Claycomo adopts ordinance prohibiting interference with first responders
Bill No. 3081, addressing interference against first responders and requiring a 25-foot distance from responders performing duties, was read, seconded and adopted as Ordinance No. 3080 on May 11, 2026.
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Police Chief Matt Coonce presented Bill No. 3081 during the May 11, 2026 meeting, describing it as an ordinance to address interference against first responders and city officials; the minutes state the text includes a requirement that individuals remain within twenty-five feet of responders performing duties. The Village Clerk conducted the second reading. Trustee David Jett moved to adopt the bill as Ordinance No. 3080; Trustee Keelin seconded. The minutes record a roll-call vote in favor and note the motion carried.
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