Local governments; impose approval condition precedent on agreements for certain county services or facilities.

SB 2828 would require county governments to obtain written approval from specific county officials - such as sheriffs, clerks, or tax officials - before agreements involving their services or facilities can take effect. The bill mandates that such agreements be submitted to the relevant official for review under the same standards used for the Attorney General’s approval process, including a 60-day window for disapproval. If no disapproval occurs within 60 days, the agreement is automatically approved. This change directly affects how counties enter into agreements for services provided by these county offices, ensuring a formal approval step before agreements become binding.