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Mason County
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Shelton, WA 98584
1935285 MASON CO WA
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MACECOM'S GOVERNING AGREEEMENT
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THIS AGREEMENT, made and entered into by and between Mason
County, the City of Shelton, Squaxin Island Tribal Police, Skokomish Indian
Tribe, Mason County Fire Protection Districts 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 11, 12,
13, 16, 17, and 18 who are signators to this agreement. The effective date of
this agreement is f 1- N ®200 •
WITNESSETH:
WHEREAS, Chapter 39.34 RCW, the Interlocal Cooperation Act,
authorizes the parties to agree to the joint provision of communications
services; and
WHEREAS, the parties hereto collectively operate an emergency
communications facility for law enforcement, fire protection services, and/or
ambulance services and have employed skilled personnel in connection
therewith and have certain equipment used to perform such public safety
services; and
WHEREAS, the parties and the residents of Mason County would continue
to benefit both m terms of efficiency and public safety from a consolidated
communications system providing service to Mason County, the City, the
Tnbes, and the Fire Protection Districts within the County.
NOW, THEREFORE, be it hereby agreed as follows:
1. CREATION:
A. There is hereby created a consolidated public safety
communications center, a public agency hereinafter called
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MACECOM (MASON COUNTY EMERGENCY
COMMUNICATIONS). The parties hereto each assign to
such agency the responsibility for public safety
communications for the purpose of communication and
dispatching for public safety and emergencies in those
participating incorporated and unincorporated areas of
Mason County, which are under jurisdiction of any party to
this agreement. Such agency shall be and is hereby created
as a separate legal entity as is authorized by RCW
39.34.030 (3) b.
B The Finance Director of the City of Shelton will act as
Treasurer of MACECOM. There is hereby created and
established a special pooled fund, to be administered by the
Treasurer, which fund shall be known as the "MACECOM
Fund" into which shall be deposited all funds received for
the account of this agency and from which shall be paid all
proper claims as allowed by the Legislative Board in
accordance with the provisions of RCW Chapter 36.22 and
any other applicable statutes. Funds previously held by the
City or County that were collected for the purpose of
supporting emergency communications systems and
facilities shall be transferred to MACECOM upon
execution of this Agreement. This shall include, without
limitation, any E911 revenues or taxes collected pursuant to
RCW 82.14.420. On the tenth of each month hereafter, the
County shall submit to MACECOM for deposit into this
fund any excise, sales, or other revenue collected by the
County during the term of this Agreement for the express
purpose of supporting 911 emergency communications
services, systems or facilities. All MACECOM employees
shall be paid on the City of Shelton's payroll as part of the
City's function as Treasurer. MACECOM shall provide to
the City of Shelton an amount agreeable to MACECOM
and the City as compensation for the City's services.
MACECOM shall contract with the City of Shelton for
personnel services.
C. MACECOM shall be a separate entity answerable to the
Legislative and Governing Board. It is separate from any
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existing emergency response agency for operational
control. Any and all operational and / or procedural matters
not otherwise delegated to the Director are to be decided
upon by the Governing Board.
2. SERVICES PROVIDED:
MACECOM will provide the following services to its members:
A. Emergency dispatch services for participating law
enforcement, fire districts and departments, tribal agencies
and ambulance services.
B. Information from the Washington State Patrol Law
Enforcement Data Communications System to participating
law enforcement agencies.
C. An answering and dispatching service to assist members in
responding to public safety emergencies and other calls for
assistance.
3. GOVERNING BOARD:
A. There is hereby established a Governing Board consisting
of the following nine (9) members:
Elected Officials:
1. A Mason County Commissioner
2. Mason County Sheriff
3. A City of Shelton Commissioner
4. A Fire Protection District # 5 Commissioner
5. A Fire District Commissioner (elected by the Mason
County Fire District Commissioners)
Appointed Officials:
1. City of Shelton Police Chief
2. Chief of Fire Protection District # 5
3. A participating Fire Chief (elected by the Mason
County Fire Chiefs Association)
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4. A Police Chief representing Squaxin Island Tribal
Police and the Skokomish Department of Public Safety
B. Each agency or group represented by a Governing Board
member, as provided above, shall designate an alternate for
each Governing Board member. The names of the
Governing Board member and alternate shall be sent to
MACECOM in writing to be filed, and shall be updated in
writing by each agency or group whenever the designees
are changed, whose name shall be filed with MACECOM,
and who shall act as an alternate Governing Board member
and attend all of the Governing Board meetings in lieu of
the Governing Board member for whom such person is to
act as an alternate at such times as the duly designated
member is not otherwise available to attend the meetings.
The alternate shall have full powers to vote and act as a
Governing Board member at all such meetings that such
alternate attends m lieu of the regularly designated
Governing Board member.
The members of the Governing Board shall elect a
chairperson of the Governing Board who shall preside at
all meetings of the Governing Board. The members of the
Governing Board shall elect a Chairperson Pro Tem who
shall preside at meetings of the Governing Board when the
Chairperson is absent.
The Director of MACECOM or his/her designee shall act
as Secretary of the Governing Board.
The Governing Board shall adopt, and when necessary
amend, the definitional, operational, and procedural
parameters and functions of MACECOM.
C. The functions of the Governing Board shall be as follows:
1. Budget formulation and recommendations to the
Legislative Board.
2. Present quarterly reports to the Legislative Board.
3. Interview applicants for the Director's position and
make recommendations to the Legislative Board.
4. Development of operational priorities, policies and
procedures for systems development, programming,
operational and personnel policies, and equipment
usage.
5. Review of the administrative policies of MACECOM.
6. Establishment of policies for expenditure of budgeted
items for MACECOM.
7. Approval of the Director's proposals for new
equipment.
D. No member of the Governing Board shall be paid for his /
her services thereon.
E Each member of the Governing Board shall have an equal
vote in Governing Board decisions. The Director of
MACECOM will not vote on any matters.
MEETINGS
All regular, special, and annual meetings of MACECOM
Boards shall be subject to the Open Public Meetings Act and
held in Mason County.
An annual meeting and election of officers shall be held at the
first regular meeting of the calendar year.
1. Regular meetings of the Governing Board shall be held
at least quarterly. Any regular meeting may be
adjourned to a definite date and place by the majority
vote of a quorum of the members. Adjourned or special
meetings may be held at the time or place determined
by the Governing Board.
2. Special meetings of the Governing Board may be held
at the call of the Chair, or at the request in writmg of
any three (3) or more members. If the Chair shall fail to
comply with such a request said members so requesting
shall call such meeting all signing notice. All members
shall be notified at least 24 hours before the time and
place set for a meeting.
3. Notices of all annual and regular meetings shall be
mailed or delivered to each member at least five (5)
days before the meeting.
4. A quorum necessary for the transaction of business
shall consist of five (5) voting members. With a
quorum present the business of the Governing Board
shall be transacted by a majority vote of the members
present, including the vote ofthe Chair.
5. The Governing Board shall keep minutes and records
of all its resolutions, transactions, findings,
recommendations and determinations.
6. The Chair shall rule on all procedural questions subject
to reversal by two-thirds (2/3) vote of the members
present.
LEGISLATIVE BOARD
A. There is hereby established a Legislative Board consisting
of following five (5) elected officials:
1. A Mason County Commissioner
2. A City of Shelton Commissioner
3. A Mason County Fire Protection District Commissioner
(elected be the Mason County Fire District
Commissioners)
4. A Squaxin Island Tribal Council Member
5. A Skokomish Tribal Council Member
B The Legislative Board shall elect a chairperson who shall
preside at all meetings ofthe Legislative Board. The
members of the Legislative Board shall elect a chairperson
pro tem who shall preside at meetings of the Legislative
Board when the chairperson is absent. Elected officials
must designate in writing another elected official as their
alternate.
C. A quorum necessary for the transaction of business shall
consist of three (3) voting members.
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The Legislative Board shall have quarterly meetings at a
minimum.
E The functions of the Legislative Board shall be as follow:
1. Budget modifications and approval
2. Review and approval of expenditures
3. Approval for new equipment
4. Delegation of authority as authorized
5. Approve final selection of Director
F. The Legislative Board may contract with non-member
public and private organizations or agencies for emergency
communications, alarm systems, and other communications
services. Such organizations or agencies shall be charged a
standard rate for these services as established annually by
the Legislative Board.
5. POLICY AND PROCEDURE:
A. It is the responsibility of the Chair to appomt such
subcommittees as are necessary to draft and make
recommendations for standardized policies and procedures
for each of the emergency services. The Governing Board
shall submit comments and recommendations to the
Director as necessary. The Director will make every effort
to reasonably accommodate the suggestions and
recommendations or will provide specific written responses
as to why they cannot be accommodated.
6. INCIDENT / COMPLAINT RESOLUTION:
Day to day complaints or problems regarding Public Safety
Answering Pomt (PSAP) operations should be first
reported to the Director of the MACECOM. The intent is
that the problems should be resolved at the lowest
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operational level first. If not successful at this point, it may
be referred to the Governing Board for review and action
by the Incident Review Committee. It is understood that
the Governing Board and Director may initiate complaints
through the same process regarding any user agency.
A. INCIDENT REVIEW COMMI'1"1'BE (IRC)
1. FORMAT: If a problem is submitted to the Governing
Board for consideration, a hearing committee shall be
formed consisting of three members of the Governing
Board, chosen at random from those agencies not
directly affected by the issue.
2. MISSION: That committee is charged with obtaining
information from all sides of the controversy and
conducting investigations as necessary and will render a
recommendation in writing to the full Governing Board.
The report and recommendation will then be reviewed
and transmitted to the Director in the same manner as
any other recommendation. The Director will apply the
findings or recommendations unless there are specific
articulable reasons why he / she cannot.
3. APPEAL. If the situation is not resolved at this point
the appeal process is through the Legislative Board.
Gnevances or disputes not resolved at this level may be
submitted for legal mediation.
4. PERSONNEL ISSUES• Complaints that deal
specifically with potential personnel disciplinary issues
that are subject to certain rights and privileges afforded
by collective bargaining agreements may not be
referred through this system. It is understood that those
bargaining agreements and personnel policies of the
City of Shelton shall take precedence m all disciplinary
situations.
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A. Law Enforcement Users Group
This committee, represented by each participating law
enforcement agency, is responsible for reviewmg and
recommending updates as necessary, the various law
enforcement procedures and policies. It provides
operational assistance and advice relating to the law
enforcement user agencies.
This committee shall bear full responsibility for insuring
that the law enforcement data communications network
and any Criminal History Records Information received by
means of such network shall be used solely for the
purposes of the administration of the criminal laws or the
purposes enumerated in RCW 10.97. The Law
Enforcement Users Group shall establish any necessary
rules and regulations governing:
1. Priorities
2. Recommend policies governing the operation of
computers, circuits, and telecommunications terminals
used to process criminal history record information, not
in conflict with Information System authority for the
City of Shelton, vendor or service agreements binding
MACECOM thereupon or RCW 35A.13.080.
3. This committee will review and recommend revisions,
when necessary, law enforcement dispatch / radio
procedures.
4. This committee will review, and recommend revisions
when necessary, personnel policies not in conflict with
or preempted by personnel policies and collective
bargauung agreements of the City of Shelton.
B. Fire and EMS Users Group
This committee, represented by each participating Fire /
EMS agency, is responsible for reviewing and
recommending as necessary, the various Fire / EMS
procedures policies. It provides operational assistance and
advice relating to the Fire / EMS users agencies as well as
the Director for matters relating to the receipt and
transmission of both emergency and non -emergency public
safety communications. The committee will make
recommendations for creating standards in the selection,
supervision, and termination of communications center
personnel not in conflict with or pre-empted by personnel
policies and collective bargaining agreements of the City
of Shelton. This committee will review and make
recommendations to revise when necessary, personnel
policies and collective bargaining agreements of the City
of Shelton.
The Fire / EMS Users Group shall establish any necessary
rules and regulations governing:
1. Priorities
2. Recommend policy governing the operation of
computers, radio circuits, telephone circuits and
telecommunications terminals for Fire / EMS
operations and not in conflict with Information System
authonty for the City of Shelton.
3. It shall also strive to assist the emergency
communications center with the standardization of
communication procedures throughout the range of
Fire / EMS agencies, insofar as possible.
4. Review and make recommendations to revise when
necessary, Fire / EMS dispatch / radio procedures.
5. This committee will review and make
recommendations to revise when necessary, personnel
policies not in conflict with or pre-empted by personnel
policies and collective bargaining agreements of the
City of Shelton.
7. VOTING:
Each Legislative and Governing Board Member shall have one
(1) vote in all Legislative and Governing Board
recommendations / decisions regardless of size, budget, or call
volume of the agency voting.
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8. DIRECTOR:
A. The MACECOM Governing Board shall contract with the
City of Shelton for the Director's position. The Director
shall be selected on the basis of administrative and
technical competence and experience.
B. The Director will be part of management's bargaining
team during union negotiations. The Director will also be
responsible for administering any existing labor
agreements covering MACECOM personnel under his /
her supervision.
C. The Director shall be responsible for administration,
budget, personnel, dispatching, records, communications,
and other Communications Center functions in
conformance with the policies of the Governing Board.
D The Director shall have authority and responsibility to
schedule, hire, tram and discipline, up to and including
termination, all MACECOM personnel within the
documented personnel pohcy guidelines established by the
Governing Board.
E The Director, with the Governing Board, shall prepare a
proposed annual budget in a manner hereinafter described.
9. FACILITIES:
MACECOM shall operate and maintain Mason County's primary
Public Safety Answering Point (PSAP) including the emergency
telecommunications equipment, network and database necessary
to provide Enhanced 9-1-1 service.
10. EQUIPMENT:
MACECOM shall own and maintain all equipment procured for
purposes of establishing and maintaining operations. This
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includes all office furniture as well as office, radio, data,
telephone equipment, etc. MACECOM shall own all furniture
equipment acquired for expansion of operations includmg any
remote radio equipment deemed necessary.
MACECOM members shall be individually responsible for the
provision of equipment for communicating with MACECOM or
between their personnel. Each member shall retain the
responsibility and authority for its operational departments and
for such equipment and services as required at its place of
operations to connect to MACECOM's operations.
Interconnecting equipment shall not be included in
MACECOM's budget. Each member shall be responsible for
purchasing, maintaining, and repairing their own base, mobile,
and portable communications equipment mcluding pagers and
computers.
11. RADIO FREQUENCY LICENSES:
MACECOM Members shall be responsible for holding,
maintaining and renewing all FCC Radio Frequency Licenses
necessary for operations. Each MACECOM Member shall
designate MACECOM as the primary Control Point for all
licenses. All MACECOM Members shall ensure all FCC Radio
Frequency Licenses include authorization so each member
agency can use all operational frequencies.
12. FINANCES
A. BUDGET- The Director of MACECOM, with the
assistance of the Governing Board, shall each year
preparea proposed preliminary Budget of revenue and
expenditures for the operation of MACECOM for the
next calendar year on or before the date of the first
Governing Board meeting m August. The Legislative
Board shall approve the preliminary MACECOM Budget
on or before the first Board meeting in November The
Legislative Board shall also submit to such bodies an
explanation for the adopted MACECOM Budget. Said
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Budget shall be consistent with the budgeting,
accounting, and reporting system (State of Washington,
Office of State Auditor) and City of Shelton budget
procedures Said Budget may be subject to amendment
by the Legislative Board as to detail in accordance with
City of Shelton budget procedures and laws.
B EQUIPMENT REPLACEMENT AND CAPITAL
IMPROVEMENT FUND - MACECOM'S Budget
will include an account entitled "Equipment Replacement
and Capital Improvement Fund". Each year the
Legislative Board will insure said Fund has adequate
monies to replace or improve equipment, which has
failed or become unreliable. All interest mcome, which is
realized as a result of investing monies in said Fund, will
remain in the Fund.
C. ENHANCED 9-1-1 EQUIPMENT
REPLACEMENT FUND — MACECOM S Budget will
include an account entitled `Enhanced 9-1-1 Equipment
Replacement". The Legislative Board must place funds
into this Fund for the replacement of equipment eligible
for Enhanced 9-1-1 grant funds per the applicable
Washington Administrative Code (WAC). All interest
income, which is realized as a result of investing monies
in the Fund, will remain m the Fund.
D. COST DISTRIBUTION- In conjunction with the
development of the preliminary Budget, the Governing
Board will prepare a methodology, based on a formula,
for the distribution of MACECOM's operating costs to
the parties of this agreement.
Costs will be distributed proportionally among
MACECOM's Members as determined by each
Member's actual usage of MACECOM services as
evidenced by the number of incidents generated by each
member agency. Each year a total count shall be made to
determine the number of incidents each participating
agency generated between July 1g of the year previous to
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the year in which the budget is being formulated and
June 30th of the year in which the budget is being
formulated.
E BILLING AND NON-PAYMENT- Each party to this
agreement shall be billed by December 1st for the
following year. Quarterly payments are due on the first
day of each quarter with the exception of the first quarter
of the year which will be due February 1st. Payments not
received by February 20th for the first quarter, April 25th
for the second quarter, July 25t' for the third quarter, and
October 25th for the fourth quarter will be considered
delinquent, and m that event, the Legislative Board by
majority vote shall have the authority to terminate all
services to such member and all participation of such
member to the functions of MACECOM. The Legislative
Board will then redistribute the costs to the remaining
members.
F. 01'HER FUNDING MACECOM may accept gifts,
grants, or loans of money, equipment, or services from
any lawful source MACECOM shall also cooperate in
all ways with local, state, and federal government
agencies and any private funding sources to maximize
the use of gifts or grants for equipment and operations.
13. DURATION AND TERMINATION:
Except as otherwise specifically provided herein, any party to this
agreement may withdraw from MACECOM upon at least one (1)
year's written notice to the Legislative Board. Said termination
notice must be received by December 31 st of the year prior to
termination to be effective on December 3P1 of the following year.
This agreement shall continue until the parties hereto unanimously
agree to dissolve MACECOM. All equipment purchased or acquired
by MACECOM and used in common for MACECOM purposes
shall be retained by MACECOM upon the withdrawal of any party
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to this agreement. Provided, however, if this agreement is terminated
and MACECOM dissolved, the Legislative Board shall determine
the disposition of any equipment and assets of MACECOM. Said
disposition of assets or proceeds of assets shall be on a prorata basis
determined by percentage of contribution toward acquisition,
upkeep, modification, and other substantial direct costs incurred.
14. TERMINATION OF O'FIWR AGREEMENTS:
Upon operational functioning of MACECOM, any contracts for
communications services between user members and other parties to
this agreement shall terminate.
15. ADMISSION OF NEW PARTIES:
Additional public safety entities that are not signatories to this
agreement pnor to the initial funding period may be added to this
Agreement upon such terms and conditions as agreed upon by the
parties to this Agreement. The admission of such additional parties
shall be by wntten addendum to this agreement, signed by a
majority of the parties at that time and the additional parties.
16. AMENDMENTS:
This agreement may be amended at any time by the majority action
of the Governing Board and ratified by a majority of the Legislative
Board.
17. SEVERABILITY:
If any provision of this Agreement or the application thereof to any
person or circumstances is held invalid, such invalidity shall not
affect other provisions or applications of the Agreement, which can
be given effect without the invalid provision or application, and to
this end the provisions of the Agreement are declared to be
severable.
18. FILING:
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As provided by RCW 39.34.040, this agreement shall be filed pnor
to its entry in force with the City of Shelton Clerk, the County
Auditor, the Secretary of State, and any other entities as required by
law.
19. EXECUTION OF AGREEMENT:
Each party to this agreement may bind itself with all other parties to
this agreement to form MACECOM by signing a duplicate original
of this agreement and submitting such signed duphcate original to
MACECOM. It is understood that such execution shall not require
that one original agreement be signed by all parties to this
agreement, but that there will be several duplicate originals signed
by each party to this agreement. The purpose of this provision is to
facilitate the signing of the agreement and to avoid undue delay in
the execution of the agreement. This agreement, however, shall be
executed on behalf of each member by its authonzed representative
and pursuant to the appropriate motion, resolution or ordinance of
each local government or other entity as the case may be. Each party
to this agreement shall be bound to it as of the date it is signed by
that member.
20. ARBITRATION:
If MACECOM is unable to negotiate acceptable service fees for
services from the City of Shelton, these issues may than be
submitted to arbitration. The parties shall appoint an arbitrator to
resolve the issue(s). After hearing evidence from both parties, the
arbitrator will determine the appropriate fees. The decision of the
arbitrator is final. The parties shall split the cost of the arbitrator's
fees. Any other costs of arbitration will be paid by the party
incurring the same.
21. INDEMNITY AGREEMENT:
With respect to any action arising out of the performance of this
Agreement, each party agrees to defend indemnify and hold
harmless MACECOM and the other parties from all claims, loss, or
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damage, including costs and reasonable attorneys' fees, resulting
from the party's sole negligence and from actions or omissions that
are solely attributable to any employee, official, or agent of the
party, including but not limited to loss or damage arising from
provision of law enforcement, fire, or emergency medical services.
Nothing in this section shall supersede or modify any existing or
future agreement between members to this Agreement with respect
to claims, loss, or damage resulting from the provision of law
enforcement, fire, or emergency medical services.
22. NO WAIVER OF IMMUNITY
Each party to this Agreement expressly reserves all government
immunities granted and inherent to that party to the extent applicable
under federal, state, tribal and local law. By entering into this
Agreement, no party waives such immunity and nothing in this
Agreement shall imply such a waiver.
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MASON COUNTY FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT SIXTEEN
WITNESS
APPROVED:
Oi?IGWNL
MARK VIS Chief STEVE EDMONDSON, Commissioner
m cm, c bin-Th
ADRIENNE AMAR, Commissioner
nGINAL
MASON COUNTY FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT ONE
WITNESS: APPROVED:
RICH HOYL , Chief Alit CARILLE, Commissioner
ESGOI,i'AST
R, Commissioner
MCDOUGALL, Comm
MACECOM GOVERNING AGREEMENT — NOVEMBER 17, 2008
WITNESS:
MASON COUNTY FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT #4
APPROVED:
A�N
OB B DGE, Chief BRETT BISHOP, CfH
CURTIS BENNETT, Commissioner
GARY PL ' W , Commissioner
ORICINN
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MASON COUNTY FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT TWO
WITNESS:
BEAU BAKKEN, Chief
BROOKE QUIGLEY
APPROVED:
MCINTOSH, Commissioner
ACKWELL, Commissioner
r
issioner
DAN BURRUS,er
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TON, Commissioner
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MASON COUNTY FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT THREE
WITNESS: APPROVED:
PATTI GRAEBER, Chief
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STANLI?Y I5ATRON, Commissioner
Commissioner
SCOTT BERRY, mmissioner
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U1NAL
og\GNA'L
MASON COUNTY FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT FIVE
WITNESS:
CHARD 1 ` G ', Chief
APPROVED:
TO t /. TAYL 1 ' , Commissioner
CHARLES HUFF II, Commissioner
PAT MCGANNEY, Commissioner
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MASON COUNTY FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT SIX
WITNESS:
RICH HEINRICH, Chief
APPROVED:
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ORIGINAL
BARBARA/B4ODIN, Commissioner
STEVE GROUT, Commissioner
STEVE LEVETTE, Commissioner
MASON COUNTY FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT #8
MACECOM GOVERNING AGREEMENT
APPROVED:
ATTEST'
BETTY EWS, SECRETARY/TREASURER
• °OS,"vitip
APPROVED
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TOM WAMPOID, COMMISSIONER CHAI
JEAN GAU.,
OMMISSIONER
TOMMY TH MBS, COMMISSIONER
fir\i 3„ 'SAL
WITNESS
Ji.Lai
MASON COUNTY FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT NINE
APPROVED:
VIN LEISTER, Commissioner
DARRELL C. ROBERTS, Commissioner
A/tea... FAS
M 4' VI ANDERS'.N, Co i
ssioner
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MASON COUNTY FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT ELEVEN
WITNESS APPROVED:
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JERRY WARTOS, Chief ? dos
4;•71.42/1aert"
RONALD D. RITCHIE, Commissioner
Commissioner
MASON COUNTY FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT TWELVE
WITNESS
Sri
,I 1 E SPALD G. Chief
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APPROVED:
DANTE ELLIOTT, Commissioner
SHON ECK, Commissioner
DRA ANDSR ON Commissioner
missioner
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MASON COUNTY FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT THIRTEEN
WITNESS
STAN LOERTSCHER, Chief
APPROVED:
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RANDALL NQRRIS, Commissioner
BRIAN CO , Commissioner
AM S PEDLAR, Commissioner
SKOKOMISH INDIAN NATION
APPROVED• APPROVED:
CHRIS NEWTON, Acting Chief
SEP GAVEL; Chairman
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ORIGINAL
MASON COUNTY FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT SEVENTEEN
WITNESS
DAVID MOORE hief
APPROVED:
RICHARD HON %ETT, Commissioner
P-Cilo1.<04-,--
RUCE NEWMAN, Commissioner
JOHN BOLDRICK, Commissioner
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MASON COUNTY FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT EIGHTEEN
WITNESS
APPROVED:
MIC ,f L MOTT, Chief FRANKLIN PHILLICommissioner
4EONARD K. WEAVER, Commissioner
W SON 1 =I LL, Commissioner
WITNESS
ORIGINAL
SQUAXIN ISLAND TRIBAL ENFORCEMENT
APPROVED:
,i //
le
EVANS, Chief RAY P ' ERS, Executive Director
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ATTEST:
MASON COUNTY
Rebecca S. Rogers, Clerk of e Board
PROVED AS
;Mo
epu•'rosecuting Attorn
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ORIGINAL
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
MASON COUNTY, WASHINGTON
fuse -
Tim
Sheldon, Chair
a Ring Erickson( ommissioner
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s Gallagher, Commi sioner
Casey Safi • .ury, Sheriff
CITY OF SHELTON
WITNESS:
TE '; E. DA ` ' ORT, Chief of Police
ATTEST:
AWN PANNELL, Commissioner
OGkNAL
APPROVED:
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Vicki Look, City Clerk
L
OFIN TARRANT, Mayor
MIKE BYRNE, Comm
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sioner