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Executive and Legislative Offices, Combined
NAICS 921140 · United States · 2022 edition
This industry comprises government establishments serving as councils and boards of commissioners or supervisors and such bodies where the chief executive (e.g., county executive or city mayor) is a member of the legislative body (e.g., county or city council) itself. Cross-References. Government establishments primarily engaged in-- • Serving as offices of chief executives--are classified in Industry 921110, Executive Offices; and • Serving as legislative bodies--are classified in Industry 921120, Legislative Bodies.
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Questions to ask
- What is the size of the jurisdiction — population served and annual operating budget?
- Does the governing body oversee or directly employ law enforcement, emergency services, or other high-hazard public functions?
- Has the body faced any civil rights, discrimination, or public officials claims in the past five years?
- Is the facility government-owned or leased from a third party?
- Are there any pending litigation matters or known regulatory investigations?
- For Executive and Legislative Offices, Combined, what should the underwriter know about history of civil rights litigation or significant public officials claims?
- For Executive and Legislative Offices, Combined, what should the underwriter know about jurisdictions with active labor disputes or large unionized workforces with prior epl claims?
- For Executive and Legislative Offices, Combined, what should the underwriter know about operations that include law enforcement, emergency services, or other high-severity public entity functions under the same governing body?
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These are government bodies where executive and legislative functions are combined — such as county boards of commissioners, city councils where the mayor holds a council seat, or similar combined governing bodies. Day-to-day operations typically involve policy-making, budget adoption, public hearings, administrative oversight, and constituent services from a fixed government facility.
Questions to investigate
- What is the size of the jurisdiction — population served and annual operating budget?
- Does the governing body oversee or directly employ law enforcement, emergency services, or other high-hazard public functions?
- Has the body faced any civil rights, discrimination, or public officials claims in the past five years?
- Is the facility government-owned or leased from a third party?
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