191.01 Deposit and investment of public moneys. (Repealed)
191.02 City employees to deposit money.
191.03 Personal liability of employees.
191.04 How money paid in.
191.05 Sworn statement by Commissioner of Taxation and Treasury.
191.06 Books and accounts to be kept.
191.07 Duty of depository.
CROSS REFERENCES
Uniform Depository Act - see Ohio R.C. Ch. 135
Commissioner of Taxation and Treasury - see ADM. 123.01
Disbursement of funds - see ADM. Ch. 193
It shall be the duty of every board, officer, agent and employee of the City having money in their hands belonging to the City to deposit such money with the Commissioner of Taxation and Treasury upon the taking effect of this chapter, and thereafter such boards, officers, agents and employees receiving money for the account of the City, from any and all sources, shall make daily deposits with the Commissioner of Taxation and Treasury of all such moneys collected, at such time and place as shall be designated by the Director of Finance.
(1952 Code § 5-2-2; Ord. 178-94. Passed 4-18-94.)
All boards, officers, agents and employees accepting money for the credit of the City shall be held personally liable for any and all loss sustained by the City through the acceptance of all checks, drafts and other media of exchange if, in the acceptance thereof, ordinary care and diligence were not exercised, and shall be further personally liable for any and all loss which the City may suffer arising from the unlawful withholding from daily deposits of all cash, checks, drafts and other media of exchange.
(1952 Code § 5-2-3)
All money paid to the Commissioner of Taxation and Treasury shall be paid upon the order, or draft, of the Division of Accounts, and receipts given therefor shall be in duplicate, one of which shall be printed upon its face the word "original" and the other the word "duplicate". The duplicates of receipts shall be filed with the Division of Accounts and each duplicate shall be so filed on the day of its date. Each receipt and duplicate shall state the amount received, from whom received and to what fund or funds same is to be applied.
(1952 Code § 5-2-4; Ord. 178-94. Passed 4-18-94.)
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