Council approves e-mobility device registration and education program
On its sixth reading, council passed Ordinance 27-2026 establishing a local registration, safety-education and parking framework for e-mobility devices. Supporters framed the measure as an education-first tool for improving pedestrian safety; some advocates asked for narrower definitions and fewer punitive measures.
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The council on Oct. 5 passed ordinance 27-2026, creating an e-mobility device registration, safety-education and parking program. The ordinance was brought to a sixth reading after several iterations staff said incorporated feedback from council. City Attorney Schulman summarized written submissions and staff’s intent to codify enforcement and education mechanisms.
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