Section 45-49-111.01 - Compensation(a) In Mobile County, the compensation of the election officers holding general, special, primary, and municipal elections shall be two hundred fifty dollars ($250) per day for inspectors, two hundred twenty-five dollars ($225) per day for chief clerks, and two hundred dollars ($200) per day for provisional ballot, registration list, ballot distribution, and ballot counter clerks. The compensation of the inspectors, chief clerks, and provisional ballot officers for attending any mandatory school or training session as required by the judge of probate shall be fifty dollars ($50). The compensation of other election officials for attending any mandatory school or training session as required by the judge of probate shall be twenty-five dollars ($25). The county treasury and, when appropriate, the treasuries of the various municipalities within the county, shall pay such amounts necessary, which, when combined with any amount payable by the state will total the amounts provided in this subsection. The returning officer shall be entitled to mileage allowance according to law in addition to the compensation herein provided.(b) The Mobile County Election Official Appointment Board, with approval of the Mobile County Commission, may appoint computer technical assistants for each election polling place to provide technical assistance during an election. The compensation for computer technical assistants shall be determined by the Mobile County Commission. The compensation of the computer technical assistants for attending any mandatory school or training session as required by the judge of probate shall be determined by the Mobile County Commission.(c) Any payments made to election officials in Mobile County during the 2006 election cycle are ratified and confirmed.(d) Subject to applicable general law, the county commission shall determine the amount of compensation to be paid to the absentee election manager for the performance of his or her duties with respect to absentee ballots for a period approved by the county appointing board not to exceed 120 days prior to and 120 days following an election for which his or her services are required.Ala. Code § 45-49-111.01 (1975)
Amended by Act 2024-419,§ 1, eff. 6/1/2024.