California · Government Code
GOV §24000: The officers of a county are: (a) A district attorney.
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The officers of a county are: (a) A district attorney. (b) A sheriff. (c) A county clerk. (d) A controller. (e) An auditor, who shall be ex officio controller. (f) A treasurer. (g) A recorder. (h) A license collector. (i) A tax collector, who shall be ex officio license collector. (j) An assessor. (k) A superintendent of schools. ( l ) A public administrator. (m) A coroner. (n) A surveyor. (o) Members of the board of supervisors. (p) A county veterinarian. (q) A fish and game warden. (r) A county librarian. (s) A county health officer. (t) An administrative officer. (u) A director of finance. (v) A road commissioner. (w) A public guardian. (x) A chief probation officer. (y) Such other officers as are provided by law.
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