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County Consolidations and Joint Powers Agreements Overview

Explore the significant changes in county governance through consolidations and joint agreements since 1982. Discover various shared services and collaboration models that enhance public services. Gain insights into internal consolidations and statewide agreements. Learn how these partnerships improve efficiency and resource utilization.

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County Consolidations and Joint Powers Agreements Overview

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  1. Consolidations &Joint Powers AgreementsAmong Counties Prepared by the North Dakota Association of Counties

  2. Since the expansion of joint powers authority by the voters in 1982, and the passage of the “tool chest” for local government in 1993, profound changes have taken place in county government. Some of these changes are depicted on the following slides – grouped by organizational model.

  3. Inter-County Consolidations(County with County)

  4. Shared Social Service Administration Multi-county districts

  5. Shared Correctional Services

  6. Child Protection Investigation

  7. Software Sharing/Hosting

  8. Child Care Assistance Eligibility

  9. 911 Dispatch Services

  10. Public Health Services

  11. Respite Care Services

  12. Shared Tax Director

  13. In-Home Care Services

  14. County Supt. of Schools

  15. County State’s Attorney

  16. Children's Special Health Services

  17. Intra-County Consolidation(County with City & Others)

  18. (County with City & Others) • County/City Joint Law Enforcement • County/City Joint Fiscal Admin. • County/Park Dist. Equip. Purchase • County/Park Dist. Facility Manage. • County/City Joint Election Admin.

  19. (County with City & Others)Continued • County/School Sales Tax Use • County/City Computer Services • County/City Joint Dispatch • County/City Road Maintenance • County/Tribe Joint Dispatch

  20. Statewide Joint Powers Agreements

  21. Mandated Drug/Alcohol Testing

  22. Special Operations (SWAT) Support

  23. Technology Support

  24. Marriage License Software

  25. Office Supply Purchasing

  26. Workers Compensation & Safety

  27. Wireless & VoIP 9-1-1 Implementaton

  28. Land Record Preservation (NDRIN)

  29. “Tool Chest”& Home RuleConsolidations

  30. Counties With Internal Consolidations

  31. Internal Consolidations 1993 • 570 Full-Time Elected Officials • 97 Full-Time Appointed Officials 2007 • 460 Full-Time Elected Officials • 132 Full-Time Appointed Officials Net Reduction • 75 Full-Time Officials

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