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HB 1329: Answers to Your OPMA Questions

HB 1329: Answers to Your OPMA Questions

This blog address some common questions local governments have raised about HB 1329 and how it impacts remote public meetings, public comment, adjournment, and more.

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2022 Legislative Updates to Personnel Laws — Salary and Leave

2022 Legislative Updates to Personnel Laws — Salary and Leave

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Land Use Case Law Update – Summer 2022

Land Use Case Law Update – Summer 2022 July 21, 2022

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Are there any state laws/requirements for advertising employment opportunities for a small special purpose district? June 27, 2022

Can the city flag be flown on the same pole as the state flag? We understand that the U.S. flag is highest and the POW/MIA flag would be flown below the U.S. flag. June 21, 2022

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In the News

Vancouver City Council acts to limit protests outside homes of officials, staff, volunteers June 28, 2022

Lacey adopts tighter restrictions on removing trees from residential lots June 28, 2022

Why People Are Moving Away From Big Urban Counties June 28, 2022

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In Focus

State of the Cities 2022 Highlights NLC collected, coded and analyzed more than 60 mayoral speeches delivered between October 2021 and April 2022 across the country. More from National League of Cities June 28, 2022

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Updated Publications

Initiative and Referendum Guide for Washington Cities and Charter Counties April 28, 2022

Suggested Guidelines for Purchasing, Bidding, and Contracting for Washington State Conservation Districts April 19, 2022

Revenue Guide for Washington Cities and Towns March 21, 2022

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Tools and Resources

American Rescue Plan Act

TThis page provides an overview of the federal American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA), and specifically the Local Fiscal Recovery Fund (LFRF), as it impacts local governments in Washington.

 

Bipartisan Infrastructure Law

This page provides a brief overview of the five-year federal infrastructure bill signed into law in November 2021 to help local governments in Washington identify potential funding opportunities.

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