Interlocal agreements for use of services/facilities of certain county officials; require agreements be approved by county officials and A.G.

HB 884 requires that interlocal agreements between local governments involving services or facilities provided by specific county officials - such as sheriffs, clerks, assessors, or tax collectors - must first be approved by both the relevant county official and the Mississippi Attorney General before taking effect. This adds a mandatory review step for agreements that utilize these county roles, ensuring they comply with state law. The bill does not change the services themselves but modifies the approval process for such partnerships. It applies directly to local governments (like cities or towns) entering agreements with county offices. The requirement would take effect July 1, 2025, though the bill died in committee in February 2025.