Seneca council to explore IGA with sheriff for code enforcement and nuisance abatement
January 25, 2026 | Seneca, Grant County, Oregon
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The council discussed pursuing an Intergovernmental Agreement (IGA) with the county sheriff's department to provide code-enforcement and nuisance-abatement services. Councilors identified the IGA as a potential avenue to address recurring nuisance issues but did not authorize an agreement at the meeting.
Council direction was to have staff contact the Sheriff's Office to explore whether an IGA is feasible and what services and costs would be involved. The council did not record a motion to enter into an IGA; the item remains at the exploratory stage.
Council direction was to have staff contact the Sheriff's Office to explore whether an IGA is feasible and what services and costs would be involved. The council did not record a motion to enter into an IGA; the item remains at the exploratory stage.
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