Washington § 41.04.110 - Persons employed by more than one agency — Joint operation — May provide membership in single system.

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§ 41.04.110. Persons employed by more than one agency — Joint operation — May provide membership in single system.

When there exists a joint operation of a public service, the authorities may make provision for membership of all new employees in one designated retirement system by agreement with the proper authorities.
[ 1951 c 98 s 5.]

Source: official Washington text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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