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Bookmark or Share- MRSC - Knowing Your Roles: City and Town GovernmentsThe focus of Congress, the state legislature, or a city/town council is policymaking. A municipal court exercises judicial functions, although in a more limited way than the state or federal courts, and the mayor (or manager) heads the executive branch of municipal government much like the president and governor head the federal and state executive branches, respectively.
- Who’s the Boss? Separation of Powers in Local GovernmentOn-Demand Webinars – Watch pre-recorded versions of our recent webinars, at your own convenience.. PRA/OPMA E-Learning Courses – Free video courses for city/town elected officials on the Public Records Act (PRA) and Open Public Meetings Act (OPMA).
- County Commissioner Roles and Responsibilities - MRSCOverview. 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 branches of government at various times.
- MRSC - The Oath of Office for Local Elected OfficialsCounty commissioner or county councilmember — RCW 36.32.120(9) Mayor of a code city ( RCW 35A.21.030 ) or a town ( RCW 35.27.160 ) Mayor or mayor pro tem of a second-class city — RCW 35.23.191
- MRSC - Official Bonds and Oaths of OfficeAgencies should consult their statutes – for instance, the public utility district statute (RCW 54.12.100) specifically requires each commissioner’s oath to be administered and certified by an authorized county officer.
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