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Burlington approves interlocal agreements to bolster emergency response and inspections

City of Burlington City Council · January 22, 2026
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Summary

The council authorized multiple interlocal agreements: a two-year source control inspection program with Skagit County, renewal of a state fire mobilization agreement, an on-water rescue interlocal with the Skagit County Sheriff's Office, and a reciprocal equipment lending agreement with Fire District #6.

Public Works Director Tyler Stamey presented a two-year interlocal agreement with Skagit County to continue source control inspection services; council authorized the mayor to sign the agreement. Fire Chief Rob Toth then presented a renewal of the State of Washington Fire Mobilization Agreement, which the council approved and authorized the mayor to sign, a renewal that preserves interagency support and reimbursement mechanisms during regional emergencies.

Chief Toth also presented a new interlocal agreement with the Skagit County Sheriff's Office to expand on-water rescue capabilities and a reciprocal lending agreement with Skagit County Fire District #6 to clarify equipment loans. Council authorized the mayor to sign both agreements. The motions for these public safety and environmental-health agreements were recorded as carried in the meeting minutes.