The bill authorizes the Sheriff of Jackson County to establish procedures for using credit and debit cards for making purchases related to the sheriff's office. It defines "credit card" and "debit card" and outlines the sheriff's authority to create written policies governing their use. These policies must include monetary limits on individual and total monthly purchases, ensure that only the sheriff or a designated individual has access to card information, maintain accurate records of purchases, and require monthly reviews of bills to prevent unauthorized charges. Additionally, the sheriff is tasked with selecting card providers based on various criteria, including fees and rewards.

The bill also stipulates that any rewards or rebates earned from the use of these cards must be deposited into the sheriff's discretionary account. Importantly, it clarifies that the provisions do not allow the sheriff to exceed legally appropriated funds or incur debt for the Jackson County Commission. The act is set to take effect on June 1, 2025. There are no deletions from current law mentioned in the text.