Etowah County, obsolete laws repealed

Summary

The law removes four outdated sections of the Alabama Code that applied to Etowah County. It stops the county from paying health insurance premiums for laid‑off workers, from providing equipment repairs and fuel to charitable groups at cost, from allowing electronic signatures on treasury checks, and from requiring two‑week written approval for public concert licenses. The changes simplify county duties and reflect that the provisions are no longer needed.

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