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Committee advances interlocal emergency-management agreements with Briar, Mill Creek to consent
Summary
The Snohomish County Council Health and Community Services Committee on Feb. 11 referred two interlocal agreements with the cities of Briar and Mill Creek—covering emergency planning, training and volunteer capacity building—to the Feb. 19 consent agenda; each city will be charged an annual fee adjusted for inflation and OFM population data.
The Snohomish County Council Health and Community Services Committee on Feb. 11 referred two interlocal agreements with the cities of Briar and Mill Creek to the Feb. 19 consent agenda for council consideration.
Cynthia Foley, council staff, said motions 25-067 and 25-068 “authorize the executive to sign interlocal agreements with the city of Briar and the city of Mill Creek for emergency management services from the Snohomish County Department of Emergency Management.” Foley said the agreements will cover planning, training and volunteer capacity building; each city will be charged an annual fee that will be adjusted to reflect inflation and Office of Financial Management (OFM) population data.
When asked if there were questions or objections, committee members raised none and the chair directed the items be moved to the Government/Legislative Services consent agenda for the Feb. 19 council meeting (date provided in the transcript; year not specified). The committee did not record a roll-call vote on the motions.
No further details on fee amounts, the duration of the agreements, or an implementation timetable were provided in the committee transcript.
