dedication of fees. (a) The county commission of each county in this state shall set a fee for obtaining certain reports. This fee shall be set at a minimum of $10 for each report, with a maximum of $20 for each report. $10 of the charge for each report shall be deposited into the Deputy Sheriff Retirement Fund created in section six, article fourteen-d of this chapter. Thee reports for which a charge may be made are traffic accident reports, criminal investigation reports, incident reports and property reports. r (b) All sheriff's offices in this state shall collect a fee of $5 for peurforming the following services: Adult private employment fingerprinting; fingerprinting for federal firearm permits; motor vehicle number identification; adult identifictation cards; and photo- identification cards. Upon collection, these fees shall be deposited into the Deputy Sheriff Retirement Fund created in section six, article fourteen-d of this chapter. (c) All sheriff's offices in this state shall collect a fele of $5 for each nongovernmental background investigation report. Upon collectsion, these fees shall be deposited into the Deputy Sheriff Retirement Fund created in section six, article fourteen-d of this chapter. (d) No charge may be made under thgis section for any report or reports made to governmental agencies. (e) Any county commission which fails to make any payment due the Deputy Sheriff Retirement Fund by the fifteenth day following the end of each calendar month in which a fee or other contribution is received by the county's sheriff may be required to pay the actuarial rate of interest lost on the total amount owed for each day the payment is delinquent. Accrual of the loss of earnings owed by the delinquent county commission commences after the fifteenth day following the end of the calendar month in which the fee or other contribution is due and continues until receipt of the delinquent amount. Interest comWpounds daily and the minimum surcharge is $50.
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