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Ozark City Council adopts ordinance allowing electronic vote-counting devices
Summary
The Ozark City Council unanimously adopted an ordinance authorizing the use of electronic vote-counting devices during its meeting; the council did not specify implementation details or a timeline.
Ozark City Council unanimously adopted an ordinance to allow the use of electronic vote-counting devices during its meeting.
The ordinance (Item 5 on the agenda) was introduced and moved for adoption and received a second. Council members then voted to adopt the measure without recorded opposition.
Council members did not discuss technical or procedural implementation details during the public portion of the meeting, and the transcript does not include a roll-call showing individual yes/no votes. The council previously approved the minutes from its March 18, 2025 regular meeting and set the agenda for the current meeting before taking up the ordinance.
The meeting record does not state when the devices would be put into use, which department would be responsible for implementation, or whether formal rules or procedures governing device use will be drafted for later approval. Those details were not specified in the transcript.
