This law outlines the establishment and management of the Secretary of State's offices across Michigan, including requirements for office locations, employee qualifications, and financial safeguards. It specifies that branch offices must be established in certain areas, details bonding and liability provisions, and addresses compensation and expenses for office personnel. The law also references the use of forms related to these offices.
The Secretary of State maintains an office in the state capitol complex and additional offices in each county and in cities with populations of 10,000 or more, with some exceptions based on population size.
Employees must not be licensed under section 248, and they are appointed and compensated by the Secretary of State to manage branch offices.
Yes, a bond may be required in an amount prescribed by the Secretary of State to ensure the safe handling of money.
The Secretary of State is not personally liable for money lost due to theft, robbery, or other acts within the scope of office responsibilities.