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Johnson County approves second reading of ordinance banning tampering with barricades and traffic-control devices
Summary
The board approved the second reading of Ordinance 2025-O-4, which prohibits unauthorized removal or tampering with barricades and traffic-control devices, during the April 28 Johnson County commissioners meeting.
The Johnson County Board of Commissioners approved the second reading of Ordinance 2025-O-4 on April 28, which makes it unlawful to remove or tamper with barricades or traffic-control devices without authorization.
A commissioner moved to approve the ordinance on second reading and the board voted in favor by voice vote; the transcript does not include a roll-call tally. A commissioner commented that it was unfortunate the ordinance was necessary.
Why it matters: the ordinance creates a local offense intended to protect public works, traffic control and temporary safety measures. The text of the ordinance was not read into the record in the portions of the transcript provided.
No amendments or implementation steps beyond adoption were recorded in the transcript.
