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Asotin council authorizes mayor to sign two-year interlocal police agreement with small 2025 cost increase
Summary
The Asotin City Council authorized Mayor Dwayne Paris to sign a revised Interlocal Law Enforcement Service Agreement covering two years, noting a small dollar amount increase for 2025; the motion passed unanimously.
The Asotin City Council voted unanimously Dec. 23 to authorize Mayor Dwayne Paris to sign an updated Interlocal Law Enforcement Service Agreement that will run for two years and includes a small dollar amount increase for 2025.
Mayor Dwayne Paris told the council the agreement had been "updated with only a small dollar amount increase for 2025," and Council moved to authorize the mayor to sign the contract. The motion passed 4–0. The approval preserves existing interjurisdictional police coverage for the coming biennium while reflecting the modest cost change the city was notified of this year.
The council did not discuss specific dollar figures in the meeting minutes. The action was procedural and the motion was recorded as passed by roll call. No public comments were recorded on the item. The council will execute the agreement and file it with city records per standard practice.
