Mission Statement. 1  To provide financial services to county departments, school districts and other independent agencies and districts. 2  To bill and collect real and personal property taxes. 3  To file and maintain certain mandated documents.  To issue marriage licenses and to conduct civil marriage ceremonies.
How long does a U.S. congressman serve? A: A U.S. congressman serves a term of two years, and the people of his district can re-elect him as many times as they wish, according to Article 1 of the U.S. Constitution. When the Founding Fathers wrote that document, they did not include term limits for any federal offices.
Representative William Charles Cole Claiborne of Tennessee, elected to the 5th Congress (1797â1799) at the age of 22. Longest Period of Nonconsecutive Service in the House: At 34 years, Representative Philip F. Thomas of Maryland has the longest period of nonconsecutive service in House history. Representative Thomas served in the 26th Congress (1839â1841), and was later re-elected to the 44th Congress (1875â1877).