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Senate committee shortens notice requirement for intergovernmental cooperation councils
Summary
House Bill 1401, presented by Senator Johnson, would change the notice requirement for intergovernmental cooperation council meetings from no later than 10 days to at least 3 days, a modernization lawmakers said would allow quicker emergency coordination. The committee approved the bill by voice vote with no roll-call tally recorded.
Senator Johnson presented House Bill 1401 to the Senate City, County & Local Affairs Committee and said the bill updates the notice period for intergovernmental cooperation councils from no later than 10 days to at least 3 days before a meeting.
Johnson, who said the bill is co-sponsored by Representative McGee, described the change as a modernization…
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