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MRSC - County Commissioner Roles and Responsibilities
Feb 23, 2024 · Overview. The roles and duties of county commissioners are numerous and varied. Counties are complex organizations, operating literally dozens of distinct business functions, governed by 11 elected officials (or more, depending on the number of judges a county has) and overseen by a commission that acts as the executive, legislative, and judicial …
Commissioners serve as full-time executives and legislators (or policy makers) for the county. The number of commissioners that serve on the board of a commission county depends on the population of the county. By comparison, seven Washington counties have successfully adopted home rule charters: King (1969), Clallam
MRSC - County Elected and Appointed Officials
Jan 22, 2025 · Auditor. Chapter 36.22 RCW and chapter 65.04 RCW outline the county auditor's duties and authority. The holder of this position has a broad range of duties involving specific statutory functions and county financial administration, including auditing county financial records and preparing the preliminary county budget for county commissioners (RCW 36.40.010-.040).
MRSC - Planning Commissions
Jan 21, 2025 · The planning commission provides citizen review and recommendations on planning-related matters to the city, town, or county council, or county board of commissioners. Planning commissions are usually involved in reviewing proposed revisions and updates to local comprehensive plans and land use regulations, such as the zoning or subdivision code.
MRSC - Official Bonds and Oaths of Office
Dec 20, 2024 · Commissioners, district secretary: County auditor: 52.14.070-.080: Regional fire authority: Commissioners: County auditor: 52.14.070, referenced by 52.26.080(3)(c) Metropolitan park district: Elected commissioners must be “qualified” (see RCW 35.61.050), but beyond that, oaths are not addressed in chapter 35.61 RCW: Park and recreation district
Residency Requirements for Local Government Officials and …
Jan 29, 2024 · City and town councilmembers, county commissioners, and special purpose district commissioners must be residents and legally registered voters of the city, town, county or district they serve. See our page on Running for Local Elected Office for more details.
Salaries, Compensation, and Benefits for Local Elected Officials
Clark Regional Wastewater District Adopted Budget (2023) – The budget reflects that commissioner salaries are the OFM maximum rate and indicates commissioners are eligible for medical benefits. Des Moines Pool Metropolitan Park District Bylaws (2016) – Includes Compensation section detailing how the legislative body has chosen to pay ...
Who’s the Boss? Separation of Powers in Local Government
Feb 18, 2021 · Councilmembers, Commissioners, and Other Legislators. Councilmembers and commissioners are authorized and required to make policy. Councils and commissions make policy by passing legislation during public meetings pursuant to the Open Public Meetings Act (OPMA), chapter 42.30 RCW.
Council/Board of Commissioners Rules of Procedure - MRSC
Feb 5, 2025 · MRSC has a webpage devoted to Parliamentary Procedure and publishes a number of online resources helpful to understanding Council/Board of Commissioners rules of procedure: Mayor and Councilmember Handbook; Knowing the Territory - Basic Legal Guidelines for Washington City, County, and Special District Officials; County Commissioner Guide
2.02 Role of Commissioners Commissioners are collectively responsible for establishing policy, adopting an annual budget, and providing vision and goals to the General Manager. The following outline is a brief description of the various duties of Commissioners. The description is not intended to be comprehensive, but