Glendale council approves interlocal agreement with county for probation services, sets 2026 charge at $23,068
May 05, 2026 | Goldendale, Klickitat County, Washington
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The Glendale City Council voted to authorize the mayor to execute an interlocal agreement with Cliquet County to provide probation services within the municipal department of the district court.
Council discussion noted the agreement reflects a new arrangement after the county reorganized probation services; the Chair said the city attorney had reviewed the agreement. The council stated the primary charge for 2026 under the agreement is $23,068.
A council member moved to authorize the mayor to execute the agreement; the motion was seconded and the Chair called the vote. The Chair recorded the motion as passed.
No roll-call vote tally with individual member votes was recorded in the transcript beyond the Chair's call for "Aye" and the Chair stating "Motion passes." The agreement was described as interlocal in nature and administrative — councilors discussed the change from prior practice in which the courts handled probation tasks and the county had not charged the city for the service in the same way previously.
What's next: The mayor will sign the interlocal agreement and staff will implement the probation-services arrangements for 2026 under the $23,068 charge.
Council discussion noted the agreement reflects a new arrangement after the county reorganized probation services; the Chair said the city attorney had reviewed the agreement. The council stated the primary charge for 2026 under the agreement is $23,068.
A council member moved to authorize the mayor to execute the agreement; the motion was seconded and the Chair called the vote. The Chair recorded the motion as passed.
No roll-call vote tally with individual member votes was recorded in the transcript beyond the Chair's call for "Aye" and the Chair stating "Motion passes." The agreement was described as interlocal in nature and administrative — councilors discussed the change from prior practice in which the courts handled probation tasks and the county had not charged the city for the service in the same way previously.
What's next: The mayor will sign the interlocal agreement and staff will implement the probation-services arrangements for 2026 under the $23,068 charge.
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