Sheriff definition

Sheriff means the elected official who is the Sheriff of the County of Los Angeles.

Sheriff means the Sheriff of Western Australia and any deputy sheriff appointed by the Sheriff of Western Australia;

Sheriff. , means a person appointed in terms of section 2 of the Sheriffs Act, 1986 (Act 90 of 1986), and also a person appointed in terms of section 5 and section 6 of that Act as an acting sheriff and a deputy sheriff, respectively;

Examples of Sheriff in a sentence

• The Sheriff will respond prior to the implementation of the next shift schedule.

• If no bargaining unit personnel are available and willing to work, the position needing replacement may be filled as the Sheriff may otherwise determine.

• This Agreement may be terminated by Contractor, the Sheriff or his/her designee at any time without a requirement of good cause upon thirty (30) days’ written notice to the other party.

• The Sheriff may refuse to offer such relief work where fatigue would impair the ability of the employee to adequately perform the work.

• Communication between the City and the Authority shall be directed through the Sheriff or such other representative as the Sheriff shall designate.

More Definitions of Sheriff

Sheriff and "circuit clerk" shall mean the sheriff and circuit clerk,

Sheriff means the sheriff of the county of Alameda and his or her authorized representatives.

Sheriff or “Sheriff's Office” means the Sheriff's Office of the County of Mendocino or the authorized representatives thereof.

Sheriff means the county sheriff or a deputy sheriff designated by the sheriff.

Sheriff means the elected sheriff of Jefferson County or designee.

Sheriff means the DuPage County Sheriff;

Sheriff or “Sheriff’s Office” means the Sheriff’s Office of the County of Mendocino or the authorized representatives thereof.