The bill establishes the Marion County Service of Process Fund, which will be created in the county treasury to facilitate the service of process for legal documents, excluding arrest warrants. The Sheriff of Marion County is authorized to contract with various entities for this service. Additionally, the bill mandates that a service of process fee of fifty dollars ($50) be collected by the clerk, sheriff, or other appropriate court officials in both the criminal and civil divisions of the district and circuit courts for each party requiring personal service of process. The funds collected will be deposited into the newly created fund, and the Marion County Commission will have discretion over the use of these funds for lawful purposes.

The bill also specifies that the fees collected will not replace any existing sources of income for the county or its subdivisions, and exempts the district attorney and grand juries from these fees. The act is set to take effect on October 1, 2025. Notably, the bill includes the insertion of the new fund and fee structure while making no deletions from existing law.