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Snoqualmie Initiates Litigation over the North Bend Police Services Interlocal Agreement

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Snoqualmie has initiated litigation against North Bend regarding the Police Services Interlocal Agreement (ILA). The lawsuit was filed in King County Superior Court after the City Council authorized legal action on May 22, 2025. This dispute centers on the terms and conditions outlined in the ILA, which governs police services between the two cities. The outcome of this case could significantly impact interlocal agreements and public safety operations in the region. Local officials have raised concerns about how the litigation might affect community relations and service delivery.

Both cities are expected to present their arguments in court in the upcoming months. Historical context shows that interlocal agreements are crucial for resource sharing and collaboration among municipalities. The case underscores the importance of clear communication and agreement between neighboring cities in managing public services effectively.

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