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Administrative Code

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Employment Background Check Laws

Washington employers who hire Washington residents to work in the state of Washington: Abide by the Federal FCRA and the following state law.

Historical Archives

Search Washington Secretary of State Digital Archives database of historical records including agreements and contracts, audio records, birth records, cemetery directories, census records, corporation records, death records, land records, maps, marriage records, naturalizations, military records, ordinances, resolutions, family histories and more. Search by name, keyword or collection.

Laws and Rules

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Legislative Bills

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Revised Code

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Spokane County

City of Spokane City Charter

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City of Spokane Municipal Code

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City of Spokane Public Records Search

Search for the City of Spokane public documents including ordinances, resolutions, contracts, reports, agendas, packets, and minutes. Search by file number, keywords, phrase, document type or date range.

City of Spokane Valley Municipal Code

Search or view the City of Spokane Valley municipal code. This code is current through Ordinance 13-004, passed May 14, 2013.

Code of Ordinances

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