Upon receipt of base fines imposed for violations of this Dog Control Ordinance, the Trial Court Clerk of the County shall first deduct and retain the amount required for court fees and assessments and then remit the remaining money to the County Treasurer who shall deposit it in a designated Dog Control Fund accessible to dog control officers. In no case shall the money remitted to the Treasurer be less than $30 per cited violation. Additionally, each conviction shall be accompanied by an automatic court assessment of $25. This revenue shall be paid to the County dog control for maintenance, upgrade, or purchase of buildings, vehicles, equipment, medical supplies, animal food, or personnel expenses.
(County Ord. 692, passed 7-12-2001)