. SENATORS (211) • 2 SENATORIAL SAl.ARV (SEE DISTRICT. REMARKS ). OTHER ELECTIVE OFfiCES: COUNCILORS (5). •• '" • 2 COUNCILOR PER DIEM AND DISTRICT. EXPENSES. GOVERNOR. 2 AT LARGE • SALARY. COUNTY GOVERNMENTS GOVERNING BOOY--COMMISSIONERS (3) 2 SEE REMARKS. SALARY. " ELECTED fROM DI51Rlen IN 6 «)UNTItS ANI' AT (SEE RE- l.ARGL IN 4; IN C!iCSlilRl 'OUNTY, TIll lINM MAY Uf MARKS). C/THER 2 OR 4 Y£.A~~. OTHER ELECTIVE OFfiCES: ATTORNEY, •• • •• 2 AT LARGE SEE REMARKS. SEC "REGISTER Of PROBATl" alLOW. REGISTER Of DEEDS • 2 AT LARGE SEE REMARKS. • fEES MAY BE PAlO IN coos ANO ~AR~OLL (.()lJNT/'~; OTtlERWISE, A SALARY I~ PAW. REGISTER Of PROBATE 2 AT LARGE • SEE REMARKS. COMPENSAT ION ESTABLISHED BY COUNTY (OIWI NTiON. SHERiff • 2 AT LARGE SC.E REMARKS •• SEE "REGISTER or PRoaATt" AIlOVL. TREASURER 2 AT LARGE SEE REMARKS. SEE "REGISTER or PROBATE" ABOVl. TOWN(SHIP) GOVERNMENTS TOWNS, Al.TIIOUGH NOT DlrfffONG IN Ll".~LLY AlJTlfOH- (SEE RElMRKS) IlED POWERS fROM CITIES, AI GDVERIUNG BWY--SELECTMEN (3) • :> AT l.ARGE. • NOT SPECIfiED. OTHER BOARDS: BOARD Of ASSESSORS (3; SEE REMARKS) •• 3 AT l.ARGE SEE REI~ARKS. OPTIONAL BOARD; COI~PENSATION fiXED 8'/ VOTlRS. BDARD Of AUDITORS (2 OR MORE; SEE REMARKS). SEE AT ~ARGC NOT SPEClFlED •• PROVIDED fOR BY VOTE Of TOWN MEETINO; TlRM SAME REMARKS. NUMBER OF YEARS AS NUMBER Of MLMBERS BUOGET COMMITTEE (3, 6, 9, OR 12; SEE REMARKS). 1, 2, AT l.ARGE NOT SPEC IFlED. LIMITED TO TOWNS VOTiNG TO ACCEPT MUNIC IPAL, AND 3. BUDGET LAW; ALSO HAS 1 MEMaE~ APPOINT!'.fl OY SCHOOL BOARD, 1 ~£L£CTMAN, AND A MEMBlIl f~OM rue BOARD Of COI~MISSIONEHS OF ANY VILLAGE DISTIUCT LOC/ITED IN THE TOl'llli ELECTED MEMBlRS MAY BE APPOINTED BY MODeRATOR IF TOWN MUTING SO DETERI~INES. BOARD Of TRUSTEES (3; SEE REMARKS). • 3 AT LARGE. SEE REMARKS. • MAY ELEC, ONLY 1 TRUSTLE IF VALUE Of TRUST rUNO IS LESS THAN $15, 000 AIID APPROVED BY VOTtHSj RECEIVE LXPENSES PLUS COliPENSATlON r IXED BY TOWN BOARD. l.IBRAR\' TRUSTEES (SEE REMARKS) •• , • • • 3 AT LARGE EXPENSES • MAY BE ELECTtD IN TOWNS AVING A PUBLIC LIOI,ARY; NUI~BEll Of MEMBERS I~UST BE DIVISlULt BY 3. /'IUIHCIPAl. PLANNING BOARD--MEMBERS (5 OR 7; SEE 3 AT LARGE NOT SPECIfiED. ELCCTIQN IS OPTIONAl.. REMARKS). PUBLIC UTIl.ITY COMMISSioNERS (3 OR MOP.E; $~E AT LARGE SEE REMARKS. /'lAY ALSO BE CAl.l.ED WATER COI~MISSIONERS OR L1GIIT REMARKS). COr~llISSIONERS; ELECTED ONLY WHERE TOI'Il/ OWNS WATER AND/OR LIGHT SYSTEMS; IMY Be APPOINTiVE; COMPENSATION fiXED BY TOWN I~ElT itlG. SU~ERVISORS Of THE CHECK l.IST (3) 2 AT LARGE NOT SPECIfiED. OTHER El.ECTI~E OFfiCES: AUDITOR (~ OR MORE; SEE REMARKS). AT l.ARGE NOT SPEClflU). MANDATORY FOR ALl. TOWNS EXCEPT TriOSE REOueSTlNG AUDIT BY STATE TAX COI~M)SSiON OR ll~PLOY/NG A C.P.A. TO AUDIT TOlIN ACCOUNTS. Cl.ERK •• AT l.ARGE fEES. COLLECTOR Of TAXES (1 OR MORE; SEE REMARKS) • 1 OR 3 AT l.ARGE • SEE REMARKS. OfFICE OPTIONAL; COMPENSATION fIXED BY TOIVN MEET ING. ~ONSTABLE OR POLICE OffiCER (lOR MOREi SEE SEE AT LARGE NOT SPECifIED. OffiCE OPTIONAL; VI~LN TowN MEETING VOrtS TO RE/IARKS ). REMARKS. ELECT, INCVMBENT HOLDS Off ICE UNT n, REMOVED BY TOWN BOARD OR RESC 1110 ED BY MEETING. HlGHWAV AGE~T (lOR MOREi SEE REMARKS). AT LARGE, ... S~E REMARKS. , OfFICE MAY BE APPOINTIVE; COMPENSATION fIXED BY TOWN BOARD. MOOiRAT9R -' • _ • .,. .., ",.... 2 AT L/,RGE • NOT SPEC IfJED. OVERSEER Of PUBl.IC WEl.fARE (1 OR MOREi SEE 1 AT LARGE. NOT SPECIFIED. OPT 10NAL OffIC E. REMARKS). TREASURER ,. ,. • • ,. , • • • • ,. • 1# • • • "lOR :5 AT LARGE. ••• NOT SPECIfiED. 154 GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS Table 15. Legally Authorized Elective Offices of State and Local Governments, by Type of Government: 1977-Continued Typo III govornmunt lind title at oloctj.vo ottiCo 10rlli .Iltthod of Election ar•• RClTl3r.k& (1ncludU number lor mulUplo ..pcrson QU:celj (y•• ra) ~Qmp(?nsation NEW HAMPSHIRE-Continued HUtUC IPALIT IES THE TERM "MUtdCIPALITY," AS DEFINED FOR CENSUS (SEE REMARKS) STATISTICS, APPLIES ONLY TO THE CITIES IN NEW HAMPSHIRE. TOWNS, TO WHICH THE TERM "MUNICI- PALITIES" IS APPLIED BY NEW HAMPSHIRE STATUTES, ARE TREATED AS A SEPARATE TYPE OF GOVERNMENT FOR CENSUS PUHPOSES. CITIES OPERATED UNDER CHARTERS GRANTtO BY SPECIAL ACTS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY; 1963 LEGISLATION, HOWEVER, PROVIDED THE :2 OPTIONAL FORMS OF GOVERNMENT BELOW WH ICH CITIES MAY ADOPT LOCALLY WITHOUT ACTION BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY. LOCAL OPT 10ri CHAR fER FORMS: MAYOR-ALOI:RMCN PLAN: GOV(RNIN~ OOOY-.ALOERr~W (SEC REMARKS). 2 SEE REMAP.KS. PER DIEM ONE PER WARD AND AS MANY AT LARGE AS CHARTER AUTHORIZES. OTHER ELCCT IVE OFF ICES·-MAYOR • 2 AT LARGE. , SALARY. r.OUNClL·MAtIA~ER PLAN: ('OVCRtIING UOOY--COUNCILf~EN (SEE REM/RKS). :2 SEE REMARKS. PER DIEM ONE PER WARD AND AS MANY AS rHARTER AUTHORIZES AT LARGE. ALL CITIE~: OTlilll OOARLJ~: LIBRARY TRUSTEES (SEE REIMRKS). •• SEE s ec ReMARKS. SEE REMARKS. PROVISIONS AS TO NUMBER, TERI~, ELECTION AREA, REMARKS. AND COMPENSATION DETERMINED BY CITY CHARTER. PUOLIC UTILITIES COMMISSIONeRS (3 OR MORq 2 AT LARGE, SEE REMARKS. ELECTED OR APPOINTED WHERE CITY OWNS LIGHT ANDI SEE RLMARKS). OR WATER SYSTEMS; I~AY ALSO BE KNOIVN AS WATER OR LIGHT COMMISSIONERS; COI~PENSATION FIXED BY COUNCIL. SCHOOL DISTRICTS SPLC IAL SCHOOL 0 ISTRICT~ (SEE Rl:I'IARKS).. • PROVISIONS FOR GOVERNMeNT FOUNO IN SPECIAL ACTS CREATING SUCH DISTRICTS. CoorCRAT IVl SC/tOOL DISTRICTS: OOVEf OnltR DOARUS--BUOGET cor~MITTEE (SEE REMARKS). SEE SEE REMARKS. SEE REMARKS. • OPTIONAL, BUT IF ESTABLISliED MUST HAVE SAME NUM- REMARKS. BER OF MEMBERS, TERM, AND METfiOD OF ELECTION AS SCHOOL IJOARD. IIEGULAIl SCliO'lL OISTIlICTS: GOVERNIfIG OOOY--SCfIOOL BOARD ('; SEE REMAf OTlltR tLCCTJVE OFFICES: AUDITOR (lOR MORE) . 2 AT LARGE • SALARY. CLERK • . . . I AT LARGE SALARY. rl0UCflATOR • , , , . 1 AT LARGe SALARY, TREASURER •• . 1 AT LARGE SALARY. SHCIAL O)STRICTS VILLAG~ DISTIlICTS; OOVE.RNIN<.o BOOY·-COMMISSIONCRS (3). • • • 1 OR , AT LARGE NOT SPEC/flED. OlHE.R f.l LCT)VE. OFfIClS: CLeRK AT LARGE • . NOT SPEC IF lED. MOD LIlA TOR • • AT LARGE .. NOT SPECIFIED. TRlA~URr..k •• ,. AT LARGE NOT SPECIFIED. 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS ELECTIVE OFFICES 155 Table 15. legally Authorized Elective Offices of State and Local Gov~r"ments, by Type of Government: 1977--Continued 1 Type »t: govornment and Utlo ot ctceervc ottica Tom Eloct.1on nrca. M.othod ot 1 (include number for lDultlple-person offices) (years) componsatiQn i ------t----if-----+--...;:....----+------.~ --~-~---- I, i NEW JERSEY STATE GOVERNMENT LEGISLATURI:: ASSEMBLYMEN (eo) ••• HOUSE DISTRICT. SALARY. SENATORS (110) • Lj (SEE SENATE DISTRICT. SALARY. TeRMS H~INNING iN rur l!(ON[1 YEAI< AHHI A' I 125,000-265,000 POPULATION (5). • AT lARGE SEE REMARKS COtiPENSATION MAY l't A ~A'AkY Ilk I'll< \lll~l At" LESS THAN 12~,OOO EXCEPT COVNTIES OF LESS AT LARGE SCE REMARKS EXPENSES. 6~~~Nl~~i?OO AND BOHOEllING ON ATLANTIC MORE THAN 200,000 POPULATION ANO BOROERING ON ) AT lARGE.. SEE REMARKS. ATLANTIC OCEAN (5). orucs ELECT IVE Off ICES: AT lAkGC • SALARV, ~g~~~~;b~~~V150~":FjRST'Cl.ASS '1CQUNTics (SEE AT lARGE SALARY, , , MAY EXIST ONLY IN COUNTILS HAVIN" 1'/' v 1'('1'111 A- RLMARKS). TION OV~R 600,QOO. REGISTER Of OEEDS (SEE REMARKS) AT lARGI: • S/_LARY. AUTHORllED IN COUNTIES OVLR .~Q,O~O MTiH A/'PHOVAl BV Rtf ERENDUM. SHERIFF It, ,,, ) AT LMGE • SALARV AND EXPlNSES SURROGATE • 5 AT lARGC • SALARY. CHARTER COUNTlES.-BOARD OF FREEIiOlO ERS (~, 7 OR 3 SEE REMARKS. SALARY., • NUMBER or aOARO MLMB!R~ AlID ILLCHON A"I A PI,/)- 9 ). VISIONS ESTABLISHto IN CHARHh; r()RM~ or 'JOVIRN i MlNT THAT MAY Bt PROV lOW IN ~HARTlI< It;UUIJI COUNTY LXLCUT IVE, COUNTY MANA~1R, (llUNTV ~11I'1/1. -I VISOR AND BOARO PRESIDENT, 1 OTHER ELECTED OFFICES (SEI: REI~ARKS) • • ,. , ,. It • , , , , AS PROVIDED IN CHARTtR lxcr.flr fl)R TIlL PO'. IT IONS SIiOI'/N OELOW; CIlARHR MUST INCPltH "')TIlI/! IPr. TIVE orFlCES" 'INOlR "GrNIRAL lAW COIJNTlts" AOOVE. COUNTY EXECUT IVI: FORM--COUNTV I:XE<:UTIVE •• II AT lARGE • SALARY. COUNTY S\WI:RVISOR PlAN-.COUNTV SUPERVISOR , AT lARGE • SALARY. , TOWNSHIP GOVI:RNMENTS .. • ., It TOWNSIHPS, AlTHQUGlt NOT DlffliUNG III LluALl,V (SEI: RENARKS) AUTljO~ I ZED POWE/!S fROH C ITllS, rOWN~, BOIWU0f/5. AND VIllAGES, ARC TRtAnO 1'011 CENSI)S PU11Po~rs AS A sePARATE TVPl or I.OCAL \lOVl/INMU,T, AS A CLASS. TltEY AR~ MfA TYPE UNITS RATltlR TIlAN UNITS TO SERYE POPULATION CONr.rNTHATIONS, Al- THOUGIl NUMEROUS NlW ~LnStY TOWNSlllPS SCRVr. URBAN POPU~ATlON ClNHRS ArlO r/lOV lUI; MUrJl"rA~~ TYPE SERVICES FOR nu r« INItAaITANT~. TOWNSHIP', MAY ALSO IIDOPT VARIOI)S OPTIONAL PLANS &IiOVIN UNOf.R "MUNICIPALITIES" DelOW. GOVERNING BOOV--TOWNSHIP COMIUTTEE (SEE Rf.IMRKS). SEE SEC REMARKS, • , SAI_~RY OR PER DIEM, THREE-MEI~aER BOAROS EUCTEO AT lARuj- III ALL IlCMAR~S. ToWNSIUPS IN SIXTU CLASS COUNTIES, IN ALL TO\VNSftII'S WITH lESS THAN ~,~OO POPULATION, IN fifTH CLASS COUNT! es HAYINO LCS~ TitAN :WO,OOO, ACCORDING TO 1960 u.s, CENSUS, ANU IN All Tt)IVN. SHIPS WJTI! Less TllAN ij,~OO IN OTlilR COUNI It!,; ~-MEMBER SOAROS u.tcr co AT ~AIIGI IN ALL OTliER TOWNSlllPS; HOWEVER VOHRS IMV IUcRfAH II s- MEMBER BoARD TO 5 OR, AFTCll 5 HAftS, MAY RtoUCt A ~-MlMOER BOARD Ttl " ExcePT fOR TOWNSHII'S wlTi A 1960 POPULATION 01' MORe THAN :>, ~OO IN A r irru CLASS COUNTY' WITH LESS THAN ~OO,OOOi YOHRS IN TOWNSHIPS OVeR 7,000 MAV (STABlISH WARDS AND i elECT 2 MEMBERS FROM EACH AND 1 l~lMUC~ AT l.AIl~t ( OR, WHeRE WARDS HAVe IIELN ESTADLISIHD, MAY Rr- TURN TO ATrlARQC ~LCCnON; TtrU~ ~ YtARS If 01- 1.\ VIDED INTO WARDS, ~ YEAllS IN OTHUl TOWI/GHIPSi \ SALARY IN TOWNSHIPS ovcs 9,000i SALAI'Y OR PI R J DIEM IN OTHeR TO\\f II Table 15. Legally Authorized Elective Offices of State and local Governments, by Type of Government; 1977--Continued 'l'ypo ot gQvcruuwnt end tJ.1.lo ot oloc.U.vo ottico Torm Method of f1nc..1udo number tor mulUpllr-puraon-----~------+-----+------~~------;------QIUeus) (y•• rs) cQmpcnsllt10n NEW JERSEY-Conllnued MUI/lCIPAI.ITIES' • fI ", " • • •• • THt HRM "HUNICIPALITY," AS DErxNCO foR CENSUS (5EE RD~ARK$) STATISTICS ON GOVERNME'lTS, APPLIES ONLY TO THE CITIES, TOIVNS, BOROUGliS, AND VILLAGES IN NEW .JERSEY. TOWNSHIPS, TO VlHICH THE HRM "MUNICI- PALITIES" IS APP~IED BY NEW .JERSEY STATUTES, ARE TREATED rOR ceNSVS PURPOSES AS A SEPARATE TYPE Of GOVERNMENT, THE PROV IS IONS PRlSENTCO IIERE rOR CITIES ARr THOSE THAT CAN BE READILY IDENTI flED IN THE STATUTES; ACTUALLY, MANY MORE YARI- ATIONS liRe AUTHORlztD THROUGH PERMISSIVE LeGIS- LATION AND SPtCIA~ CLASSlrICATIONS. OENCRAL LAW rORMS Of GOVERW~WT: ~ IT IlS--HAYOfl~COUNC /1. fOIlM: C IT ItS OWERA!.I. Y: GOYlRtlHlG BOOY--COU/jCILI~LN (2 PCR \YARO) •• WARD. " ,. SALARY, OTHLR ELECTive orfiCES-~MAYOR • • • AT LARGe • ,. SALARY. SECOIIO CLASS C I1IES <.lNCIIALI.Y; GOVERli/NU UOOY--COUNCILI1!N (2 HR WARD; SEE WAllO.. • SALARY, •••• CITIES WITH 10,OOO-40,OO~ INHABITANTS WITIt EYEN RtMARKS ). NUMBER or MEMBERS ON GOV~,~NING BODY SHAL~ ELeCT AN ALDeRMAN AT LARGE. OTHER ELECllVE Off'ICESI COLLECTOR ••• , • • . . AT lARGE • SALARY. COMPTROLLlR (SEC RtMA~KS) · . ... AT LARGE • SALARY. Office MAY BE MADE APPOINTIVE BY ORDINANCE. HAYOR • ~ ., J .. • ~ OR q AT LARGE, SALARY. R(CORDl:R~ ., •• . , , , , - , 3 AT LARGE . , NOT SPEC !rICO, TRCASlJHEI~ J ••• , , . , , 3 AT LARGE , , . SEE REMARKS • , COMPENSAnON rJXLO OY OROINANCl. 5ECONO CLASS CITIES WITH LLSS TitAN 20,000 POPULAT 10111 GOVlIlN!NU UOl)Y~-COUNClLHtN (7), WARD OR AT LARGe • SALARY. OTHlR tl.LCTlVC orf'lCl~: MAYOR • , , , • • , , • , AT LARGE •• SALARY. TREA~lJRlI~ • f , , , , • ~" AT lARGE •• SEE REMARKS COMPENSATION rJXEO BY ORO IN,\NCL. CITIES Of MOflr. TlIAN I?,OOO POPULATION (SEE . . THIS MAY BE APPL)CAULE TO ALL MUNICJPAlITI£S IN- REMARKS). CLUD INO TO\·/N!;'"PS. GOVLRN/NO UOOY--COUNCILI4LN (~ PER WAllO) q WARD" , SEE REMARKS • COMPCNSATIoN fiXED OY POPUI.AR vorc OIl, fOR MAYOR oweR ~~r.CTlVI. O"flcr,~~-IMYOfl •• , AT L.ARGE, •• , SEE "EMARKS •• IN C)TIES OVER 20,000, BY ORDINANCE. " CIT n s WITII Less TItAN 12,000 POPULATION: GOVLRNINli IlOUY-~COUNCIr.MLN (sec REMARKS) •• 2 SEC R~ARKS. SALARY •• ir DIVIDED INTo? WAIlDS, 3 flEeTED fROM CACti: If MORE THAN 2 WARDS, I rllOM tACH PLUS I ELECTED AT LARGE fHOM CITIlS 1'llTlr EVEN NUMBER or WARDS: 2 AT LARGE IN OTIIERS. OTIIlR Et.lCT rvc orr IC(S--MAYOII • , AT lARoC •• • SALARY, ClTJlS Of 1..55 TUM 10,000 AND MOllt THAN 4,000 POPULATIONI GOVlt!NIN~ UOUYw-COUNCILMlN (see REMARKS) •• NOT SP~C- SEE REMARKS. ., NOT SPECifiED " If 0 IV IDEO INTO? WARDS, 5 CLlCTlO fROM CACH; If IfIEO. 3 011 q VlAROS, 3 fROM CACH: If MORC THAN ij WARDS 2 fRCI~ tACH PLUS, fOR eACH CITY, ! CLECTEO AT LARIlE. OTHtR lLEc.T IVL QPt' J~ ES: MAYOR • , , , ,,1 .J> ,. .. , AT LARGE. ., '" SEe REMARKS, ,. COMPENSATION nXEO BY OIlDINANCe. CIT I[S UORDlIliNG ON THE ATLANTIC OCEAN (ro'mTII Cl.ASS): GOVtRNING UOUY--COUNCILMCN (6), ••• WARDS. , S£E RtMAflKS s SEVEN COVNCII.MEN eleCTED BY VlARDS AND 1 AT ~ARGE COMPENSATION r rxro DY VOTEllS, OTliLR u.ccr rvt, crrrct.s: A5Sl&~OR,. • AT LARGe • , , , ., SEE REMARKS , , , C()LU< TOR. AT LARGE , , .. StE REI~ARKS , , , ~COMPENSATJON nXlD BY OHDINANCE. MAYOR. • , · ,. , , , ... AT ~ARGE .. , " SEE 1l("1ARKS TRf.A~UR[H , J • t , .. , , AT LARGE . , SEe ReMARKS BOROUGIlS: GOytRNING BOOY,wCOUNCILMCN (6). , WARDS OR AT LAROE. SALARY, OTHlR lI.LCTlVf. OfflCESI ASHSSOR (stl RlMARKS). t .... , ,. . , . /IT LARGE SEE REMARKS , , , orr icc HAS BEEN ABOLISf/CO IN SOf~E BOROuGHS; CoM- PENSATJON FIXED BY CDUNCI~. COLLt<:TOR , . . , , , l' . AT LA~GE • , . . SEE REMARKS , . , COMPENSATION fIXED BY COUNCIL, MAYOR •• . -.,. , , . , , . . AT LA_Gt , , ... SALARY, TOWNSI QOVlRNING BOOY~-COUNCllNtN (2 Pf.R IVAHOl WARP •• . , NOT sscc rr nn, OrtlER tLlCTIVL OfFICI.S: AS5lS~I)R. t • , , I • , , •• , , ., , j q AT L~llGE , , , " SALARY, CLr.RK·-TOWN& OVEIl :!5, 000 1'0f'U~ATION. ., 3 AT LAIlGE ,. • SAL/\flY, (OLLECTOR--rOWNS OVlR 2~\ 000 POPULATION. , ;) AT LARGE , , , ,. SALARY, COHPTMOll.tR (SEE REMARI HAYOI! (SEf. IlfMAI S~'ll /OOtnot08 .t end ul Stato, 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS ELECTIVE OFFICES 157 Table 15. Legally Authorized Elective Offices of State and Local Governments, by Type of Government: 1971-Continued NEW MEXICO STATt GQVERNMWT l.tQI~~ATlJRL: R~PRtSINTATJVLS (71)) " , 2 LeOISLATlVe PER D)EM AND OISTRln. MILtAQl, SENATtJRS (/j~), '" , SeNATORIAL peR DltM AND PISTRICT. MILCA9C, Ut)AR05 : U()ARO'II fOUCATION (lo), 6 lDuCAT IQNAL PER DIEM AND OISTRICT, MIUA(lL, (/II""IRATI'IN "JI~MI~Sltm!f'S 0), 6 AT LARGt , SALARY, PER DIEM, AND MI trAGE, 'HUH' IllfTlVI (Jill< l~: APPIIIATI COURT JUD~[5 'DI , • , Ij AT IARGL SALARY, PCR DIEM, AND MILEAGe. AlT'}HNtY !'fNCRAI. , , ,. AT I.ARGt SALARY, PtR DIEM, AND MI!.CAGE, AlJO 11 OR, , . AT I.ARot SALARY, PtR OltM, AND MILLAGE. U)MMISSI/JNII! 1)1 PUUL ic ~AND~ AT LARot SALARY, PCR DltM, AND MI LlMt. DISIRICT ATT!)RNIY~ (j }), JUDICIA~ DISTRICT, SAl.AI!Y, PLR DILM. AND MIl.LAGE, DISTRICT "JURT JUDQl~ (}Il) JVDICIAl DISTRICT. SALARY, PCR OltM, AND Mil (Ml, GOYI HNt)R (HE RLMARK~) • AT "A~GC , , , , SALARY, PtR DI£M, AND MI!.lMt, ~')VLHNt)R , U IILUTlNANT \oOVlRN')R u.i c u o f)N ~AMl rJCKLT , L)lVIlNANr "'>VIRNI)I! (SI[ RIJ ~IC(H IARY II< ~rATI • , , , , AT LARGL , , , , , SALARY, PER DIEM, AND MILLAGE, SU"RLMt COURT JUSTltlS ,~) 6 AT LARGL , , , , , ~ALARY, PtR Djf.M, AND MILLAGl, U(A~I)"IIl, , t .... , f" ... , • J,.. .. AT LA~GL SALARY, P~R OltM, AND MJ LtAGL, ,/lUNTY GUVlI!NMlNTS , , , , , f , , • , , , LOS ALAM')S COUNTY IlAS AO"PTIO A (HARTlR PRi)VJI)INQ (~lI "IMARK~) lOR ITS COUNTY GOVLRNMENT, (jOVLANIN" Ur,OY-·U)MMI$51/JNtRS (} tlU ~; $(~ 2 o)R q StC RlMARK$, $Al.ARY .."" I'Ht CONST (TVTlON PROV Il)LS TIIM L/lVNT Il S OVlR H1MA"K~), 100,000 PQPUl.Arlt)N SIlAL~ u.rcr ~ et)~MISSI{)NIRS fOR II YLAIl rcH~'~: ALL ')TIII.II (OI)N!l tS u.t CT , COMMISSIt)NlRS f')1( 2 YIM TtI!I"S, 'ITIII H I L I( Tl () UIJAHlJS: $1'« lA~ ,tININ" t)1~TI!I(fS .. (t)MMI~SI"NtRS (0). OISTR)CT UNPA 10, onlLN 11111 IVI tl/ f l<1.~: ASSL~~f)"...... _ , , f .. , , , , • , ••• AT IAROl , SALJI~Y. (l r MK, , , , , _ • , f .. .. • ... , J • , AT LAR\Ol , , · ,. , SIILARY, MAOI~TRAlIS (AI lIAST I I'IH "lUNTYI, , • , , • MAGI STRAJ( · SALARY, IlISTIOCT, ... J" , , 2 Al LAI!Gl · , , SALARY, ~1f[RJ' f i .. , , /I .. , • , j , , J , I .. , 2 AT LARGt, '" SALARY. SMAll UAIM~ ~t)I}~r JU()Ot·.(tlUNTltS .)t 100,000 II AT tARGt , , , " SALARY, P')!'I)I Al JON 'JR "")RL, SURVI VOR • , .... , , . , AT LARGt , , PtR OllM AND SALARY. ,. , , 2 AT LARGL .. . " " SALARY, MUNIl I PAl IT It S 1I'lMI RUII lITH~, TollINS, AND VlllA\OL$ (~IL , , , , , ...... , ... , ANY MUNICIPALITY MAY AOOPT A CIIAI!TtR WIlICIt /11\9- RfMARKS) , YIDIS fOR ITS GOYlRNMlNT, ('J~IUINIl\ (11 Y·C')VN I Y u,JYlHNMI NT-·')VlR 00,000 sec SCL RLMARKS, SEt REMARKS. , , , OIf'ICtll~, TeRM, I.ltCTION ARtA, AND r()MPlN$Al I'm P')VUlArl')N 1St( HtMAII~~), RtMARK~, OtllRt~INeo UY INOIVIPUM. CIIARTLI!. MAY')R-ltJUNC It H1RM: "lJYtHN INQ O'lOV' ClrJIS-·AIIHRr-tIN (q Til 10; ~fI RIMM~~J. S, L RLMAR~S, , , , , , ~?YERN INa UOOY MAY PRIlV lot fill! LLlCT)ON t ROM ftJI\N~ ANO VJlIAGl~ •• 'RVSTltS (1) TO 10: ~tt su; HLMAR~S, PlRDJlM, , , WARDS t)1! AT ~AI!Gl. RIr-tMKS). OIIlIR IlllTlYl ')I'j IIlS'·MAY'IR, , , , 2 AT LAHOt , •• , , PER OllM, ('IMMIS51'lN.MANA\olH n)RM: \lOV£RN INO UO()V.'~')MM I 55 II)N tHS (~), , , , SLl RlMARKS, , HI< 01 EM , , , , , l~lCTLO AT LAltGl uur WITH OI$TRICT IllS)OINtl · . Rtou I RLMlNT. ALI MUNICIPAL 'I)"VONATIONS: OTftrR u.rcr ivr OfflCLS··MUNICIPAL JUDGLS () OR AT LARGE, , • " SALARY""" IlNt ~lIlU)I!lO IN ALI M\lNICIVALJTIt$ uNOLH 00,000 MORL: Slt Ht.MARKSI, POPULAT ION 1 OQVL~N INQ uoov or M"/j lC)PAL)TY OYLR ~o,ooo MAY )NCHLASt HuMULH, 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS ELECTIVE OFFICES 159 Table 15. LeBallyAuthorized Elective Offices of State and Local Governments, by Type of Government: 1977-Continued NEW MEXICO-Contlnu¥d S~HOO~ O)STRICTS GOVeRNING UODYI ~OCA~ SCHOO~ BOARD Of EDUCATION TRUSTCES.·(O 6 AT LARGe • , ~ • • UNPA10, OR 7), SPtCIA~ DISTRICTS GOYERN)NG BODY! ARTtSIAN CONSERVANCY D)STR)CTS--D)RtCTORS (0), 6 PlSTR1CT ~ , , , , PCR DIU", ~OMMUNJTV ~AND GRANTS-.TRUSTCES (0). , , , , , 2 AT ~ARGt , • , SA~ARV, CONSERVANCY D)STR)CTS·.PJRECTORS \0; SEE 6 AT ~ARGt • , , • • HR DI~M • DIIIF.Cl<)HS lLICTW IN OISTRlt'TS Ii/lVIN" UllIIIlN REMARKS), 10,000 AND I~~.ON\ MRtS; API'!lINIl" IN AI' OTHlRS, CONSERVANCY D)STRJCTS CONTRACTING WITH U,S, SCI: ReMARKS, , SALARV • , , lOUR tLtCTIO IR,lM PRltIN(1~, J At ','R"t. UNDER RLCLAMATION ~AWS··DIRCCTORS (0), DRAINAGE DISTRICTS •• COMMISSIONCRS (NUMeeR NOT NOT spec. AT LARGE •• , SEC ReMARKS. RLCEIVL LXl'lNSI S "1\J~ CHMPINSAI It'N I lXii' uv SPECIfiED, IfIED, C(lUlll. DRAINAGE DISTRICTS WITHIN ~tOCRA~ RtC~AMATION PROJtCTS.-OIRECTORS: 7~,OOO OR MORE ACRES (9) , • , , , , , , • , 2 set REMARKS, , PlR DILM AND · , EXPCNses, . · , , ~O.OOO TO 7~,OOO ACRES (7) •• , , •• , •• 2 SEC REMARKS, , , , PLR OHM AND CXPlNSCS, , , , , 2~,OOO TO 00,000 ACRtS (~) • .~'"", 2 stt RtMARKS, , . . PlR 0)1.1-1 AND lXPtNSL$. , , · , u.r crm AT IAR~L WITH IlIVISI"N RlbH'IN' I RI·"1I1l1 MINT, LeSS THAN J!~,ooo ACRtS (~) , , , II , , 11 " :I 2 seE RtMAnK5, , , PI.R DltM AND · tXP!.NSLS, , , · , tLtCTRJCA~ )RRJGATION DJSTRICTS--DJRtCTOR$ (~) 2 see R(MARKS, , PeR Ol(t~ AND tXPLNStS, , · ·. IRR)GATION O)STRICTS-'OJREcTORS (~), • , , 2 SEC ReMARKS, I'tR OHM AND · , . EXPtNSES, , , , , JRRIQATJON D)STRICTS COOPERAr)NG WITH V,S, UI\I- Il AT LMGe s , , , Gtt Rtj>tARK!$. NoMUtH ,)1 !>t:MUI.~~ III TlIlMINll! UY Af.RIMI IN ~AML OCR PctLAMATJON ~AWS•• DJR£CTDR$ (SEC RLMARKSJ · , MANN~R /I~ l)RAINA<"1 11lSTRl!.TS WiTtON flUUtAI · · RlClAt>tATION PII')Jltl'S \~ll fIU>JVil; Il,~lll) AI IAROL Wlt'll OlY1S/lJN RISIl11NI.l RI\lVIRIMfNT. NATURA~ '\~~()URCt C~StPYATJON DJSTRJCTS·· ~ SEC REMARKS, • , , EXPLI'/SCS , , • , , !QUIt u tc nn IfIO!4 ~(lNl~ ANI1 J AI ,AlII/I. lYon /lOUI- SUPERYJSORS (~J, T IONAL S/JPUIV I$I)I!$ MAV ut, Al'P')IN tit) llV TIll .TAH NATURAL R~S')V'lel. t'lNSLIWAl ION c·jJMMISS!'IN. WATtR AND SANJTATJON DJSTRJCTS··OJReCTORS (), ~ AT ~ARQC , , , , , SLr. tltMARKS, , , , RIUJYl LXI"NSlS PIUS IVIlAIlVIR r'Jtl"'N~AnnN I~ ST)PUI.ATlO IN I'fTITJ'lN IIJR "R~ANI1AlI')N 'II OI~rRler, 0111 CR BOAROS I NA1URAL RESOURce CONSERYATJON DJSTRJCTS.· q SEC R,MARKS, , , , "lR OJ lM /INO TIlRI,L AOOIT IONAl. OIRlfPlHS IllC!1O '.)I! Atll) I ROM DJRt~TORS Dr WATERSHED ~ON$tRYANCY DJSTRICTS EXPLNSt$, ARtA$ WIT" IN NAfU~AL HI !,"U'!t I ('INS! RYAlI'JN 111&- (01 SEC REMARKS), TRIOS OTlilR IIIAN "tOMARY OJ~IIUI.lSi II .VAnR- S"lO DISltOCT IS tNlllul.Y WIlIUN IINl NATOJR"', RLSOVRC~ CQNStRVATI'IN ()I~TRIO, tiltH!) Al tARQf. 160 GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENT~ Table 15. Legally Authorized Elective Offices of State afid local Governments, by Type of Government: 1977-Conti nued NEW YORK STArt GOVtllNMtNT U(jIS~A1UMtl ASS[MOLYMtN (100) , , .. , , - . , . , . , ASSeM8LY SALARY, OISTRICT, StNArORS (~O) , • SCNATt DISTRICT, SALARY, OTIl~R £leCT rvc orr JCtsl Af'I'LALS COURT JI)STICLS ('I; sec ReMARKS) • AT LARGt , , , " SALARy, •• ,., CONST ITVT/ONAL AMtNOMeNT APPMOVCD NO\Ij:MOER e. J977 PROYIDES FOR APPO)NTMtNT or vUSTI~tS UPON EXPIRATIIlN or THt TtRMS or ELeCHD JUSTiCes, ATTOM.NtV QC,NlMAL , , , , , , AT LARGt • SALARY, , , ELC(TEO AT SAME ELECTION AS GOVERNOR AND LT, COMPTROLLeR , , • • , • , , , , • , , AT LARGt • SALARY, , • GOVeRNUR. GOVeRNOR (51:t ReMARKS). , ••• l . ~, , . . AT LARGC , • SAlAnY , , , , THE GOVCRNOR AND LleUTtNANT GOVeRNOR ARC JOINTLV LI LUTltIANT /JOYCIINO/! (sec ReMARKS , ... , . AT LAIlGt , , , SAL' ,8 , , , , , , ELECT~D, SV~HtMt COURT vuST/Cts (21)1), , , •• JUDICIAL DISTRICT, SALARY, COUNTY GOVeRNMtNTS , . , ~ , , , , , . , EXCLUDES THt 0 COUNTIeS COfo4PNISINO rue CITY or (sct ReMANKS) NEW YORK-.eRONX, KINGS, NEW YORK. QUEtHS, AND RI~HMONO (SEE "MUNICIPALITIeS" UELOW). OTH~R COVNT1ES MAY, U~ON VOT~R A~PROVAl, ADOPT CHAR- HRS WHICH PROIIIOC rOR THtift OOVlRNMEtlT (ALSO SE'~ 8CLOW UNDER "ALTERNATIVe COUNTV rORMS"), OtNtRAL-LAW CoVNTleSI GOnAN INO U(lDY-·UOARD or SUl'lHV I SONS OR AN .. , , , , .. , . • .. .. • , • I , ~ ,HE COUNTY GOVERNING OOOY IN A OtHeRAL LAW COUNTY ellcn!') UOIlV V.~RIOII$LV CAllell THt COUNTY MAV 8£ COMPOSLD or rHt ELECTeo TOWN SUPERVISORS LtOISLATVllt, UOAMO or UGISLATORS, LtGISlATlve AND ClTY SUPERVISORS WJTHIN rue COUNTY. THt UOARO, QR UOARD Or NCPHLSCNTATlv<$ (set SUPERV';vRS ELECTED FOR 2 YEAR TtRMS TO REPRE- Nr.HARKS) , sr"" , THt <:ITI~S ON TUE COUNTY GOVERNING OODY ~tRVE ONLY IN THIS CAPACITY, WHILC TIlt TO\\t,l SUPERVISORS ALSO SERVE AS TO\\t,l GOVERNMENT orr,- CIALS. MANY COVNTICS NOW Cllcr LEGISLATORS rROM DISTRICTS WHICH MAY OR MAY NOT COINCIDE WITH TOIItj LINts, IN SOMt CAStS, LEGISLATORS ARt ELECHO rOR q-Y£AR TtRMS. IN COUNTIES WItERt UOAROS or SUPERVISORS ARC THE GOYERNING OOOIES, vonNO PoweR IS WEIGHTtD ON Tlit UASIS Of POPUl.A- TION RtPRtStNTtO, OTHr.R u.ecr ivc Ol'nnSl CQMPI'ROlLU (stL RtMANKU) , , .. , AT LAROt (COUNn). SCt ReMARKS, , , • orrlce AUTHORIZED ONLY ON PETITJON AND RtrERtN- DUM; Sec "CLERK" UELOW, COHON~M (1 TO ~; seL RtMANKS) •• .. , , , . ) OISTRICT OR AT Sec R[MARKS. , , , OfFICE CAN ot RtPLACtD UY THE orflCE or COUNTY LARGt (C!)IINTV). M(OICAL eXAMINER, WHICH Neeo NOT Ut AN CLtCTIVc orflce; DISTRICT ATTORt~tY SERVlS " ~9RONER IN UWIS COUNTY! SEt "CLtRK" UCLOW, COUNTY CLeRK. _ J • , , • , , • , • , • , , , > AT LARGt (COUNTV IJ set RtMARKS, , • • COMPeNSATION flXEO 0'1' COUNTY GOVCRNIN( OOOy, COVNTY JUDGe (I OR MOkt), ••• , • ., 10 AT lARGt (COUNTYl' SALARY. OISlRICT ATlORNW , , • , • , , , , , • ij AT LARGt (COUNTY , sec RtHANKS. , . , SE!: "CLr.R~," A60\l[, OlHR1CT (OUNT IIUIlQC (AT LeAST 1 PtR DIS. CQUNTY OR PORTION SALARY , , , , , , PREStNTLY EXIST ONLY IN SUFfOLK AND NA,SAU COUN- TRICT 1 SCt RLMARKS), or COUNTY, TlES--MAY OC ESTAOLJSliCO IN OTItCR COUNTICS OV Rtt'tR[NDUM, ~AMILY COUllI Juooe (sec RVI/,RKS), , , ••• , lO AT LARGt , , SALARV .. , • , , , ALTHOUGH A YAMIW COURT IS I~ANOArORY IN All COUN- TIES. COUNTY JUDGeS OR SURROOAltS MAY ACT AS rAMILY COURT JUDGE, $UtM.J rr , .. , .t , ..... J , ...... , , , ... , AT LARGt . , , sec ReMARKs, , , , sec "CleRK" A!lOVe. $UNNOOAT[ (5([keMARKS) , AT LAROE. , . . , set R(MARKS. , , • IN COUNTlr.S or O/tR ~,OOQ POPULATION MAY OC sep~ ARATt orricel OtHeRWISE COUNTY JUOGE stRVes AS SURROGATE! sec "CleRK" A!lOVe, TMlASUIotLM • , ...... • , .. , , , , , , " . , , AT LARGE , , , , . S~t ReMARKS. . , , see "CLERK" AIIOl/c, ALTtHNATlYc CQUIlTY ~ORMS ($[[ RtN"RKS), , . . . , ~, , .. , .. .. , . "'AY IhCLUDC COUNTY ExeCUTIVe. COUNTY MANAGCR, COUNTY ADM1NISTRATORI Jij COUNTICS HIIVE ElECTCO COUNTY EXECUTIVES. TQIItj!SItIP) GQVLNNMtNTS~ .. , .. , . , , , , .... , .. , .. , , .. t , , TO\\t,lS, ALtHOUGH NOT DlfrCR1NO IN LEQA~LY AUTHOR- He ~l.MAMKS) IZED pOWeRS rROM CITIeS AND VILLAGES, ARE TREATeD FOR CeNSUG PVRPO~ES AS A SEPARATE Type or LOCAl. QoyeRNMtHr, AS A CLASS, TilEY AMt AMEA TYPI. UNJT5 RATltCR THAN UNHS TO StMVt POPUI.ATlON CONCtNTRATJONS, ALTHOUGH NUMEROUS NCW YOIIK TQIWN5 SCRI/e URiAN POPUI.ATHIN CtHJ[NS ANO P"OVIOE MUNICIPAL-TYPE Stlll/jCts rOil lUt,II INHAIlITANT$, StCT ION re ot' THE MIINJ~J"AL IlI)Mt RV\.I: LAW AUTHORizes tOWNS TO ENACT LOCAL LAWS SUPERSEDING CCRTAIN PROVISIONS or Tue TOWN LAW, - OUVlk!1llNO UQOV (Set IllMANKS). , .... , , , , , • J , , , , , ... , ... , , , COMPeNSATION or ALL tOWN orrJCJALS IS 'Ixeo ~v TOWN IIOARO, sec RtMARKS, , . , NUMltR MAY OE INCkEAseD to 6 OR DECREASEO TO ~ bY ~ErERtNDUM! NUMICII MAV IIC DECREASEO TO 2 SUBJECT TO peRlIlSSJI/E RCrtRtNOUtll SUPtRYISORS (SCC beLOW) PLUS COUNCILMeN CONSTlI'UTt TOWN OOARD! O(NOALI.Y, rjRST CLASS TO\llfjS ARt TIiOSE OVER 10,000 PQPVLATJON, 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS ELECTIVE OFFICES 161 ----_.--~..------....------Table 15. Legally Authorized Elective Offices ·I)f State and Local Governments, by Type of Government: 1977-Continued ryIW ot IIQVornmontand UU. of ducUy. oUi.. r.... U.otlon .~'.. bI.thod of ------+---t------,-+--.--,--+".~~-"w.(1n.~ud. nlllUbo. tor muHipl,,·p ... en ottte •• ) (y•• to) N~l'.n •• tlun -,"."", ". NEW YORK-ConUl'lued TO~(SHIP) GOVCRNMENTS.-CONTINUtO GOYERNING DOOV·.CONT)NUCO S~CONO CLASS TOWNS'-COUNCI~MEN (ijl SEE M~AMKS) Al ~ARGC • • • •• sec M!.MARKS•••• NUMOER MAV U~ OL~RlASLD T,) ~ SUUJlO tl' I'tMIII~- SIVt NltCN(NOUM; SUPtRVIS,lRS ANlJ \()UN~ II MlN co N' snlun TO~N UQARO; UOAHDS 01 T')\\f'.l~ "I Il~~ T"AN )00 POl'YLA1'ION AND ASSLSSUl VAlUL Ilf 11'& THAN UOO,OOO CONSI51 Of SuPlHVISOR ANO h\IIN Ab~I,51IU OTHER POI-ROSI IMPROVeMENT OIST~)er Co"I OTilER u.ccrrve ornc.u (Stt REMARKS) ••••••• I, ..., , ) , . , .. , , ALL 1)11 IC~R5 Of TOIINS M,IV UL Al'PlllNTlVl 11'.11,'1 lAX COLI,telOR 1)1' au.csn tUISS Tt'\\N~, ~UPI RVI'JI'll~ JUSTlCLS, AND COUNCIUltN; ~OM"IN~ATI\lN 1'1 AI, ·1 l)flIC(RS IS nXIO UV 11)1IN UI)ARO, I ASStSSORS'-SECOND CLASS TOWNS ONL'( (»). , .. , , ;i OR q AT LARGe Stt RtMMK~•••• $MAl,I, TOIINS-I ASSLSSOR; $l( AISI) ""lIILH Ill< TIVI · . 01 fleLS," AUOVt. C~CMK , , , , • , , , .., , , , • , , • , , , , 2 AT ~ARQ~ • • • •• NO~MALlV A"~OINlIO; SIL ALSO ",mHH Ilt,TlVI OfnC~S," AUOV',. REceIVER 01" TAxes AND ASSESSMENTS--fIRST CLASS 4 AT LAROt • , , .. StL RlMARK~ •• TOWNS ONLY (sec RtMARKS). I}SlC "OTHCR u.tcr rvt Off lel$," AUIlVL. SUPERINTENDENT Of H)GHWAYS (SEE REMARKS) •••• 2 AT LARGe • , .. , sec NtMANKS. SUPUY',SOR (SEE REMARKS). , • • , . , .. , 2 AT LARGe. , ste "!.MARKS •••• A TOWN WI TH A POPQLAllON ('NL-IIA! I THl NT AL NPU · . ·.. LATION ')f IT$ COUNTY MAV urcr ,IN AllOl nONAl SUPCMVISOHj SH ALSO "<)THlR UlCTlVl Ofll(lS," A!lOVC. TAX COLLtCTOR·.S~CQND CLASS TOWNS ON~V (SEt 2 AT ~ARGt • , Set R(MARK5 •• . . on rec I'AV DC IIUOLISIICD. ReMANKS). · TO\Wj ~IJSTICCS (21 sec REMARKS), ••• , , , •• AT LAkGt • · , .. set R!.MARJ(S •• UY MtFLRtNDUH, TOWNS or ~O.OOO OR ~IORL PQPULAllON MAY HAve ~ \lUSTICCS. 1~,OOO 1m MOR._ I'OPUIAllt'N, q; Stt ALSO "Oll1lH lL.tCTlVL OttIClS," MOH. MUNICIPAl.HIES , , , t • • • • • I , ~ • ...... tHl: nRM "HUNICHALIlY," AS OLf INto rOR Ct.NSU~ (SJ:t REMARKS) SYA!lSTI(S ON GOVLRNMlNTS, APPlltS ONLY 10 CITICS AND VI~LAGlS IN NIW YORK. TO~NS, TO \\fUCH THt lCRM "MUNICIPlllarllS" IS ,IPPLHO UV NIli' YORK STATUlt5, ARt TlltAllO AS /I Sfl'ARAH JVI'L Of 41}V rKNMUH lOR ClNSt,lS PIJNI't)SLS. CITIES (StE RtMARKS), •• , ••••••••••• . . , , ... , . ,. , CHllS ARt CUARTERlO UY TIlt srAn UOISLATURl • mty MAY AHlNO AM Rtl'l ACt nttlK CUAHfLRS UY LOCAL LAW PURSIJANT TO TIll MUNICIPAL UOMt RUl!. LAW, THE CITY or NEW YON~ (SEt M~ARKS) •• , •• , • , ..... , .... • , , , " .t , " r ALTHOUGH N£W Yt)R~ CIW opeRlIllS UNOlR SPtCIAl CItAKHR, /'ROVISIONs lOR ITS GOVr.RNHtNT MIt ~Rl· SLNTtO III OtTAl1. HtHt SINCL IItlY RtI'RtstNT A UNIOUt SITUATION IN THt CQNSOI.IDATION or WI. ~ COUNTIES AND rue CITY fQR ~t)VtRNHlNTAI. ~URPOst~. GQVERN,NG 1100'1' I COUNCIl.MfN (~~) , , , .. , , , , , , , , , Gtt MtMARKS. · , SALARV • . , , , . TWO COUNCIU4(N APt tUCTlO AT LARot 'ROM (ACIt 1\, I I . THt 0 80ROUOII$1 OnteRS UY ~l"Tt SENAl'" DISTRIC1. PM~$JDtH1 or CllV COUNCIL • • , • , , ; • • • AT LARGe , . · .. OTHER YOAIIDS I COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT 80AIIOS (SEt AT LARGE • , , , . UNP~IO •••• , • tACit or THt ~:t COMMUNITV S~HO()1. 015t")(T nOMOS 1l''''MKS) , (11$ or vANUARY 1971) CONSISTS 01' 9 MlHOLRS AND 1$ THtATLO, rON C(N$US RLPONTINO, AS AN AO~\JNel 0" rue NtW YORK CITV DOMO 01' lOUCATION. OTHER eLeCTIVE orf,cEi' YOMQUOH·PM£SID(NTS 0)" q 80ROUOlj, •• SALARY. .) , .. · , .) , ~IVJL COUMT ~UOQ[S · . /20). · . , , , . · , , . lO cIVIL COURT ·.. SALARV, DI$TR)CJ$, COMPTkOL~tM • , • s • , , , , ~ ;'T LARQ!: • , SALARV. • • .. • ij • DIsr"lcr ~JTOMNtYS (0). • • • • • . , ,· , COUNTY • , ·., • SALARY, MAYOM • • • • • • , , , • , , , · ~ AT LARGE. · , . SAL.ARY, aU~MOGArtS (~), • •• • • · • lij • , · 3ALARV, . ,, , , , · , • • ·,· , COUNTY •• • , , ·. V1LLAOUI GOVERNIIiG 1I00V· ... OAIIO or TIIUS TttlOl (GtE Gtt WARO 011 AT LAROE. SALARV • , •••• USU~LI.Y ij TRUnteSI MAV UI: tltANOtO, SVUJtCT TI) MEMAIIIIS), M~AIIKs. PERMISSIve RCrERENOU"'t 2-YCAR ltRMS MAY lIt INCRtAStD TO II, SUUJCCT TO "(RMISS rvc RtrCRlNOVI'. QTIlU !:LtCTlV£ orf/CUI "AYON • , , _ • , , , , ••• , , J ., '" SEC AT L~ROE • , .. SALAMV • • , • • • J'liO~VtAR TUM MAV ec meNtAstO TO q, GUUJLCT tl) R!'J'IAIIKS · , HRMIG$IVt RtfeRENDUM, , , , , · , , . II ;'1 LM\lC , , .. , SALARY •••••• orr ICC J',AY Ill: AUOt.ISItI:ll OM INCRI:AStD re II JUS- TlctS, SUU.JCCJ TO PERMISS)Ve Iltl'CRLNOuM. J $CUOO\, 0 I $Till en GOYEMNINIl 1I000YI CtHT"AL SCHOOL OISlMICr$- .. TMU$T~tS (0, " QR ;'T LAIIOt , , , , , 9), cITY SCUML. DJlfMICTS--IIOAMD$ or I:DUCAflQII (0, AT L;'1I0C • , ~, . TMAVEl. ANO clTI£S 0.' I.US TItAll l2~,OOO I'OVUIATION; OlStAIC1 7, OM ~J sct II~;'IIKS), EKPtHSES, S(.IIVIIiO LAROLR CITltS ARI: CLA$slrltO AS Otf'I.Nt)- I tHT AQENCltS or TIlt ClTY (lOYtRNMLNT. UIlAROS Mr APPoINJeD IN SOMe CITIES. 162 GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION 1977 CENSUSOF GOVERNMENTS Table 15, Legally Authorized Elective Offices of State and LocalGovernmentJ.• by Type of Government: 1977-Continued 'I'¥po./ KQV.''''','''L ",,4 t/tl<' 0' .leeth. Q"~C" To... ElocUon .r.. lI.thod of -~-.,,-'.n41"d.<---~n\l104or_u._.I.r JOuUI"I-·...:...••...:...-----'---+---'--+------i------1r------pOTOOIIolf~c •• ) (Y .... ) co"'P""•• tlon NEW YORK-Conllnued SCHQO~ D,Sy«,tTSM-CONTINVta ~QV[ItNIHOaOOY··CONT INUta (Qt-tMQNSCHOOL OISTRICTS·-TRUSTI.ES (sec ReMARKS) SEC AT LARGE. • • •• TRAVEL AND 5MA~LER DISTRICTS HAVE ONLY I TRVSTEE; OTHER Ol~- NeMAPKS EXPCHSES. TRICTS, ~; IF I TRU5TEE, T[RM 1 YEAR; IF ~ TRU5TEES. TERM ~ YEARS. UN/ON fRCE SCIiOOI.O/STR,CTS--OOAROS OF [OUCA' ;,OR ~ AT LARGE . . . . TRAVEL AND TlON (J TO 9). EXPENSES. $PCC'AL DISTRICTS ...... • . . . .. SPECIAL ACTS PROVIDE FOR NUMEROUS OTHER [LECTEO (5[£ R(MARKS) OFFICIALS IN SPECIAL OISTRICT~. TOI>!jrlR[ OISTRICTSl GOVLRhlhG UOOf-'COMHISSION[RS (~) . . . . , ~ AT LARGE . S[[ RI:I4ARKS.. , .}COMMISSIONERS UNPAID UNLESS [LECToR~ of 91~TRICT AUTHORize COMPENSATION BY VOTE; TRCASUR~R'5 OTlltR lLtCT IV'; Off ICtS·-TREASURER , . . . , . 3 AT LARGE. . SEE ReMARKS, . . COMPENSAllON FIX[O BY COMMISSIONERS; TRtA~URER . --.-., MAY BE APPOINTIVE. ~- .~.'" . .. ~ ------= .."'+ ...... 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS elECTIVE OFFICE$ res - _ ...... Jilble 1.5, LfP1,1y A"th9riJtld t:1~i", Offi~$ 9f Stilt, jlnd L.~I Governm,nt$, :))11," 0" G9Y,rnm,n~: J'77-Contin~ed E~.~t~on arc. ).\.~hcid of componsotJol\ ~9RTH CAROLINA ~TATE GOVER~~ENT !I&tjEJI.h~ lISSEllPLV: .II~P,RE~E~TATIVES (120) ••• • ;! REPRESENTAT IV;: PER 01£1-1 ANO o ISf/UCT. TRAVEL. SENATOR~ (50) ••••• ;! SENATORIAL PER OIEM ANO DISTRICT. TRAVEL. 9TI1tR tLECTlIIE orr tc ES: lIPPEI\~S CpURT JUDGES (I;! J a AT LARGE SAI.ARY. AijpITO,R •••••••• , • I! AT LARGE SAI-ARV. ATTORNEV GENE~A~. • • • • • • • I! AT LARGE SAI.ARV. CLERKS OF SUPERIOR COURT (100). . . .. I! COI)NTV • · · SAI.f;RY. COIII1JSJi l'~NtR Of AGMClIl. TUllE • •• e • II AT LARGE · · SA~MV. CO"'H"SIQNER Of INl/URANCE ••• .,., ... I! AT LARGE · · · liALA/lY. C9MMISSIQNER Of LAPPR •••• Ij AT I.ARGE ·• · SAlI\IlV. PISTRICT lITTOJlNEVS (;5;5) ••• II OIStRlCT • , SAI.AI\V. PI~TIIICT COURT ~~GES (1;!7) I! JUDICIAL DISTRICT.· .. SA~ARV • .. .. ., • • 1 I; AT LARGE. SA~ARV. . , .. .. I! AT LARG. · · SALARV AND PER · · OIEM. SEC,RtT,ARY OF' STATt. • • •• • •••••• I! j\T ~ARGE SALAIlY. SUPER 1011 CoUIIT JUIlGES (55). • • • • • • • • • e tliSTRICT · SA~ARY. S~PERINTEijOENT Qf PU8~IC INSTRUCTiON •••••• II },T LARGE . · SALAIlV • S\JPIIEIIE COURT ~IJST ICES (7). • • •• •• a },T LARGe SALARV. T.REASURER • • •• ....,... • Ij AT LARGE · · · · SALAI\V. COUNTY GOVERN~ENTS ...... NUMEROUS OEVIATIONS FROM TH£. GEN~RAL UGISLATtON (StE JlEIIARKS) · · eXIST BECAuse Of SHe IAL Lell,SLAT/ON; opnONAL PI.ANS ARE ALSO PROVIQED IlV ~lNI RAL LAW. jlOVERNING ijQOV--COMMISSIONCRS (~ QR ~OIlE; SEt SEI: SEE REMARKS. SALARY ANO U$UA~LY J OR 5 M£.MIl~RS IlUT SOML ~OUIIT Its HAve IIE11A,,!KS). REfjARKS. · EXPENses. HORC; IJSUALLY q-VlAR TeRMS IlUT 2-YlAR TERMS ARC AUTHORllED rOR ~$I~ COUI;T1lS; IN q COUNTies, SOl-Ie OR ALL MCMlltRS ARt l~CCT£'o BY DISTRICT; IN THe OTIILR COUNTI!,S [LLCT ION IS AT LARGe OR AT LARGe WlTli OISTRIc.:T ReS/IlENec RL9UIRtIlUIT; CHAIRMAN I~I\V ac EUcrO SlPARATCLY. 9T}lER ijO"ROS: 8OIIRO Of EDIJCATIoN (!II SEE REMARKS) • • •• AT LARGE. PER Oltll AND COUIlTY BOARO or IllUCAT ION tLLCTED AT LARGC IN TRAveL. AREA SCRVIll; CITV BOAROS or IllUCATION EXIST BY SPEC IAL ACi AND HAY lit LITIICH ELeCTIVe OR APPOINTIVe. ~om COUNTY ANIl CITY BOAROS or EOI)CAT/ON ARt TREATLO, rOR tENSUS PI,IRPOStS, AS COI,INTY MtNClES. coUNTY HP~PITA~ 80ARPS OF TRUSTtES (7; SEE A1 LARGE • • EXPENSES •• IN col,INTICS ESTABl.,ISHING sUCH HOSPITALS. IItMARKS). OT}lER I;LtCTlVE OfFI<;tS: cOJlQNE,R (SE£ REMARKS) • • •• ••• •••• AT LI\RQE f'Ees •• •• QfnCE /lAS O~EN AIlOL I$H£.O IN MANY COUNTllS. IItGISTtR OF PECOS (SEC R£lo!ARIIS). • •••• AT LARGE • • SALARY ANO/OR NOT ELeCTED IN ALL COl,ltITiES. FCES. SHERIff • • • • • • • • • • • , • • • • , • • AT t.AR4E. • •• SA~I\RY. . . , , M\JNICIPALITIES MAY AOOPT EITlltR A MAYOR-COUNCI~ OR A COI,INCl~-MANAC)£.R rORM Or GOV(RNMlnT UNOCR GENERA~ ~AWi PRoVISIONS SIlO\\I'l aeLOW APPI.Y TO !10TH roRMS; (jEIH,RAL LAW PROVISIONS I.ISTJ'D UtLOIY ARE ALSO S\JBJECT TO MOOIf)CAT/ON BY SPEC IAL OR LO<;AL LAI~~. GOVERN1N~ ~9Dv--co~~CII. HtH8ERS (;5 TO 12) • • •• ;! OR II see RtIlMKS., • SALARV.. •• E~ECTED fiT LAR()E, BY OISTillCT, QR A COMU/NATJON of THE TIVO. 9TijEII E~ECTIVE orrl~ts: )iAYO/l (SE£ /lEilARKS') • •• ...... ;! .oR Ij AT ~ARGE • • • SALAIlV.. • MAYOR MAY aE tl,.ECTIll ev VoTERS OR APPOJNTIll BY COI)NqL FROM AMONG ITS M£l-IBCRSHIP. 9TJitR 1I0AROS--TO\l/NSI HOSPITAl. TIlUSTE£S (7, SEE RtIlARKS). 6 AT I.ARGE • •• EXPEIl$C~. •• IN TO\\I'lS ELeCTING TO eSTAeLISH suer HOSPITALS. SpECIAl. PISTIlICTS GpVEIlNJtjG J/QOY; ~AN1~"RV OISTRICTS--QISTRICT ~OARO (~; SEC 2. OR Ij AT LA~Qt • • , • • PtR OIEM •• NUMeER MAY Ill: INCREASED TO 5 BV THE BOAR!) Of .IlEllARKS ). COI)IIT'I' COMJ-II$SIONCRS. .sOIl. "NIl ,WATtR CQNSI:RVATlQN OISTIIJCTs--sliPER- sct JlEMARKS. , • , PEIl DIEM AtIIl SIJPCRV ISORS ARE ELCCTEP AS MI;MoERS OF CO\JNTV VISo,RS (S£I: RtHAR.KS). EXJ'£NSES. SOIL CON$l:RVAT/oN cOMMITTEe; J ELJ:CTlO AT LARGe IN EA~H COVI/T'I'; IVlIERt 0 ISTRICT JIIC~UOtS JoIO~t lllAN 1 CQUI/TY, CQMl1ITTt£S Of ~ACH COUNTY M£tT I AS BQARO or SUPtRVISORS; IF OISTRICT COMPRIsES HQRe THAN 4 COUNTIES, STATE CQMMlTtee JoIIIY, BUT IS NOT REQUIReD TO, APPOIIiT 1 AOOlTJONAL SUP,R- } VI$oR; IF LESS TIlAN II, STATt COH/lITTCI: APPOINTS " AOOlTl9NI\1. SI,IPtRVISQRS. W"TtRsHEP '~PIlOVEilt«T OISTRICTs--TRUSTEES (~) • II AT LARGE. •• • PER OIEM ANIl I EXPENSES. ~~ ,99YERNM_ENTAL 9Ryf\N~~ATION l~nCE;NSUS OF GOVERNMENTS Table 15. Legally Authorized Elective Offices of Sidte and Local Governments, by Type of Government: 1977-Continued Typn of gcvorneent end title of eloctivo crr.zee Term 'dethod of Elect-lon area Remarks lincA-LIdc number tor mu:'t1ple-pcrson ot!lcc5) (yoars) compensation NORTH DAKOTA , ;, STATE GOVERNMt.NT I LtGISLATlvr ASSEMBLY: REPRES£./I\ AT/VES (100). 2 LEGISLATIVE PER DIEM AND DISTRICT • EXPENSES. So/ATORS (50). q LEGISLATIVE PER DIEM AND DISTRICT. EXPENSES. OTHER BOARDS: PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSIONERS (}) 6 AT LARGE SALARY. OTHER ELECT IVE Offices: ATTORN EY G EN ERAL • ij AT LARGE SALARY. AUDlTOR. ij AT LARGE SALARY. COMMISSIONER Of AGRICULTURE. ij AT LAhGE SALARY. COMMISSIONER Of INSURANCE. 4 AT LARGE SALARY. COMMISSIONER Of LABOR ••• q AT LARGE • SALARY. DISTRICT COURT JUDGES (19) 6 JUDICIAL DISTRICT. SALARY. GOVERNOR • • •••• q AT LARGE SALARY. ELECTED JOINTLY. LI EUHNANT GOVERNOR. q AT LARGE SALARY SECRETARY Of STATE. q Ar LARGE SALARY. SUPREME COURT JUSTICES (5) 10 AT LARGE SALARY. SUPERINTECNDlNT N PUBLIC INSTRUCTION q AT LARGE SALARY. TAX COI COUNTY G~V[RNMENTS GOVERNING BODY--COMMISSIONERS (J OR 5) q DISTRICT PlR DIEM AND EXPfNSE5. OTHER ELECTIVE Oft ICES (SEE REMARKS) A~L ELECTED OfnClALS WIlOSE: DUTIES INVOLVE TRAVEL MAY REC~IVE TRAVEL EXPENSES. AUDITOR. q AT LARGE SALARY. CLERK OF DISTRICT COURT--COUNTIES ~f 15,000 q AT LARGe SALARY. POPULAT ION OR MORr. COUNTY JUDGE: (SEE REMARK~ J q AT LARGE SALARY. AUTHORIZED IN COUNTI~S NOT HAVING COUNTY COURT Of INCREASED JURISDICTION; IN COUNTIES Of 6,000 TO 15,000 POPULATION IS EX OffICIO C~ERK Of DISTRICT COURT. COUNTY JUSTlrL (SIC ReMARKS) 2 AT LARGE SALARY AUTHORIZED IN ALL COUNTIES NOT flAVING COUNTY COURT Of INCREASED JURISDICTION. PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR. 4 AT LARGE fEES. REGISTeR Of DEEDS IS~~ ReMARKS I. 4 AT LARGE SALARY IN COUNTIES Of 6,000 POPULATION OR LESS, IS EX OffiCIO CLfRK Of DISTRICT COURT AND COUNTY JUDGE SHERI rr, 4 AT LARGE SALARY. STAr~S ATT{)RNlV. q AT LARGE SALARY. 5UPERINTlN!llNT or SCHOOl S. q AT LARGE SALARY. TREASURER. q AT LARGE SALARY. OPTIONA~ COUNTY GOVlRNMlNl mRMS (SEE RU.ARKS) INCLUDE.S "CONSOL.IDATED OfFICE fORMS,tt "COUNTY- MANAGER FORM," "SHORT fORM Of COUNTY MANAGER," AND "COUNTY-MANAGER fORM I'll TH ELeCTED MANAGER." GOV~RNING erJDY--COMMIS.IONERS (3 OR 5) DIS,RICT Pf.R DI~M AND TRAVEL. OTHER ELlCT IVE Of f ICES--COUNTY-I COUNTY JUDGE AT LARGE SA~ARY. SUPCRINTlNDENl Of SCH'lOLS •••••• AT ~ARGE SA~ARY • SHERiff (NOT AUTHORIZED fOR SHORT fORM Of AT cARGE SALARV. COUNTY-MANAG(R GOVERNMENT). TOWNSHIP GOVERNMENTS GOVERN ING BODY--SUP~RVI~ORS (3). } AT LARGE • PER DIEM AND EXPENSES. OTH~R lL~CTlVE or r ICES: ASSESSOR (SEE RI.MARKS) 2 AT ~ARGE SALARY AND ELEcrlON IS OPTIONAL. EXPENSES. CLERK. 2 AT LARGE PER 01 EM, fEES, OffiCE MAY BE MERGED WITH THAT Of TREASURER. AND EXPENSES. CONSTAB~ES (2) 2 AT LARGE fEES. TREASURER. 2 AT LARGE PER 01 EM AND SEE. "CLERK" ABOVE., EXPENSES. MUNICIPALITiES HOME RULE CITIES ANY CITY WlrH A POPULATION Of 100 OR MORE MAY ADOPT A HOME RULE CHARTER THAT PROVIDES ALL PRO- VISIONS RELATING TO ELECTED OffiCIALS. MAYOR-COuNCI~ fORM: GOVERNING eODY--~' DERMEN: 10,000 POPULATION OR MORE llq; SEE REMARKS). q WARD SALARY MAY REDUCE THE NUMBER Of ALDERMEN TO 10. q,OOO TO 10,000 pepULATION (12) •• q WARD SA~ARY. 2,000 TO q,OOO POPULATION (8). q WARD SALARY. 600 TO 2,000 POPULAT ION (6). • • • • • • q WARD SALARY. ~OO OR ~ESS POPULATION (Q; SEE REMARKS). q AT LARGE SALARY. MUNICIPA~ITIES UNDER 200 PUPULATION MAY REDUCE TH NUMBER or A~DERMEN TO 2. 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS ELECTIVE OFFICES 165 c:a· & ow Table 15. Legally Authorized Electh.·e Offices of State and Local Gover.'iments, by Type of Government: 1977--Continued Type of govern.ant and title of elective oUice Term. Eloction area Mathod ot --~------+---+------l--"':----+------.~-(1nclude number for multiple-person ofUces) (years) com.ponl.tion - .. NORTH DAKOTA-Continued MUNICIPALITIES--CONTINUED MAYOR-COUNCIL fORM--CONTINUED OTHER ELECTIVE OffiCES: MAYOR. ~ AT LARGE SEE REMARKS. OtTeRMINlD BY COUN'I. WITHIN LIMITS biT l\Y !.J.TAY .. UTl. MUNICIPAL .JUDGE. 4 AT LARGE SALARY. .) . I COMI~ISSION fCRM: GOVERNING BODY: 1 COMMISSIONERS (4). q AT LARGE SALARY. PRESIDENT. q AT LARGt SALARY. OTH;R ELECTIVE OffiCES: MUNICIPAL .JUDGE. 4 AT LARGE SALARY. CITY MANAGER fORM (SEE REMARKS). . , SAME PROVISIONS AS fOR MAYflR-ft'UN(1l H'~ ..1 1\t"1Vt • MODERN COUNCIL fORM: GOVERNING BODY--ALDERMEN (5, 7, OR 11) 4 SEE HEMARKS. SALARY ~AY Bt ELLeTtD AT LARGt Ok A , vUINAl J 'N ' t M LARGE AND BY WARO: "AVOR IS AN tlhT ...P ~~t""lltt( THE COUNCIL. ". SCHOOL DISTRICTS fARGO SCHOOL DISTRICT--BOARD Of EDUCATION (9). AT LARGE • U~PAID. PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICTS--SCHOOL BOARD (5, 1, Of SEE REMARKS. PER DIEM lLlCTlO AT IMGt IINIIS~ Rl"RuANIZATI"N !'IAN ~lJ'" 9). ULATES OTHERWISl BUT IU SPECIAL DISTRICTS GOVERNING BODY: HOSPITAL ~ISTRICTS--DIRtCTOR~ (5 OR MORE). 2 AT LARGE UNPAID. IRRIGATION DISTRICTS--DIRECTORS: Of 10,000 ACRES OR MORE (~, ~, OR 7) ~ DIVISION OR PER 0 Il,. AND PRECINCT. EXPENSES. Of LESS THAN 10,000 ACRES (~: SEE REMARKS) ~ AT LARGE • PER DIEM AND U OISTRlcr o rv ioru JNTO PRU.IN(lC; 1.1r~UIVJ~loN~1 eXPENSES. SANE PROVISIUN~ AS 'DR TIlOH "VI~ 1",«00 A~Rl~ APPLY. PARK DISTRICTS SERVING CITIES--COMMISSIONERS 6 AT LARGE . SEE REMARKS. REClIVl SUCH Co"PlN~ATlf)N AS t.OV1RNIN(, B'lDY '11 (5) • MUNICIPALITY ALLOWS, RECREATION SERVICE DISTRICT.--COMMISSIONERS ~ AT LARGE UNPAID. (5 OR I~ORE). RURAL fiRE PROTECTION DISTRICTS--DIRECTORS 2 AT LARGE UNPAID • . ONE MEMBER ELleTlD AS PRlSIDlNT. 1 AS VICE P"f~1 (5 DR MORE: SEt REMARKS). DENT, J\~D 1 AS SECRlTARY-TREASURlR. SOIL CONSERVATION DISTRICTS--SUPERVISORS (~) 6 AT LARGE EXPENSES TIVO ADDITIONAl SUPERVISORS IN lACH UISTRICT 1·1AY ______--JL- .L. 1- L..:B:.::(~A:..pp:..:O::..I:,:;N:.:T..:E:::;..OBY TIlE (LECTeD SUPlRV IS'JRS. i I I ,! I: ! ! ,)I' , , 166 GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS Table 15. Legally Authorized Elective Offices of State and Local Governments, by Type of Government: 1977-Continued Type ot gcvernaerrt Dnd Ullo of erecerve ofUce Term Election ire a Method at Remarks ______(~I:'~:l:u:d:e~n:~::be:.r~!o:r~mu:l:t~I:Pl:e~-:p.:r~B:o:n~O~f:!:lc:a:s:)_t--(:y:ea:r~.~)~~------,-----i_----c~o~m~pc~n~s~.~tl~o_n t- _ OHIO STATE GOVERmlENT G(N,RAL A5SEt~BLY: REPHESENIATIVES (99). 2 REPRESENTAT IVE SALARY. DISTRICT. SENATORS (;~3) SENATORIAL SALARY. DISTRICT. BOAROS--STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION (23) 6 CONGRESS lorlAL SALARY AND DISTRICT. t:XPENS ES. OTHER ELECTIVE OfFICES: APPELLATE COURT JUDGES (38) 6 APPEI,LATE I.olSTRICT SALARY. ATTORNEY tlENeRAL. II AUDITOR Of STATE. 4 <-OVER-NOR ••••• , . . tI LieUTENANT GOVeRNOR . tI HCRETARY OF STATt. ., ••••• II SUPRE:"1E COURT JUSTICES (7; SEE REMARKS) 6 TRE;ASURER or STATE. II COUNTY GOVERNt~ENTS (SEE REr~ARKS) GOVlR"HI~ BOOY--COr~fllSSIONERS (3) tI OTHtR BOAkOS--COUNTY BOARD Of COUCATION (~; SEC II RtMARKS). OTHER EU'.] rvc orr ices: AUO ITOR ••••• , ~ • lJ COMf10N P~EA~ COUIlT CLERK. lj COMMON PLlAS COURT JUDGES (~EC REMARKS) 6 CORONER • II AT LARGE COUNTY COURT JUUGLS (SEE IlEt1ARKS) q DISTRICT EIIG WCER. tI AT LARGE JUVeNILE COUIlT ';UUGES--CUYAHOGA COUNTY (II). 6 LARGE I I AT PROSECUTING ATTORNEY. 4 LARoe RECORDER. II I AT LARGE SHERIFr II AT LARGE TREASUIlLR • q AT LARGE ALTlRNATC PLANS or COUNTY GOVeRNHENT (COUNTY eHCUTlV~): GOVeRN INO BODY--COI111J5S lON~rs (3 TO 21) q AT LARGE OTHER (LtCTIVE orr rct;s (st e fm~ARKS) •• COUNTY eXECUTIVE (S~E REHARKS). AT LARGE • • • •• SALA1(V .. MAY BE APPOINTIVE. TOWNSH IP GOVERNMEflTS GOVERNING OQDY--TRUSTEE5 (3). AT LARGE PER DICf~. OTlH.R LLECT lYE orr rc esr CLeRK ••••• ..... , , ..... AT LARGE SEe RE.l1M MUNICIPALITieS 1i0Me RULE 11UNICIPAL.ITIES (SEE R~11ARKS). PROYISIONS rOR GOVERNMENT rOUND IN INDIVIDUAL CHARTERS. coot C ITI~S (GENERAL LAW): GOVeRNING BOOV--COUNCILMlN (~ TO 17; sec 2 WARD AND AT LARGE. SALARy..... • NUMBER ELecTED O~TERI~INED BY POPULATIOU; BUT 3 RlMARK~ ). ELECTW AT LARGE, OTHERS fllOf1 WARDS; IF NUI1RER IS 10 OR HORE, 1 OF EVERV 5 f1Et1BERS ELECTED AT LARGr, OTHER (LlCTIVE orr rct s: AUUITOR ••••••• q AT LARGE SALARY. H,WOR •••••••• II AT LARGE SALARY. Pl TRtASt)RE:.R , .. II AT LARGE SALARY. 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS ELECTIVE OFFICES 167 Table 15, Legally Authorized Elective Offices of State and Local Governments, by Type of Government: 1977-Continued 1 Type o! IQVornmont and Utle ot elective oftice To.,. Election urea \ C1nc~ude nwnber 'Of noultiplo"porsQn o!tlces) (yoar. ) Remarks I OHIO-Contirlued MVNIC IPALIT IES--CqNT JNUED COOE VILLAGES (GENERAL LAW): GOVERNING aOOY--COUNCILMEN (6)., ",. , AT LARGE SEE IIEMARKs. , COMPENSATION fiXED BY ORDINANCE. BOAROS--TRUSTEEs Of BOARD Of PUBLIC AffAIR~ AT LARGE SF.: REMARKS. REQUIRED IN VILLAGES OWNING OR OPt«ATING PUBLI~ ('; SEE REMARKS), UTILITIES EXCEPT THAT IN VILLAGES HAVING A vn LAGE AOMINISTRATOR, THE BOARO IS ABOL1SHUl: COMPENSATION fiXED BY ORDINANCE. OTHER ELECTiVE OFfiCES: CLERK (SEE REMAIIKS) , • . , AT LARGE , SEE REMARKS • , ~ OffiCE Of CLERK AND TREASUREll MAY BE COMeIfW~: MAYQR , , , ~ , , , •• , , Al LARGE , SI:I; REMAClKS. • ~ COMPENSATION fiXED BY OROINANCE. TREASURER (SEE REMARKS) , AT LARGE , , SfE REMARKS. OPTIONAL PLANS fOR MUNICIPALITIES: CITY MANAGER PLAN: GOVERNING BOOY--COUNCILMEN: OVER 25,000 POPULATI~N (9) ••• AT LARGE. . I SALARY • 10,000 TO 25,000 POPULATION (7) , AT LARGE. , , SALARY. 10,000 OR LESS POPULATION (5) • , AT LARGE. . SALARY. COMMISSION PLAN: GOVERNING eODY--COMMISSIONERS: OV>.R 10,000 POPULATION (~). II AT LARGE SALARY, UNDER 10,000 POPULATION (3) , II AT LARGE SALARY. MAYOR-COUNC IL ("fEDERAL") PLAN: GOVERNING eOOY--COUNCIU1EN (5 TO lb). SEE SEE REMARKS. • SALARY • UNDER 10,000, ELECn!) AT LARGE; IN OTHER C!TILS REMARKS. EHHER AT LARGE on BY WARDS: TLRM q YEARS If ELECn.D AT LARGE, 2 YEARS If lUCTLO BY IIARU&. OTHER ELECTIVE OfFJCES--MAYOR • , AT LARGE • SALARY. ALL MUNICIPALITIES--OrHER ELECTIVE OfFICES: MUNICIPAL COURT CLERK (SEE REMARKS) 6 I~UNIC IPAL COURT SALARY ELECTED ONLY IN DISTRICTS \'mER~ A MUNICI~AL DISTRICT. COURT EX ISTS. MUNIC IPAL COUllT JUDGE (SEE REMARKS) 6 SEE REMARKS ••• SALARY EXISTS ONLY WHERe lSTABLISHEO BY STATE LAW; I'IJI~- BER Of JUDGES DETERMINED BY LAW; ELECTED IN DISTRICT OVlR WHICH HE HA& JURISDICTION WHICH YoAY INCLUDE OTHER MUNICIPALITILS THAN THAT IN WHICH r.OURT )S LOCATEQ AND INCLUDES NAMfO SUI<- ROUND ING TOWNSIHPS. SCHOOL DISTRICTS IN COUNTllS WITH ONLY 1 SCHOOL [lISTf!lCT, Tilt. (SEE REMARKS) COUNTY BOARD Of LDUCATJON &fnVlS AS THt. GOVLRN- ING BODY Of THL SCHOOL DISTRICT. GOVERNJNG BOOY--BOARD Of EDUCATION: CITY SCHOOL DISTRICTS: l5C,vOO POPULATION OR MORE (~ TO 7). '.' Ij AT LARGE· ••• s EE REMARKS. COMPENSATION BY peR DIEM If APPI 50,000 TO 150,000 POPULATION (SEE REMARKS). SEE REMARKS. c : REMARKS. fROM 2 TO 7 11ENBERS ELECTlO AT LARGE AND NOT MORE THAN 2 lLECTCD FIl011 SUBDISTRICTS; COMPLN- SAT ION BY PER DIEM If APPROVED BY SCHQOL BOARD. LESS THAN 50,000 POPULATION (, TO 5). II AT LARGE S E:E REMARKS, , '~' COMPENSATEO BY PEr' OIEM If APPROVED BY SCHOOL EXEMPTED V ILLAGE SCHOOL 0 ISTR ICTS (5) • . , II AT LARGE SEE REMARKS. , BOARD, LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICTS (5). ,.. , , . II AT LARGE SEE REMARKS, SPECIAL DISTRICTS NEW COI~MUNITY DJsTRICTs: GOVERN1NG BOOY_-THUSTEES (7 TO 1'), 2 AT LARGE NOT sPECII'JED. SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICTS: GOVERNING BOOY--SUPERVISORS (5) •• , " , AT LARGE EXPENSES. 168 GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS Table 15, Legally Authorized Elective Offices of State and Local Governments, by Type of Government: 1977--Continued Typo ot govornr.wnt and tltlu QC oltJctiv(I o!ljr:u Term Method of ElccbQn ilroa Remarks C,nclude nUJDbo.r tor mulUp1u"porsQD 0111(,013) ,ye.r. ) compunsat1on OKLAHOMA STATE GOVERNMENT LEGISLATURE: REPRESENTATIVES (101) 2 LEGISLATlVr. SALARY AND PER DISTRICT, DIEM. SENATORS (~e) , SENATORIAL SALARY AND PER DISTRICT, DIEM, BOARDS: CORPORATION COI~'~ISSION(RS (3) AT LARGE. SALARY. OTHER ELLCT IVE OFnCLS: APPEALS COURT JUDGES (6}... ..,...... 6 (ONGHlSS IONAL SALARY. DISTRICTS. ATTORNEY (>WERAL, • • AT LARGE SALARY, AVO JTOR J, .. • , I • , ,. ..·1 AT LAIWE • , SALARY. CIIIEF MillE INSPf.CTOf<' •• AT LAHH , SALARY. COI~MISSIONtR OF CHAKI'(J(S AT LARQL , , • SALARY. COMMISS lONER OF LABOR' •• AT LARUE. • , • , , SALARY. COURT OF ClUMINAL APPlALS COUllT Of eR/Mlt/AL SALARY. INITIALLY APPOINTED fOR 12 MONTIi TCRM OY GOVERNOR IWMIlKS). APPf.AlS DISTllICT. fROM LIST Of NOMINATIONS SUPPLIED OY JUDICIAL NOMINATING COMI1I5SION; ArTeR 12 MONTHS, STAND Fon RETeNTION IN OFf'ICC OY VOTERS OF ELECT ION DISTRICT. DISTRICT A1TORNfYS (21) •• . q Ol~TN.JCT , • , SALARY, DISTRICT COUltT JUUUES (66) •• . ., II DI&TI SUPREME COURT JUST IC es (9). 6 SUPREJ~L COURT SALARY SLC "COUllT Of <-llIMINAL APPEALS JUDGES" ABOVE. OJ5TI'ICT. TREASURER •• AT LARGE. SALARY. COUNTY GOVlRNMENTS GOVERNING BOOY--COMI1ISSIOtlERS 0) COI~llISSIc)NER SALARY. o ISTIIICT. OTHlR EI ccr rvs Off/CIS: A~5ESSOR. ~ •• , AT LAltuC • SALARY. COUNTY CLLRK. AT LAllOC SALARY. COURT CLtRK. • AT LAHCE SfllAPY. ~HtltJfF • . . AT LAIIG~ SALARY AND rEES. (·UPlR/NTCNUtNT OF SCHOOLS . AT LARGe, , SALAHY • ONL.Y ELLCTtO IN COUNTIES WITH "OtP~NUCI'IT" SCIIOOLS. • SURVLYOII (S£E IWMRKS). 2 AT LARGE • SA~AHY I r EES AND NOT ALL COUNT! ES /fAVE nus Off IC E. PER DIEM. Tf MUN ic IPAL IT I LS CHARTER CITIt~ (~tE I ALDLRMANIC ClTIE~: GOVfRNINu BOOY"-COUNCILMEN (1 PtR WARD) q OR ~ SEt RtMA/tKS. SEE HEM/IRKS. , . ELECTLO AT LAROE W/TH WAllO RESIOWCY REQUIRE- MENTS; COMPENSATION fiXED BY OROJNANCE. OTHt R u.tc r IVL OfF ICL& (HE REMARKS). . ", IN CITIES Of' 12,000 POPULATIC~ OR LESS, GOVERNING BQOY MAY CONSOLIDATE ELECTIVE orPICES. CLERK (Stl fa.MARKS) , ••••• , , ~ •• Ar LARGE SEE REMARKS. PFFICES MAY BE MAD!: APPOINTIVE BY VOTE or ELEC- MARSHALL (OR POLIC~ CHILfl sec R~MARKS) AT LAROE, .. SEE REI1ARKS, • , • TORATE; COMPENSATION fiXED BY OHDjNANCq OfFICE MAYOR (iLt RtMARKS) •••••••••• AT LARCH. .." SEE REMARKS ••• , STRl[f (OMMISS lONER (S~E kWAkKS) ••• Of TREASURER MAY BE CONSOLIDATED WITH ANY OTHf.R AT LARGE SEC REMARKS. ,. orr rc E. TREASURlR (SEt REMARKS) •••••••• . " AT LARGE SEE REMARKS • COUNC IL-MANAu~11 (I TItS: uOVlRNING OOOY--COUNCILMOI (HE REMARKS). S lC IltMAR~S. EXPENSES. FROI~ q TO 6 WARDS WlTtI 1 MEMBER PER WARD AND 1 AT LARGE. 5TRON~~MAYOR-COUNr/L CITltS: GOVLkNINu BODY--COUNCILM~N (q Ok ~) WARD E)o.PENSES. OTliLR ELECTIVE OffiCES: MAYOR (SEt REMARKS) • ,. . SEE REMARKS •••• MAYOR IS COUNCILMAN EX OfrlCIO ELECTED AT LARG(; COMPENSATION fiXED UY COUNCI~. TOWNSI GQVERNING UQOY--TRUSTL~S (} OR ~) • 2 &EE REMAltKS. , •• SEE REMARKS, •• ,RUSHES ELECTED AT LAROE BUT WITH WARD RESIDENCE OTHER lLLCTlVL orfICl~: fEQUIREMENTS; COMPENSATION OF ALL ELECTlvr CLeRK • • • , • ,.. .; ... .. q AT LARGE SEE REtMRKS. , , OFFiCIALS UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED JS flXEO BY rREASURU~ • • ..., , , •• , .. . q AT LA'~GE , .. , • I SEE (lEMARKS, •• ~ TRUSTEr.S, OTttER LLLCTtD BOARUS: BOARD or PUBLIC IVORKS--CHA/RMAN .. " .. , AT LAllQE ••• .1 SALARY • Seo tOQtnotos ut cud 1)1' Stato, 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS ELECTIVE OFFICES 169 Table 15. Legally Authorized Elective Offices of State and Local Governments, by Type of Government! 1977.-continued Type of govcrrununt and tit~e ot oJecUYE: Qt!,.r:e T"Tm thctlon araa )l",U,->d 01 (~nelud. n""ber tor ",ultJpl.-p.,SQn oIHee.) (~care ) OKLAHOMA-Contlnued SCIjOOL DISTRICTS GOYERNING eOOY~-BOAROS Of EDUCATION; OEPENOENT DJpRICTS NOT I'AJNTAJNIN" A HIGH AT I.ANOE , , , EXPENSES. SCHOOL (3), EXPENses , , , , .. IllNLRALLY U cerro BY tLIl'TlON 1l)~TI!lI1~ 11111 ~'A' INOEPENOENT DISTIlICTS (~ OR 7), s , , •• r SEE R(MARKS, , . Bt: ll.tCTlO AT lAROf. IN tlIS'I COI~UNJJY COLLEGE OI~TRICTS-~TRUSTEES (7) , • , AT LARO£ , , , " NOT SPECJfllU, SPECIAL OISTRICTS GOYERNING BOOY; CONSERVANCY OISTRICTS-~OJR£CrORS (~). , , • , • SCE REMARKS, , ., $t~ Il£MARKS, • •• ELlCTW AT IMOl WITH "RIA 1 CQNSERYATION OISTRICTS~-OIR£CTORS (31 SC( AT LARGE. CXPf.Nsts ... , _ • rwo AOOITII)NAl. MIMOtllS AI'I'IHN1(tl. REMARKS), fiRE PROTECTION DISTR)CTS--OjRECTOllS (3)., , AT LAllOE • , . , UNPAID. HOSPITAL OISTRICTS--O)ReCTORS (7) ••• r • r • WARD. r , , . EXPENSES. IRRjGATION OI~TR)r.TS--DIRECTORS (3 - 9). " DIYISIONS. , . , PCll OIEM AND EXPlN!.JLS. MASTEIl CONSERVANCY OISTRICTS--O)RECTORS (SEE 5 5E£ R£I~A1lK5. . PER OIEM , • . NUMBeR Mil EU!'TlON AlHA INII JAIl Y [HulonlNIlI uv REMARKS). OlSTRltT COURII O)SlItl11 MAY 'Ii/lNbl MJ~1011l ANII AlleA UY vor e r '/It'll "OVlRNMIN1Al IINI1 IVITII/N HASHR CON~LHVANCY flJt.>TIIlrT MU~1 III 11t"'II~tNlt{) BY AT lrA~T 1 DllllnOIl; IItf'RI~IN1AfIl'N ON Il"MtJ DASW ON "orul AfI'lN, uur NO 1 UNII ')R Il/VI'.!oN MAY ItAYl MOIU TitAN ~ U/IIl< 101l~. REGIONAL WATER OISTRIBUTJON OISTIlICrS--OlREC- 6 COUNTY, , PEIl DltM ANO rnnu, IllflEt TOJ1~ fROM tACit ,OuNTY IJNlEoS Imt Y Imt TORS (SEE REMARKS), r.XPENSLS, COuNTY IN Vlllltil CA&~ 'J 0111[1.1011& ARE IlI'lIU. RIJRAL WATER, SEWER, GAS, ANO SOL)O IYASiC ~ AT LARGE, " • NOT SPlC IflLO. MAXIMUM NUMUFH Of ()1f'l~llJ1'& )& I). _.!I~:!!A!!:N!!:A~G~E::!I~~EN:!;T~OC!I.2S.!.T!:.R!:IC::.!Tc:S~-::-!::O.!.I!:.RE~C:..!Tc::O~R~S....!..(S~E~~:..·.!R~E:::M~A.::.ll!:.KS:.L!)'~..J -L ..!.-. " __ . ..._. __ .--~ ~_._ •• J£ftcctivo Jall'lory 8, 1079, t.hot/a o,f'ficcs wUl. be: combined intQ one , 'E!J'ocUve Jnnuul'Y 8, }919} th{'su ~tticf}rtJ wUl be npPQ,t.ntud by thu gavol'nof, aJ::tJoct1v(I Jnnup)')' 8 .. 1979, Lhu90 oaLces will bu ubolhhud. "The turm "deponduut,,'1 os used ho)'o, l'otOrB to clnssJ.t1cntloll of scncot dht1's,cta by Btoto )lopJ'd Ql ~,,"'Qtlol1 lH\d )IUI JlQ .. "hUull tQ tho dl.HJuilStllOQIl »t tlleno I,Ihtl.lCtll tOt ceueue pUJ J)0808 • 170 GOVERNMENTAl- ORGANIZATION 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS 5 ; $, i" P Table 15. LegaUyAuthorized Elective Offices of State and Local Governments, by Type of Government: 1977-Continued fYIU!·1I gl'Yl';nrcnt pr.4 t t t Iu Q( oiL('UVU u/fHfi /form E)uctJ.on arl,lJ MOt)lQdQt J\cllHlrku ilh JI II.. ll~~I.t(jr If)!" .n~!~~,~J~?~~"::!!!._'"_._" I-..;'Y_"_'_T._)_f ' +__C_9_m,,;.p_ol_IS_"_t_lo_" __ ;- •• _ OREGON ~T/ITI "QYlNljI1fNT l.H,j .....1Ar'Vl .fo!1'.;lMl,JlY: "lPUP.ltfnAT1YPJ (tjQ), , , t ., ,.,', I , '1 I!£PR£SENTAT IVE DISTRICT. SENATORIAL SALAI!V, D)STRICT, OTIIII' II (l T IVI 'ir!)',!',1 /ll'1'IAI', "N"T .)/)1)1,[', (6) (SlL JH.MA~K5), , , /IT LARGE. • SALARY •• 1 , 1977 Lf.O)SL/lTION !NCHlASLO NIIMOlR OF JVOC;lS 1~ 10, I\111)11r.l Y ')ttll ItAl" .,,' _ , •• I , , I , q AT LARR£ , , , J , SALAHY, (JU(IJlf fl)I)U1 ,JV(J,,,ltJ (IV). , .. , , , , , , ; , 6 JUCIC I/IL bALMY, I 0 I~TKICT, /j IJI)VI Hr~I)U, , •• " "." " "" AT LAf(OE " ,. SALARY, l AlJfJII (t)t<1t"Ji~tJJfJIHU •• , ., , ., • .;", I, AT LAROe, , • , • SALAllY , ',(IIHTj\UYt)f f"JTArt,."""""", /j AT LAIlUE ., " $ALARY, ','JJ1f I .. , , , . , , , . , , , , , , ., ,110M!. HULL <'IIAIHI"~ HAYI UII N AunpT!11 UY U' NTI)N, II()O!) III Vfrl, JACK~ON, IANt, MVLTWlMAll1 ANt) IYASIHN~TON C'IIJNTIl~; nu III ,.OVtIININI, UfJtly 1& A OOAIUI or r()MI11~~IIJNl"S ')f 3 MII10(/1~ IN ut NT,)N, JAtK50N ANU LANI. rOII~TJH" 'J )N TIll IYM,IIJN~T 1}},jlR t',UN1JtS~-(0UNrY (')UNT: C.'JMM I~!.t J ')Nt N~ (,iI) • t _ , , • Al LAn<.".l •• " &Lt: tU.MAf~KSi • ~OlJNTY JVt)o!:' ~ n liN J\> 6 YIAI'~ tl 'iT/IE R U"M'IJ~' lJ Jl\Jt4f) Ill'" tOt 1'" ·AIIV l',I)I,Y OOAIUJ!, (' J'! I~ OISTlliCT AT LAllot, ~LC Itrl1A)IKS, •• , UP/flO- T), COMPLN$ArJIIII flXIO UY l't)IJNTY ot)VII'NIN(, I)OllY, WJNIJ 11~(},dl'N u ,',I Ull JlJ .....AUV P,t)HY lH)Af([)~ (If Pf It ). OISTHlcr AT IAIlOL, ill IlIM/lIIKS, , , • 1)J'llltIt r ). OTlIfI(tl.HtJVII}fJl(I~J: IV,'Ii ',',flU, f •• , • •• _ •• t t i , , , , • q AT LAkQl , , , J , 5~l IILMARKS•• , , J\lJ(llTtJI("" .. t<1lJl TW)t"AH «IJIJN1V (JNl V, , J , • , q AT L/lRUe , ••• Sft IHMAHKS. , •• 6 OlGTUJCT 1 J , • , , , , ~,tll i( 1f J , II AT LAfHH •• J • , • StL NtMAI'K~. , , , ~,\WVI '((}It • • , • " , , p , • • , , , , II AT l.AHGa: • • • -' , Sr.t IllM/IIIM, , , , CI)MPtNM1J(JN HXltJ flY counrv I,OYIHNIN!, !lOllY. rtnN.lJlHI( , , , , , , , , , , . , .. . . q AT LARGL , • , , , SLl IItM/lHKS. • . . MIJNlclPAl1T II!> III,MI 1<1111 I4IIN)' I I'M. 11It', (~I I IlIJ1/1tlK5), . . , . . , , . , , ..... OVlR 90 PIlle I NT or 1)[/1 (,I)N <./T 11~ HAVI w)m "')Lt CliAnTlIl& WHltli fllIOYlIJl I 'Ill 1111 /II r..OVlIINMtNT, ~OMt HAVI I.HAUrt"~ UH/lfHIlI UY 1111 11IJI~LATUllr llTJllIl UY CPI'<:IAl (II< ...£NUI/Il At r~, P/(f)VI'JION~ .1l0WN GlU)W APPLY ONLY TO l'lTII& WllllI)IJT 1l1)11t IIl)I.!. CIlMlrUIS, t1HHI JPAI JrH', Iwrlo/AtH~I.I tJUPln tlHt ..'.'1.110fT ~l(.H ,."'Ill,fllli" U·I[)Y··""jf1. llMIN h).. .,., •• st.r At L/lUOC .,., NOT SPICll'lllJ ••• ruur.r uccrru OlffiNIALIY--.' rOil /j YIAI'~J 1 F'll< ~ RfMAIIKS. YI AilS. ~ll IN 11 1I1/it 1r J t', "ll11Af4 lIt j) IJNOI U I}UtJ ,,'.' 1,901 TO " I. I, 'I r 1/1" II, lIl'I'): '_II'/I,\rdl~!. U,J'\( .....;:, "'HUN (6) •• , • ., f J , AT LMoe , UNPAIIl, IHUt I( tit )IV' "11 JI I',: CtAYI}H •••• , • , •• f • j •• J • " , AT LAllOe " •• UNPA10, tlAl<'.U II ... , • f. J' J _ , t _, •• J AT LA/lQC , • , I • SLt RLMAHKS, , • , lit t I Iii, It h. ) t f .... t • , • • , •••• ~ , /IT LARUe, • , • , SEC IICI~ARKS, , , • COMPI N$AT I- " f IXW OY 01<1)IIIANt I • I H! fI',IJhf U a •••• ~ f _ , J •• , , • _ J • AT I,Moe , ,. • Stl: HCMAIIKS, • , , ~977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS ELECTIVE OFFJCES 171 - Table 15, Legally Authorized Elective Offices of State and Local Governments. by Type of Government: 1977-Continued \ \ QREGON-eontinued t " ~CHOO~ ol~rHlcTs \lOYERNINO BOOV, AOMINISTMTlYC SCHOO~ OISTllICT$~~SCHOQ~ OOAHOSI OVER qQ,OOO POPI)~ATlON (7). , , , , , , , , , II AT ~AR(lC , , , ,. lXP!t15IS. leSS TIlAIj 110,000 I'OPV~AT JON (C~9) , , , , , , q ZONt OR AT ~AllGr.:, tXPlNSLS. ". 5lVlN MtMUlU!, 11 u n t u- At IhlllJti nlltlh.tlr)tl t 1 M[.MUEH I~ !.LL' 1(1) Ptil IVI'II,. q INTERMtOlATE tOVCATION OJSTRJCTS~.OIRtCTORS (71 , •• # AUTUORJ/IU ONLY IN lll()~t ((lUN11I', Ntl1 "AVlti" J\ il SEE REMARKS), t'QVNTY UNIT {!' Ih)t)l- ~Y~l ft.,. PRtWl'IJt)l~l\ ;\~I tu COUN1itS SUUSI IlVI-NTl V (AI 11" l'I~~i I IlANul~ , rRQM COUNTY IJI'IIT .,'H<)OI \lV',ll M, lhll\1 VIII, ,o!. \lU)l1l TIIAT 1111 If'IIIHfllll)IIl1 111'"Al \lINn! It"AW Ut (t)Ml'tJ~lO tlf MlMI,)I ttl. tit tift UIlAHP t'l )ftl InN \ braTlHNt !,tlhlOllll:)lI~J\t'!i lNU!'lJdtP,l'Illi If~ (Xl'ESt. l)f 'OU.!JUV, AT IIA~T " AhlJ ftor MtllH tHl\i. !) MtMULH') AtH (IIOt,IN fl1I1"" "UNt'I, uu htf1l\Hjl)lh f)U1M 'fit! lJH,l HI< T At l AU"I. qTV SCHOOL IJISilHCT$ AND COMMON SCHOOL OJST~ I RICTS~~O IRtCTOllSI OVER 300,000 POPULATJON (7) , , •• , , ••• q lONe Oil AT ~ARUr.;. EXPEN~t S. J ~ESS TIfAN ~OO,OOO POPIJI.ATIQN (~), , , , , , , q tONE OR fir ~AR\lL. ~xp!.NSrs, 1 COMMIJNJTV ~O~~t9l 0 ISTRICT$5~UO/IHO Of COUCA~ q /.oNC Oil AT ~AnGL. [,XPH/Stt.. ! T)ON (7). ! COUNTV IJNIT O)STIUCTS~.IJJnLC1'OllS (0), • , , , • I UNION H)OH SCHOO~ O)STfOCTS COMPHI$ JNQ MonE q AT ~AHUC , , , ., r,xP( NSl$. THAN 2 SCHOOl. OJSTllJCTS~~OJnlCTOllS (~), OTHER u.zcrtn UI,JAI{OSI ~OCAL SCIlOOl. COMMITTEts <'» ; s • , , ••• , , , SPlC IA~ IJ I~TlO<' rs , ( \lOY tRN)NO BODVJ AIHPORT IJIST«JCT$·~MEMULHS (~ TO 7) s , , , , • AT ~All(lC , • " NOT speClrBI/. '1 CEMETEHV I~AINTJ:IjANCt OJSl'RICTS~~eOMMJT1'Lt AT LARGe. , NOT SPECIF)ED, o IIIccrons (,), ,1 CHEMICA~S CONTHO~ I)JsrIHCTS'~CoMMITTl:C Al' ~AIU.lC • • •• , CXl'l.NGI.~ •• tNH 01t.1UhT OlJAUl1 Allin ItA~" '''If'''~Hll-, APPf)JNltli I DIReCTORS (~l $I:C HLMMKS), r OU .'jOoVf AI( fllttt, r DQMESTIC \YATER swl'~Y IJISTIl)CT$~~CQt1MIS~ lIT LMGL • , • " I'll! lJ)lM Aim SIONEHS (0), [XI'INS(~, f ORA)NAG!: o)SrIUCTS~~$I)I'U'Y JsORS (;~) • , , , • , AT LAllOL • , • •• Plil U II}! ANfl I LXPlNSC$, ~ GtOTllEHMA~ BLAT/No I)lSTI' ICTS··COI1MISS lONERS (0) q AT ~ARac , • , , NOT $I'I.<:II'/tl), IICA~TIi D/STRICTS~~IJ)HlCT<)IIS (U) •• J , , r II AT LAliac , , , • NOT $Pr,CIrIlU. IHHJOAT ION DJ$TIOr:rs·~DIHI:CrOIiS (~I etE J AT LMO£ Oil " tH OIl.M ANti NUflOlR NAY IH HI<'II1A',11l Ttl 'I 1)1"}Ij AI lION IlY HtMAIlKS ), DIV ISJI)N, tXl'C.NSL~. UVAI PAHK AND RCCllCATlON I)ISTIl)<:TS~~OOAI,rJ (3 011 Q) AT LARoe.. " pell III LM, PEOPLES VT)LJjV I)ISTn)CTS~~OJHECTOIIS (Ii), , , DIVISION, , , , , SEt Ilf.MAHK5. MAY In, r i.I ~AI, .uv MI) I ~"llj~I" /IT 1I1~"JIIII(jN 1)1 1 UOAnu, ·1 q A'r LAHOE. •• CXPtNsts. q AT LAUOl: , LXPENses, q AT LAUQ!: , NOT SPLC)f'J£l), t q AT LAHOe , , tXPtNSr:S, ) AT LAnOE, , 1'£11 tlltM ANI) ,l Ix"rN~U" SO)~ AND wAitH CON$I:IIYArJON tlISTlunS·~$I)PEI!- II AT LAM! • •• EXprN~l$. YJ SOilS (~ OR 7), H~CYI$ION TI 172 GOVERNMENTAl.. ORGANIZATION 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS Table 15, Legally Authorized Elective Offices of State and Local Governments, by Type of Government: 1977-Continued 'Jypo "r gOYOlJll1IUllt .1Id otlo M u(oct/YO orr,,'o "0"" nUl tlo" 01'00 M"\ho~ of ____,_~":~~~~:~::~IJJ'/I)J' ~,.u.:*t:;'.!:P;;:,IO;..':;P.:.UI;;'.:.;O.:.:"_O:.;/.:.r;:.I,:...u:,:':')__ -f_':'Y':'u .:.r..;~..;J-1I-• ~ +- (!~~~l~1I PENNSYLVANIA STArt: GOytllNMWT GWtllA~ AS$lMIl~YI RtJ>IH$lNTAlIVIS (JO,) . . . . . , , , J Hll'RtSI NTAT IY~ ~ALA/lY. ·. 0151IU<:T. 5lNATQR$ (~Q) , •• , , • , • , , , • , , , . , StNATORIA~ ~AlAHY, o ISTIOCT. OTHER tLtr.TlVr. orr/CEO (Sll. Rr.MMK~)/ .... , .. .. , , ••• , •• ,. OtOIl.NINO IN 1960, Till ATTOIlNI Y ~I MUA!. 1'1111• AtSI) UI u.re uu, AUO/rOll \llNtMI. ••• , • 1 , , , , · , 4 AT LAHt,U .. SAlAHY. COMMON P~tA5 JVINES (;>67) • · , , , IQ JVOICIA~ IJJ~TnICT. bA~AllY, 10 AT I.AHGI ••• , SAl AHV .... , .. ,. II rt rt IVI IN I'I/Il, N1)Mlll/l 1)1 ~IJI".I!, Will III Ill- ·. t'UlN')IU TIl l}t U1STHlt T J'J~Tlc.'t~ (·JQ4) , , , , , , , , • , , • MM1ST, IIIA~ ~Al AHY .. •• IAlll 1I1lJf 1;llllK 'IF Till ')uPIIAN~' ")(JIH J <:1)MMIJN)rV ('I)IJI JN~PI.I·TI)/i5 'W ILJ,I.Tl')N', (;> I'll< 1)/!)tltlt.Tj" • 'I UHJTHltl •• t f J I'l11 uJH1, JU/J~f. 'if' ll,ttTl'JNS (l PUt nl~ll !Jill It 1ft • ~ • J • • _ • , J • J , , ••• J , • LT Il\IlI,1 • , , bAlAI{V, lHIA!;IJlO Il , ) J J I • • .. •• , .... 1M I AIC~1 , •• !JAtl\h'f Uh tl)r1tH'J!.11oN, WT II)IMI PI (IN', I I ~IIiJi I VI .1 "')lll.li 1'1 liN II, n I II I,IJVIUNIt<', IJI~IY·."I'mt,U"IN (\, 'i, 1 'lI' 9) •• 'I AT I AlIIJI 1)// UV I un IIJtI IJ J~TI!/I 1 III ur u !lIlT IVI ')/1 I' II,: t f)Nllit)llllt •••• ) , J J J j • J , .. II AT I Allvl ...... J !)J\lAIiV .... lilt T lltN )" Itl'l1tIIMI • IJ PJ tlllt 1 At rlHHH Y • J t , • j , II AT Ill/lijf , t •• , 'JAlAHY, ·.· 1}\1"IlIVI (~,II IU"A/lK~) • , • · II AT IMII,I .. 511111HY • MAV AI !,I) UI III 1111/110 TI) A!. "MAYIIII," ',WHlfr (!.Ill Iltt~AUK'J) J • I · · J..• ~1I1/lkY 1111 1 11)/1 I', Iii' tllJllI\l • • •• J..... 'I AT LA"';! j" ·.· ,. J .. • • j ) • • , • J q • • llH A~IHlf H I • I , Al I AlI'II .. J J .. ~AIAIIY , . · II IIll"N IS IlfITJI)lllll. 'l)lINt I< .rlANA'J1 H P..AN: \lI)YI/ININ" Ol~)Y··I lJUNI I< 141N O. 'I, ')II ~I ~t I Al LAIlUI Ill( UY 4111A/IY •••••• MAY')I' '.INIiWIV ~llll "'I UV ""ml It "IIII~ AMI)N') /lfMII/lK~). tl It lltJN IJI~TIf/I 1 IT',MI'''IJII'~III1'1 ~'J1I1IWIJl IJI II I II II I I IIVI 1)11 II I ~I (1)l'llI(tllllJf .. f l .... JI , • • J , 'I AT LAllvl. •• • !.iI\l.M'y _ , .. . , . It I ( T JliN I~ 1)"ll'H/AL. IIP,TlIII I AfTt)llNlY •• · . .. II $AI,AltV, , . , ~ AT I.AllVI. " f,;lIl n If r • f , • .. J I • , .... , .. I, AT lAiWI. • , • GALlillY , . I t.u. T ION I ~ III'T 1i)II/I(,. TlU A!.tIJHI H .t J .. J. .. .. q AT ~l\Ifvt • , • ·• • J .. I .... , . , SALAflY · . ~HPlI. MlltH< II'Al.lTY 1'1 AN (~Il IHfIAHK~) ••••• , j , -' , ...... , • • ,. lilt 1I~1~ "ttlJNJt:II'fclllYI" 1)NIJlI. 1'111 I'llllltYIYAlIl1I 1l()I~t I<'JII ANI) 1)I"II)Nfcl PLAI/~ f,TA1UTII IIPI'I./(O II) (OIJN1110 /\Nil TlmN~llll'v A', lilli. M l<11.ltHG. OQIIIJUUIIO, IIN1) IN! 1'/11',,1(11111) Tl)\1i1'" 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS ELECTIVE OFFICES 173 '4, " • (N...... ~...., •• ,...... ~ Table 15. Legally Authorized Eiective Offices of State and Local Governments, by Type of Government: 1977-Continued RHODE ISLAND ~fATl .. t)VL~NNLNt lIlNlMI MSIIAIl~V' "~P"IGI/jIAtlV(~ \ lOll) ••••• , ••• RtPRLSINTAllVl PER Olt/>l liND OISJRln, C>c~tNStS. StNllTORIAI. HR OW" IINO DISTRlers CONSIST ')r ,I e ITY OR NIIN ,)I! PORTI.INS OlSTRlcr (Stt: £XPtNStS. TlltRI.Of'. RU""RKS) • !I IIIII BlttlVl IIIII!I~' "'fl)f(Nl't Vt.Nftl/l.l, , J • J ~ liT I./\RGC SIILMY. UUHItM l"tA!iVltUt _ •••• ,· · · · 2 AT LARGt · · SAI.ARV. I , · · IJ,I)VtltNIJM •• t ••• ·· ·, · lit tARQt ·• ·, · SAI.AIIY. · · · j/ · · I ltVTtNANl .,tJVt HNn" •• I ~ • · · , , •· · .' AT 1./l1l\lt • · SAI.}lRY. j •• · I , · 5lt'IH tAnY tn !:HATl, •• · · Ar LARGt • SALARY. ··· · · · · ~ · · · · t .jIJIHY \o'lVI MNt'1 N f~ · . . , ...... RHOOt. I SLANO liAS NO t)RGAN 111.0 rO~NTY GOVlRNfllNI. (Sit Ht"~RKSl · ·· · · · NIIN(SlIIP) ~"Vtl\NfllJ'H\l ...... • • • •• ••• NIINS, At.lUOU\lt\ NO)T OIHtRIN\o IN U\O,\llY /lutthlN- (Sit HIMAN~';) !lEO POWERS fROM C I TItS, ARt THEA rrn rllll CENSllS I'IJRPOSCS AS ,\ s£P.\RtlfC nilE \JF GIWFRNNtNT. AS " CLASS, TilEY ARt Me.\ nl'e lltHtS MTIIER Tlt/lN UNITS TQ SERVE l'OI'\JL,\TlON (t)NCLNT~ATlQNS, Al TIIQIJIlII NUMERO\JS RIiOOt I S\,AND T<)\IN. SCRve URMN POPUL/lTlON CENTeRS "NI) I'R\WIOe NUNle IPIIl- TYPr. SERVICES rOR TII£II~ INIIIIOITIINf5. NUIlCR l,t,1)YlItN IN ... U,)Qy,,,,·t illJNt Ill" rl~.,).. • ...... , ... su, NtI>IARKS. NOI SPltlrltO ••• NAY ui, u.rcnn liT I.MOl \)~ UY lHSTRleTi ~ "t>~l !J!J.i1lt (' rl' I) , ~ ; t ~ '" l."RUl .... , _ • NOT SPlt: Irt lO. NIIY ilL AI'I'OINllO. t , 1 Nfl:, • • ...... t .. .. ~ ~ Ai tt\NUl .. • .. .. t NIIT SPltlrttO. MAY Ut APP01NrIIJ. t-h'Ot IMleR ...... ~ At l,ANt,it .. , .... t- NOT 5l'telrltO. · . StN.\HAN)' t .. )0 , i .. ~ Al l.AklJt \. , t , .. NIlT SPlUnto, ,/ At LI'N.Ulo...... , .. NOT SHelrilO. t-IIIY UL "I'P !i'"')"1 IJlSI~IU!;l IOII'IU,1 ~\"".·I lJI~lIl1<1S IIlI! NtN/lKII,1 .. \ ...... I.AI\ ~IKW10tS lIt,\T flLl"')O Of' SUL<:T1NU Q.)\lLRNltltl II00V lit OUtkNIN(O IlV I'Mn~IPATIt;tl e u us ANn l()IINS. ',I'lt IAl t)l~tKIl rs • • • • • • • •• SllCel,\t. OISTRICTS IN RIl\)Or ISIANll "NI. ~!'T.III- I SIt Nlt'M~~' lISHCIl IlV Sl'telAl Aers WIIII:II IlNtlVlll( h)1\ ~ '~_~" _._ • ~ .. _J..- I- -Jl-T:..:I:.:II;.:·J:.:R:..;'!(l;::t;)V.:;C::.:R:::N::;M:.::t;.:N..:.T,:.. ._. _ 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS ELECTIVE OFFICES t77 ...... _---_ ... T,bl~ ).9. ,-",lly A\lth9riz~ >~I~h" Offi~$ <»1StJt, ~Ild l~1 GQVernlllellts, by Typ' 91Gov,rnm,nt: 1~77--.continue~ ~9UTH ~AR91,IN.A ST,,", "OV~NNt>lCIIT UEIICNA~ ASStNU~Y: R~PNtSEIITATlvts (1~4) ;:; 5"~IIRY (SH .'il,;: } \~~.. ~IJ-IANl(sl. ~" t , .. , t ' ..... SENATllNS (46) • 'I Sl\I.IIRY (~~E hlIMR"S), OTHER E~tCT1VE llFFI~~S; ADJUTANT G~NtRA~. , , , . -I ~At.,\tW • ATtORN~Y ij~IIr.NA~. • , , .. II ~'\~IIRY, Clh~U1T SQ~IC1TUNS (l~) ~ SAl.llkV, q ,\1 , SAl..;\hV. eOl'~,\ISSlllNEIt or MI\IC'J~TlIl\t • l.AI\~t.. " ~OMPYRO~~ER ~EN~I\AL • • • • • _ :1 -I AT 1.,\1.,1 .' ~A~,\l\V. , i GOVERNQR. • • • , • 'I AT l../\h.t"t " :'AI."hV. ~1(UTENANT ~QV~NOR •• :~ " M l..Aht,. . " ~d.t..A.RV" SECRt;TARV or STIITE ••••• . • • j -I ,\T l.t\nv.l SM.AtW. SUI'ENINTtNtllNT or LOI,ICATI\3N - ·, .j -I .\T Li\I~yt.. (,,\;'0\«'1'. TN£AS~kCH , , , , , ..~ ..• • .. ., 'I liT l.I\h.t,.t.. , SAl.AtN. COONTY "()V~hllM\.IITS A~TI;RIIIITlVI-: I'Qm~s OF GQVCt:NMIJ OTlI~R (l.£O:T!lIt ornel.s: AUUIYI()N: .. .~~)N -I AT LA~ .. I , . !)4\t~At(v. TNlASUR~l{ ...... , ~ " ,)" II AT l.AN.I.~t ", ~Al.t\RY .. 'i . I ! C;QtJN':1L-StJl)U'VI~QN ~'O~M: , "OV~NN1N\l Il00Y--l;OVNO: IlHLt>I (.~ it) 1,;1 !,LI ..:. i..'N '1 "L, .. nl'l< Ull>lIU<:lS! !lAL.l\h.V . .! ~,UPt.hVl!;)"~ ~·t.t.Vt.~\ lit'":· VIAI,\"'\'t..- \'t tit! ",'~IO\ l~ NtN,\RII.S ). l)N AT <'1\l",1'. ;\t;O \I\)t lot..- lr~ -":t\!)t- "It- t 1\ ~,. OTlltR u.&~TIVt OrnO;lS: , AlJQITOH , ...... , ~ ON II ,\T 1.,\tl.l.Jf " ~'\\.At\V.,. ~tJl)t;RV1$t)R~ .. 10 .. • ...... · :i ~ l)ti &l At l..t\I\\a~ ., ~,\t..I\t"Y'" TNCA$UR~R • • ....• ....• • ..• • ~ \)N i4 Ai ~;\l~~t. • 'I ;;,'I.ANV. I 1 COIjtlCI~-A!)H ItIlStlli\TOIl fQ1'M1 'I I I I Gt)V~RtHN~ ilYUY--':OllN~ILHI.N \~ to I.'). .1 . l}N 'I H.t,\.HCr. l'lt,iN~';TS' ')It ;\T l,.At~IJ.". ,i OTlltR I:I.t:CTlvtOrner,!i! 1\t,lUlTt)l't .. ,! . l}n .1 ~\T '.o\'it;1 l>lIl.,\~Y • TntASij~~R ...., , .... • 1 .I \)1\ II AT I,/V,," • ~M ..f\t\V .. I I COIJNl;11.-11/\N;\\ltN 1'01(1)11 ,,~V£RNlt>t\l UOOV--O:I)I)Nt:ll.~IEN (:; TO 1.'). ,I .' \)11 \.I.I.\:T ,\IN ,ilSTlII~T": !)hl.lI~Y, I, , " ~)h ,\r \..A.h\ll. ~ tl.-..(TlVl C~F'l'(.lS or A.l..'i.#l.TI..'t.f\t•. It.,,\~ ...'hd~ '\hi 10 ~ ."...,,"" J <;:I'T1¢t 'I liT lll'~ijl. (IV SAI.AI\V. IIISTlu.:r \)1/ ees- UINi\TJ\lN Ill' nu, j l\',\l. N,r\VQN. , 'Jo 1 'I 17~ GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION 1977 CEN$US OF GOVERNMENTS Table 15. Legally Authorjzed Elective Offices of State and Local Governments, by Type 0' Government: 1977-Continued Typo of t:ovvl'nr.l<.'nt and tltle ot elccthe ot1J.ce Term !tIethod of Election ar III Remarks 'tnt'ltJde numbor tor multJplc"perflon ofUces)------+-----~------r------~------(yee rs) compensation SOUTH CAROLlNA--Conbnued ZCIiOf)l,. OlSrfUCTS ~')~(RN!'1G BOvY: CO'JNTYtilO~ ,CtlO')L (Jj~TJlKrS--COIJllrY BOARD or GeNE:RAL L/W PROVIDES THAT Tlit COUNTY U'lA"D BE W')CMIrJN (S~~ IH.tlARKS). "PPOI~TW BUT. BtCAUSE OF lOCAL Lf.GISLATIot" elECTED BOARDS AIlE PROVIDE:; FOR IN MA~Y COUNTIES. 'JTIij.k ~CH()OL £Jl~TI'lCT~--rHUSTt(S (SEE GWERAL lCGISLAfiON PHOVIDlS rOI{ APPl)lf'TI1E',T OF j( (,fII.\UK~). THE TRUSTEeS BY TIiC cousrv BOAH" or lD'JCATlQ". BUT LOCAL LLGISLATlor~ pE.m~l"r5 TH£.I' u t.(Tl~i~ IN SOf1E: OF' TUt: SCHOOL Ol!;Tr:rCTS. SPLCIAl. CJl!»TrOC1S (''oV1 klill.<, eooy: 1)~AII'A~f. UI!.TklCT~--191l LA.V--~OI~russloNCR5 (3) SEC AT L.,RGE • PCR :lICH • I-IEI-IUCRS, AfTCR CLECTIOfJ, SCf.Vr. ro« I.~ lOII~ A5 REf~ARKS. THEY ChOOSE. {jRAINA('~ (J15T"Iq~--1'UO LA\'I--SIJP(INISOkS (:3) sec REf~ARK5. SEE rW~Af'K5. ElECTL:J AT LA"Gt: OUT AT lEf,~T ;. I1UST Hf_~lD( ll< COUNTY \IHLI'E DISTI 6 AT LAHGE • GENeRAL LA'J PI'OVIDE~ TIIAT Ttl" COAI (XPEN5t5 fACH OISTRICT BOAW AL,O HAS <. APPOIt,TlO t..,r.r1B[r~S• I r I I: I j ! I, , 1977 .GEN::;USOF GOVERNMENTS ELECTIVE OFFICES 179 .. Table 15. Legally Authorized Elective Offices of State and Local Governments, by Type of Government: 1977-Continued TyPO of govornmont and t~tl0 of. olective otfico Term Election oroa l,'cthod ot ltcmnrks __ -.,.;(_1n_e_~._d_o_n_Um_b_o_r_!_Or_m._l_t~1P_l_.-..;.p_or_s_On_Q_tl_1_CO_S_J __ +_,_y_c._r_B_; + --j.- :'~!;1pCn5_._ti_O_n _ _t--_-_----_-_------ SOUTH DAKOTA-Contlnued SPECJA~ I)J5TRICn GOVERNING BOOY: CONSERVANCY SUaDISTRICTS--!)IRLCTOf'~ e,Jp TI) Ill. Ij [;n-tcror AI.(A. PW fJILf1 Aile E:XPlfJ:j£:,!;.. CONSEftVAT lOti 0 I~ TRICTS--SVP£f'V 150;>5 ('» ') IOl~l!.. I)f< Ai LAHGt:. lXPl\ bl~. CONSUf1CRS POIIER !) ISTI!lCTS--tlIRECTOI IkRIGATIOI. DISTRICTS--DIRl';TOI P\lD~IC liO~P ITA~ OISTRICTS--TRI)STlES (7) • ') AT LAI SANITARY O/STRlrrS OUT~jD£ CORPOnATC I.JI1ITS-- 3 I 'IT LAff .. t, JlJPAID. TRVSTECS (3). WATCH USER DISTRICTS (-, TO 13), ;; AT LM~!"It OJ, flU, ['1E.n !l4rJ fJIVI::'IO/ •• tXP£r\st~. 1 ;; 1,1 LAI 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS ELECTIVE OFFICES 181 Table l~, Legally Authorized Elective Offices of State and Local Goveroments, by Type of Government! 1977-Continued ------~--~~------~----.-----.------Typo oJ: government and t1t).u of a:a.oct~vo Qtt1c.o Term E).cct;Lon arot\ Mothod \)1 ------'---'------1----+------+-----'----+---,.-(includu numbur tor ltIult;l.plo"porson ofUcos) (yoars) CUt!l.pl.'lllSI.\t1on TENNESSEE STATE GOYERNI~ENT GENERAL ASSEMBLY: REPRESENTATIVES (99). • 2 COUNTY AND rLO- SALARY, PER DIlM, TERIAI. DISTRICT, AND EXPENSES. SENATORS (33). • ••• • SENATORIAL SALARY, PER DILM, DISTRICT. AND I.)Wr.NSL$, BOARDS: PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSIONERS (~). " 6 SEE REMARKS. SALARY. • tLtC"'lO AT IAf OTHER tLECTIYE OI'F!CES: APPEALS COURT JUDGES (9). • • •• 6 stE REMARKS. , , , SALARY. LLtCTUJ AT l ARlit uur "" Jilill"ll', t1li'T U' li l H~ IACH or TIll ~ t,I CHANCERY COURT JUDGES (27). 6 CHANCERY DISTRICT. SALARY. r.IRCUlT COURT JUDGES (00) •• 6 JUDICIAL DISTRICT. SALARY, CRIMINAL APPEALS COUHT JUOO~S (9 j ·.. 6 SEE REMARKS. , . SALARY • , , . CRIMINAL COURT JUDOlS (26). B JUDICIAL DISTRICT. SALAHY. DISTRICT ATTOIlNtYS GENERAL (27) • 6 JUDICIAL DISTRICT. SALARY, GOVERNOR. Ij AT LARGE, , SALARV. SUPREME COURT JVSTICES (0). e SEE REMARKS. SALARY • u.ecr so AT lAf~4r aUT NIH M01H lHM~. rJ(.,. lIt'JUII III ANY or TIl! 3 .,ftANI) IJIVI'd COUNTY GOVERNMENTS .1 PIlOV IS ION'. ~HOiVN UIL ow WI HI IN " II" A' "I (SEE R(I~AI\KS) JANUARY 1911J AM} IJ() NOl l'tH ((1 I of.j',llllJ1 JI'NM AMlNUMlNT~ If f II T IVI ) [OftIJAI GOVERNING BOOY: COURT OF QUARTERLY SESSIONS (SEE RE~ARKS) ••• l , .. , " " , THE COURT Of vUAfntl~lY !,.1!JI,dcm " wJtJ~tt JXl'JP, Hi ALL COVNT lL~t IS riu ,,'>Vl RNWI; U(jIJY 0' MO',I COUNTUS ANO 15 CCMPI)!,.l.U 1)1 nu. JIJ!JTl( rtf (Jf< lIH !'LACt Of Tilt (OIJNlY ANfJ Tm II)IINIY JIlII.,1 III COUNTltS HAVIN" A ll)I}IHY JIJUvl (~II UII'I'\); HOiVlVtfl, POIYLR I~ ~IlA"lO IN KINI< 'I)lltHY ,Vllff A 3-MLMB£H BOAHli III "JI~M".~II)NIII~, HI( II!) AT LARC.L; HAMILTON ANu 11( 141NN All! I II liNW UY COUNTY C;OIlNCIL~ Of .} ANU 'I MWUIf<~. Ill- SPLCT/VlLY. AI,I. tLL( TI.l1 AT I AIlI,I. COUNTY-MANAGEr. I'ORM--COUNCILMEN (7; SE~ Ij SEE REMARKS. , SEE Rt:MARKS.. , MAY 8~ ADOI'T!fJ BY ANY rOIlNTV (jf II ~!. WAN REMAR,'S i, IjOO,OOO P(lPUlATION. 1 fill THI 1111111 IAI II OTHER BOARDS: COUNTY BOARDS 01' EDUCATION (SEE REMARKS). • THROUGH ~p[.( IAI 1,It.nLAT IoN, AU n«, ,:OUNTJl5 HAvr u u r rvr l)IJAhlJtJ• PIIINJ'.)IIWI fOIl WHICH Alll I~AIH IN TIll 11'.1'.(101)"1'1 A'J1I1I1Ii" !lING TlH.t~. COMMISSIONERS (SEE REMARKS) ••• •• • , , f i IN A FLW «()I)NTU!i, UQ/If OTHER ELECTlVC OFI'ICES (SEE REIMRKS). • •• AS A .R(~ULT or THr N'JI1J' ASSESSOR (SEE REMARKS). AT LAROE SALARY NOT fL.E.CTf.o \VlfLRl COUNTY-C1M~;\f.J[ H P)Jd<1 H" N)tJI'THii MAY Be APPOINTW UPON VlJlll< Af'f')(t)VAI. ATTORNEY (SEE REMARKS). ., • 2 OR Ij AT LAROE CLERK OF COUNTY COVRT • Ij AT LARGe. SALAlIY. CLERK 01' CRIMINAL COURT (SEE'R(MARKS; : • Ij AT LAROE SALIIRY • u.tcrrn ONLY IN cotJllnl~ Wlftl« II'IMJNM (/1'1"1', Aile lSTABLISHW, CLERK OF CIRCVIT COURT •• .. . Ij AT LARO't.. . SALARY. CONSTABLES (SeE REMARKS) •• .. . . 2 C IVlL OISTRICT . , 1'££5 • , TWO Cl)N~rAULl~ lU,CTfIJ fll<)~: TIl! CIVil 11/',11 I' r or £ACIt COUNTY v,lIleH JWI ur,V, TIll < 1,1)1/1 fl<,,/il (TOWN IN WHll,1t t;OtJHTflOU~1 J5 (I)<",TII,) 111)" 1 ,ROM LVErlY OTHLJ< t IV II I) nrr<1'"r, IIi\t I' COUNTY JUOGE (SEE REMARKS). '" ••• e AT LARGE,. , SALAR'I (SE£ NOT AUTHORII.E.!) IN A fLW tOIiIITIL"1 1\lffllT 111<11.1 REMARKS). ALSO HRVeS A& PRE& 10 JIll, Of r I( w vr WllltT I "1 ( ",~t') COURT (S££ AUOVt) ANI) l(tCllV!~ PIP ())EJ~ /It/l) ,'\ ~: EXPENses FOR !,UCH £,f.RYlGlj !.>fJt.tJAl. l t,',d~l)\T J()r~ J( , I" MAY REI~Oyt ALL ~UOIC1AI fUUr.T 'OIJ~ III ,"Itil Ii 'A',l 'fl' THE JUDGE $EIlYCS fOR 1\ TI 1<14 or q YIAII&. 'II '~, J COUNTY MAYOR ($HELOY COUNTY ONLY) , u AT L~RGE •• • SALARY, , 't' , . . '\~~l j: JUDGE OF GENERAL SES~ION~ COVRT • · . . , .. e AT LARGE • • • , , SALAllY. · :",~~ <,' , ' , 182 GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION [ 1977 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS Table 15, Legally Authorized Elective Offices of State and Local Governments, by Type of Government: 1977-Continued 1)'110 et gf,lv(.fIlJl1(.nt und t.1tll,t QI Cllc(.Uvo IJttte", r,'c,.thod or (1m Iud!;! nwnht)r "lr ~!Jlttvl.., ..pcr(llJn oltttCJs; c.mfJ:lcnv:a.l1uu -- ..------.------ TENNESSEE-.contlllued (1)1)111 ( ~I)VlRNHUH',~·rl)/jf IUtJW Q1Hf I< u,rr T IVl Off IC£&--crJllf )N!)I.fJ ,)I)lJT I'.!', Of Till PLA(,L ({,1I RLHAR/(~) , , 6 .~ (~U .. TWO ILt(,THI nWI1 tACH CIVIL 1)l5TI RE~JI;;H" Qf £JrlJJ~ , • J , , , , Ij AT I Aftf,( !JAI.AlN. ~Jt( fllF f ~ t , • • , • • , , , • , ~ AT l.Af~( .. t , '..JAl.AJ.ly, fJ1)PtJHtHlWJfNT tJr ~(HO(JL!" (LIL f(UMIU<~) , II AT I.AII',f. tJAlAf~ f. , All 11 U r rvi (,F(I! I lI. 16 U)'IIHII~. TRIJ$H( ••• , • II AT lARuE I1lmlC JPAI.IT)[ ~ : 1 """, p'mVJ~JfH~J '..IH),'I'H 8tr..Od wua IN Ef'ft<'T A& Of (~£L NfJMRK~) JAr/liMY 1911, AM) 1)11 N(H td fL I r r «lN5TlTUT/QNAL All! f,,)r~1 1115 If r u r IV! f (OHUA/'Y 1'118. ~PI(./AI I IIM'TII< t1IJNlt'lPA~/Tll~ (5f.1 f!UMRK~) ••• , , f , •••• " 1111',T t4VNlrIPAUTlI~ IN T1NIII~~ll QPtRATL UNDeR ',dJft JAI. «"AI IU fNt)I''JI JT All 1,()VlIltJf1f II r ')F NA~HV lL II ANCJ I>AYHI ',')N I 'lITAILlr, PI«)vlr,I()t/~ fO/I nu 11lTI "r)VIRIIlN'; OI)()Y-~H!Tf")r()Lni\l/ (1)1)N(.ILl1(/j (4Q) •• 'I !It L HU"Ar~KS. ,.JAl.A(~Y • , , ,. _ • I IV! ILI/.TIII AT LM/l, I ANt) ~'} III 1 t<.Pf fH.lt tf• (r'A~tlV III I) I ~ f fll)11 '(I'JI (I!Ntl!AI. LAW MIINI( )PAI rr JI~: MAYOI/-, (1)//(.1I. fI)llfH "WIIII/Ill', UI)lIY--AIIILRHIN (.' I'l.l< IYAllfJ) , • '. ? OR lj !':'f.l !n'''AkK5 •• ,. ~ll 1(!1"",(/t'! .... , (lfCllCJ Ar lAUt)( WlTU ~'Afll) Ict!,.lfHf\(f Hlvl)JUl- 11[/,T ('IIIl! ',:, f(IANC.r.u OY (11'lJlIIAf«:t); r()IWU/~A" T 1011 f 11'111 BY Qf'IJINAflCl. 01Hl r( t t t( T JVI ')H 'f.I·,1""' ...MAYQlf •• , ••• " ,) Of( 11 "JTY-HAI/AI,If! I(II/H (A): f~r)V{ I~NJNc.. 1.1(1)Y...... ( f)'''MI!J!JJI)Nt '6~ 1),001) I"JPIJ1ATION Ok MOUl (!J), • , • 4 AT t MH .. r••• , " !jALA1 ""VlIlNII~" lll)IlY--")!}N( lLlHN (NtH l.f~5 TlMN 'I), st.t, IHMAI(K& •• ,. pI U t~( £1 U~I) J\WJ HLCTIf) AT I AI",! f'1 1)flllR UALMY OPTIONAL FO~ coum I ts Of ~O, coo POPULAT ION 011 NOREi APPOINTCO BV GOVERNOIl f'HOI~ LIST PROVIOW BY NOMINATION COI~HISSIONLIlSi ClUf&T10N OF HLTf.N- TlO~1 SUBIiITTEP TO vorrns AFTLI< ~ YEARS AND CVeRY 6 yeARS TIlERlAFTER.