what are the four duties of the governor of missouri?
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If you are a student needing to know this then forgive me but for Matt Blunt the govener right now, NOT A DARN thing. Sorry he doesn't impress me. However, I think they are to pardon criminals if they choose to, sign or veto bills sent to him by our state legislature, sorry dont know the rest.
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Executive, Legislative, Judicial
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Do you mean commissioner?\n\nDescription of Office: \nCounty Commissioner\n  \nThe job of the county commissioner calls for hands-on service delivery as well as policy-making budget decisions. \n\nAmong other responsibilities, the commissioners court: \n\nSets the yearly property tax rate and approves the budget and employment level for the county;\n\nSets commissioners and justice of the peace precinct boundaries;\n\nCalls, conducts and certifies elections, including bond elections;\n\nSets employment and benefit policy;\n\nEstablishes long-range thoroughfare, open space, land use, financial and law enforcement/jail needs plans;\n\nAcquires property for rights-of-way or other uses determined to be in the public's best interest;\n\nReviews and approve subdivision platting and wastewater treatment for rural areas;\n\nProvides rural ambulance services and subsidizes rural fire protection;\n\nOversees the construction, maintenance and improvement of county roads and bridges; \n\nAppoints non-elected department heads and standing committees;\n\nSupervises and controls the county courthouse, county buildings and facilities;\n\nAdopts a county budget;\n\nDetermines county tax rates;\n\nFills vacancies in elective and appointive positions; and\n\nHas exclusive authority to authorize contracts in the name of the county.  \n \ncc
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a US governor must be of 30 years of age at least, and must have been a citzen of the usa for at least 20 years...\n\ni think :P
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There are different branches of government.\n\nThe sherriff deals with the enforcement of laws that have been created by the legislature.  He has no power over creating these laws, simply has the responsibility for making sure they are followed.\n\nThe mayor oversees the day-to-day operations of the local government.  He'll have funds city funds that he can allocate for different purposes.  He neither creates nor enforces the laws that govern the city.\n\nThe coroner has a responsibility that is completely different that these other individuals.  His job duties revolve around deaths.  He may be responsibly for examining someone after they have died and determining the most likely cause of their death.
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1) Fiscal Power\n2) Trade Regulation\n3) Military Power\n4) Other (citizenship rules, post office, copyrights, patents, govern the District of Columbia)
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A governor is the head of the state government, which means he signs state-level bills into law and forms a budget for each year he or she is in power.  A governor also spends a lot of time performing ceremonies like ribbon cuttings on new businesses or groundbreakings on new factories.\n\nA governor also delivers a lot of speeches on behalf of local representatives running for election or re-election.  A governor usually wants to work with a senate and house that is primarily from the same political party he or she belongs to.  The governor usually doesn't spend a lot of time in the actual senate or house chambers, but the lieutenant governor may preside over the sessions.  In many states, the governor and lieutenant governor are elected separately, so they might not even agree on proposed laws or ideas for the state's future.\n\nSome governors go on to run for president of the United States because they know how to run a large government and aren't worried about losing their seat in the Senate or House if they lose the election.
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Try the Missouri State Parks website
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I would try contacting Mike Huckabee, at the governor's mansion. He has the authority to call in the National Guard, and I think he has some say over the state police. Just try information and ask for help.
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1. Become an Ordained Minister.\n2. Be elected or appointed a Judge.\n3. Become the captain of a ship.\n4. Become a Justice of the Peace.
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I don't know if there are any "official" duties, but this is what I came up with from the top of my head:\n\nUphold the constitution and the law of the land\nRepresent their constituents \nBring money and jobs their district\nServe on committees\nLegislate
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the governor. policemen. the executive branch refers to the part of the government that actually carrys out (executes)laws.
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Missouri Bail Laws\nhttp://www.americanbailcoalition.com/Bail%20Laws/Missouri%20Bail%20Laws.htm\n\nMissouri Uniform Application For Bail Bond (PDF Doc)\nhttp://insurance.mo.gov/industry/forms/375-0112.pdf\n\nSome interesting information, hope it helps.
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Obey the laws and maintain alligance to the constitution.
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He is the representative of the city to other cities and to state official and federal officials.  He works with the city council the way the governor works with the state congress or the way the president works with the nation's congress.  He deals with disaster preparedness, public relations, he announces major decisions by the city government, he has to answer to the city's council under the auspices of the city's creeds documents.  He oversees the governance of the city's budget attained through city taxes and other revenues. etc., etc.,
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Running for office\nGetting others to vote\nEducating yourself and fellow man on political issues both locally and nationally\nWriting your local representatives in regards to policies that exist or do not exist.\nVote! Vote! Vote!
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Governor B:  http://www.illinois.gov/gov/contactthegovernor.cfm\n\nSenator O: http://obama.senate.gov/contact/\n\nSenator D: http://www.senate.gov/~durbin/contact.cfm#contact