Fla. Stat. 130.14
Resignation and removal of trustees

The said trustees, or either of them, may resign at any time by a communication in writing to the board of county commissioners, and any number of said trustees may be removed for cause by the judge of the circuit court of the circuit in which the county is situated, upon petition signed by any bondholder or taxpayer, setting forth the cause of complaint; but no trustee shall be removed without notice, and an opportunity to be publicly heard, unless it appears that the accused trustee has absented himself or herself so that notice could not be served.

Source: Section 130.14 — Resignation and removal of trustees, https://www.flsenate.gov/Laws/Statutes/2024/0130.14 (accessed Aug. 7, 2025).

130.01
Purposes for which county bonds may issue 130.02
Commissioners may levy tax 130.03
Election required before issuance of bonds 130.04
Sale of bonds 130.05
Security may be required of bidders 130.06
Form of bids 130.07
Form of bonds 130.08
Disposition of proceeds 130.09
Cancellation of exchanged evidences of indebtedness 130.10
Tax for interest and sinking fund 130.11
Bond trustees 130.12
Collector to pay taxes to trustees or other officials or boards 130.13
Annual report of trustees 130.14
Resignation and removal of trustees 130.15
Filling of vacancies in board of trustees 130.16
Compensation of trustees 130.17
Building bridges over navigable streams 130.18
Calling and conduct of election for bonds to build bridges over navigable streams 130.19
Result of election 130.20
Time warrants in newly created counties 130.21
Time warrants in newly created counties 130.22
Time warrants in newly created counties 130.23
Time warrants in newly created counties 130.24
Obligations valid when signed by officers who retire before delivery

Current through Fall 2025

§ 130.14. Resignation & removal of trustees's source at flsenate.gov

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Location: https://florida.public.law/statutes/fla._stat._130.14

Original Source: Section 130.14 — Resignation and removal of trustees, https://www.flsenate.gov/Laws/Statutes/2024/0130.14 (last accessed Aug. 7, 2025).