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Search a subject, person, place, meeting, or phrase.ISSUES AND RECORD COLLECTIONS
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Each issue page connects the overview, timeline, source records, affected communities, and outstanding material.
Wastewater Dispute
Agreements, rates, treatment invoices, legal filings, council minutes, sampling material, raw sensor exports, and production correspondence concerning wastewater treatment between the two towns.
Electric City Police Coverage
Contracts, requests for proposals, agency responses, cost estimates, coverage schedules, options, and correspondence documenting Electric City’s search for law-enforcement coverage.
Coulee Dam Police Services
Council materials and audio, the Electric City police-services agreement, a memo, and production correspondence concerning regional police service and mutual aid.
Grand Coulee PR2026-27
Staffing reports, mutual-aid and emergency-coverage correspondence, police-service proposals and analysis, Electric City RFP materials, fleet records, surplus resolutions, and production correspondence from Grand Coulee.
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Upcoming public meetings
Verified meeting dates, access details, and community deadlines.
Open page Complete archiveBrowse all records
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Open page Municipal archivesBrowse by community
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Open page Video libraryWatch meeting recordings
Embedded council meetings and excerpts organized for public review.
Open page Request trackerPublic-record requests
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Open page Community inputContact or request information
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