Florida Statutes § 951.061 — Designation of sheriff as chief correctional officer; duties.
The sheriff may be designated chief correctional officer if the county commission adopts an ordinance by majority vote, and if designated the sheriff must appoint necessary officers, enforce state law on county jails, and include jail officer salaries in the proposed budget.
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