Tex.
Gov't Code Section 61.0015
Reimbursement to County
(a)
The state shall reimburse a county:(1)
$14 a day for the reimbursement paid under Section 61.001 (Reimbursement of Expenses of Jurors and Prospective Jurors)(a)(1) to a person who reports for jury service in response to the process of a court for the first day or fraction of the first day in attendance in court in response to the process; and(2)
$52 a day for the reimbursement paid under Section 61.001 (Reimbursement of Expenses of Jurors and Prospective Jurors)(a)(2) to a person who reports for jury service in response to the process of a court for each day or fraction of each day after the first day in attendance in court in response to the process.(b)
The commissioners court of a county entitled to reimbursement under this section may file a claim for reimbursement with the comptroller.(c)
The comptroller shall pay claims for reimbursement under this section quarterly to the county treasury of each county that filed a claim from money collected under Subchapter B (Collection and Remittance of Fees), Chapter 133 (Criminal and Civil Fees Payable to the Comptroller), Local Government Code, and deposited in the jury service fund.(d)
If sufficient money described by Subsection (c) is not available to satisfy the claims for reimbursement filed by the counties under this section, the comptroller shall apportion the available money among the counties by reducing the amount payable to each county on an equal percentage basis.(e)
If a payment on a county’s claim for reimbursement is reduced under Subsection (d), or if a county fails to file the claim for reimbursement in a timely manner, the comptroller shall:(1)
pay the balance owed to the county when sufficient money described by Subsection (c) is available; or(2)
carry forward the balance owed to the county and pay the balance to the county when the next payment is required.
Source:
Section 61.0015 — Reimbursement to County, https://statutes.capitol.texas.gov/Docs/GV/htm/GV.61.htm#61.0015 (accessed Apr. 29, 2024).
