If it becomes law, Madison County's Sheriff's Office could make joint law enforcement agreements with three Tennessee sheriff's offices, with rules for damage claims and annual reporting.
Madison County's Sheriff's Office could make agreements with three Tennessee sheriff's offices for joint law enforcement work across state lines. Each agreement must explain how damage claims will be handled and limit county and state liability while protecting public safety.
If it becomes law, Madison County's Sheriff's Office may make agreements for joint law enforcement work with three Tennessee sheriff's offices. The agreements may be with the sheriff's offices of Unicoi, Greene, and Cocke Counties in Tennessee. The bill applies only to Madison County. Each agreement must explain how claims for damage to people or property will be shared or assigned. While protecting public safety, each agreement must limit Madison County and North Carolina's liability as much as possible. By November 1 each year, any agreement made that year must be reported to the North Carolina Department of Justice.
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