Delaware Code
Chapter 13. COUNTY DEPARTMENTS
Subchapter V. Department of Administration

§ 1361. Office of Administrative Services; functions. - The Office of Administrative Services, managed by the Chief Procurement...

§ 1371. Office of Finance; functions. - The Office of Finance, managed by the Chief Financial Officer,...

§ 1372. Sworn information. - The Chief Financial Officer may require from any officer or...

§ 1373. General provisions relating to levy, billing and collection of taxes. - It is the intent of this subchapter that in New...

§ 1374. Obligations and rights of property owners. - The adoption of this subchapter shall in no manner relieve...

§ 1375. Collection of taxes. - The Office shall be responsible for the collection of all...

§ 1376. Records of tax delinquencies. - The Office shall maintain a suitable record of the payment...

§ 1377. Audit of accounts. - Each year the County Auditor shall audit the accounts of...

§ 1381. Office of Human Resources; functions. - The Office of Human Resources, managed by the Chief Human...

§ 1382. Continuance of present system. - Any system of human resource administration with respect to the...

§ 1383. Human Resources Advisory Board. - (a) County Council, by ordinance, shall provide for the establishment...

§ 1384. Pension plan for employees. - New Castle County may, by ordinance, establish a contributory funded...

§ 1391. Office of Law; functions. - The Law Office, managed by the County Attorney, shall perform...

§ 1392. Appointment of County Attorney. - The County Attorney shall be appointed by the County Executive...

§ 1393. Qualifications of County Attorney. - The County Attorney and all Assistant County Attorneys shall be...

§ 1394. Assistant County Attorneys. - The County Attorney shall appoint such Assistant County Attorneys as...

§ 1395. Compensation of County Attorney. - The annual salary of the County Attorney and each Assistant...

§ 1396. Other employees. - The County Council may provide for such employees as may...

§ 1397. Subpoena power. - (a) Whenever the County Attorney has reasonable cause to believe...