California- City of Lancaster
ORD. 934
Every employer with one or more employees transacting business in the City of Lancaster must use E-Verify.California- City of Temecula
ORD. 10
All businesses licensed by the city are required to E-verify.
Florida – City of Bonita Springs
ORD. 9-04
Vendors and Contractors, as a condition of the contract with the city, must E-Verify employees.
Michigan (Oakland County Only)
MR 09116
Requiring County Contractors to Participate in E-verify.
New York- Putnam County Only
L.L. No. 4-2009
Putnam County: licensed contractors required to sign affidavit “only employ legal workers.” Also requires the County to use everify for public employees.
Utah – Washington County
ORD No. 2011-1014
Requires businesses, within the unincorporated areas of the county, to use E-Verify before they can obtain Washington County business licenses: 1) each place of business covered by the ordinance to verify the employment eligibility of all new hires by using the federal government’s E-Verify system; 2) failure to comply then the business shall be ordered to comply and its business license shall be suspended for up to 10 days for the first instance, 10-20 days for the second instance, and 30 days to permanent suspension for a third instance.
Washington-Clark County
County Code
Contractors on contracts worth more than $1million to register and use E-Verify.
Washington – Cowlitz County
County Resolution
Requires current contractors and employers with county contracts to use E-Verify to ensure that they and their employees working on the projects are “in compliance with federal employment laws.”
Washington-Pierce County
ORD No. 2009-74s
County agencies and County contractors with contracts valued at $25,000* or more are required to E-Verify. (*$100,000 for road and public works contracts.)
Washington-City of Lakewood
ORD No. 00492
City of Lakewood, WA requires Everify participation by contractors for city and city government.