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Board approves IGAs adding law-enforcement patrols to protect flood-control assets and address encampments
Summary
Supervisors unanimously approved intergovernmental agreements to add law-enforcement services for flood-control areas. Supporters said patrols will protect county flood-control staff and remove hazardous encampments; staff explained the Flood Control District requires separate board action and mirrored agenda items.
The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors approved intergovernmental agreements (IGAs) to add law-enforcement services for flood-control district facilities, voting unanimously during the meeting.
Why it matters: Supervisors said added patrols will help protect county employees and address homeless encampments located in riverbeds and flood-control channels. County staff and the county manager emphasized that the flood control district is a special taxing district and that the board must vote in…
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