Idaho Code
Idaho Code § 31-2009 (2026)
Offices to be kept at the county seat — Office hours.
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Offices to be kept at the county seat — Office hours.
Sheriffs, recorders, treasurers, assessors, and in counties having a population of over 7,500, prosecuting attorneys must have their offices at the county seat, and keep them open for the transaction of business on such days and during such hours as the boards of county commissioners may prescribe. Provided, that in counties having a population of 7,500 or less, the prosecuting attorney must have an office at the county seat and must, by and with the approval of the board of county commissioners, establish such rules and hours for official business as may be necessary for the dispatch thereof.
Notes of Decisions
Cited in 2
cases, 1982–2010 · leading case: Cather v. Kelso, 652 P.2d 188 (Idaho 1982).
Cather v. Kelso, 652 P.2d 188 (Idaho 1982). “1887 § 1822 (I.C. § 31-2009), was amended to provide that “the board of county commissioners may by order provide that on Saturday they must keep [designated county offices] open for the transaction of business only from 9 o’clock a.”
State v. Goodgion, 232 P.3d 338 (Idaho Ct. App. 2010). “1887 § 1882 (I.C. § 31-2009), was amended to provide that “the board of county commissioners may by order provide that on a Saturday they must keep [designated county offices] open for the transaction of business only from 9 o’clock a.”
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