The bill authorizes the sheriff of Fayette County to establish procedures for using a credit card for official purchases. It defines a "credit card" as a line of credit issued by a domestic lender or credit card bank and outlines the sheriff's responsibilities in creating written policies governing credit card use. These policies must include monetary limits on individual and monthly purchases, ensure that only the sheriff or a designee has access to the credit card information, maintain accurate records of purchases, and ensure timely payment of credit card bills to avoid additional charges.

Additionally, the sheriff is tasked with selecting credit card providers based on various criteria, including fees, rewards, interest rates, and potential penalties for account termination. Any rewards or rebates earned from the credit card usage must be deposited into the Law Enforcement Fund or used for law enforcement purposes. The act is set to become effective on June 1, 2025.