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Municipal Court Judges Pro Tem

Policy Title Print Policy History
Appointing municipal court judges pro tem and repealing Resolution No. 7175
Current PolicyAdopted
Resolution 7292January 10, 2024
Previous PoliciesAdopted
Resolution 7175January 11, 2023
Resolution 7073January 12, 2022
Resolution 7025June 23, 2021
Resolution 6956December 16, 2020
Resolution 6853January 22, 2020
Resolution 6769February 13, 2019
Resolution 6660January 24, 2018
Resolution 6573February 8, 2017
Resolution 6479February 10, 2016
Resolution 6393February 25, 2015
Resolution 6306February 26, 2014
Resolution 6198March 13, 2013
Resolution 6085February 22, 2012
Resolution 5987February 23, 2011
Resolution 5883January 27, 2010
Resolution 5745February 11, 2009
Resolution 5569February 13, 2008
Resolution 5386February 14, 2007
Resolution 5242March 8, 2006
Resolution 3685August 23, 1996
Resolution 2943March 28, 1990
Resolution 2864May 24, 1989
Resolution 2682May 13, 1987
Resolution 2615May 14, 1986
Resolution 2546June 26, 1985
Resolution 2472May 23, 1984
Resolution 2409June 29, 1983
Resolution 2379February 9, 1983
Resolution 2317March 24, 1982
Resolution 2302January 27, 1982
Resolution 2236February 25, 1981
Resolution 2176June 25, 1980
Resolution 2074June 13, 1979
Resolution 2037January 24, 1979
Resolution 1963May 10, 1978
Resolution 1910September 14, 1977
Resolution 1830November 24, 1976
Resolution 1793June 23, 1976
Resolution 1449September 11, 1972
Resolution 1121August 14, 1968
Resolution 1092May 8, 1968
Resolution 1049November 22, 1967
Resolution 765February 26, 1964
Resolution 666November 21, 1961
Resolution 637May 10, 1961
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