INTERLOCAL COST SHARING AGREEMENT BETWEEN COMAL COUNTY, TEXAS AND CITY OF NEW BRAUNFELSInterlocal Cost Sharing Agreement • June 29th, 2018 • Texas
WHEREAS, the City of New Braunfels (the “City”) entered into an interlocal agreement with The Alamo Area Council of Governments (“AACOG”) wherein AACOG agreed to furnish the City with a demand response, curb-to-curb, public transportation service (“Transit Service”) for residents within the New Braunfels area; and
INTERLOCAL COST SHARING AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF WALLA WALLA FIRE DEPARTMENT, CITY OF COLLEGE PLACE FIRE DEPARTMENT, AND WALLA WALLA COUNTY FIRE DISTRICT NO. 4 FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF FIRE TRAINING FACILITY REPAIRS AND UPGRADES TO THE CITY OF...Interlocal Cost Sharing Agreement • August 11th, 2020 • Washington
This agreement is made and entered into on this day of , 2020 by and between the City of Walla Walla (Walla Walla), City of College Place (College Place), and Walla Walla County Fire District No. 4 (District 4), also referred to as the “Parties” to share costs for the repair and upgrades (Project) to the City of Walla Walla Fire Training Facility (Facility).
Subject: Interlocal cost sharing agreement related to COVID-19 health crisisInterlocal Cost Sharing Agreement • October 8th, 2020
The federal government passed the CARES Act and provided funding to Washington State that the state has made available on a per capita basis to cities and counties. A total of $16.3 million was allocated to Whatcom County and the cities within the county in the initial round of allocations. Blaine is eligible to receive approximately $162,000 in cost reimbursement from the first allocation. Much of that funding has been used in various COVID-19 response efforts. The state has determined that based on current spending, a second round of allocations will be made. Blaine is eligible for approximately $81,000 through the second allocation, bringing our total up to approximately $245,000.
INTERLOCAL COST SHARING AGREEMENT BETWEEN COMAL COUNTY, TEXAS AND GUADALUPE COUNTY, TEXASInterlocal Cost Sharing Agreement • April 28th, 2016 • Texas
WHEREAS, Comal County, Texas (“Comal County”) has constructed a flood retarding structure known as the “Dry Comal Creek Flood Retarding Structure” (the “DCCFRS”); and
