Washington’s Interlocal Cooperation Act, ch. 39.34 RCW, authorizes public agencies to contract with other public agencies via interlocal agreements that enable cooperation among the agencies to perform governmental activities and deliver public services. The Act also allows the creation of nonprofit corporations to carry out these ends.

Intergovernmental cooperation can reduce duplication, offer economies of scale, and generally improve governmental efficiency. Local governments engage in a wide array of cooperative efforts with each other, state agencies, and other governmental entities, and intergovernmental cooperation can take many forms.

Interlocal – Northern Lakes Fire Protection District – Agreement for Maintenance Services

Interlocal – SCFD 8 – Fit Testing Equipment

Interlocal – City of Liberty Lake – Agreement for Fire Services in the City of Liberty Lake

Interlocal – City of Spokane Valley –  Agreement for Fire Services in the City of Spokane Valley

MOU – City of Liberty Lake & CVSD 356 – Lobbying Agreement

Interlocal  – Okanogan County FPD No 4 – Cooperative Purchase Agreement

Interlocal – Douglas Okanogan Fire District 15 – Purchasing Agreement

Mutual Aid Agreement – SVFD and Kootenai County Fire and Rescue