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Committee recommends making failure to maintain liability coverage a jailable offense to align with state law
Summary
The committee recommended on third reading an ordinance amending municipal code section 10.12.020 to clarify that failure to maintain liability coverage is a jailable offense; the city attorney said the change aligns city code with existing state statute.
The Public Services Committee recommended City Council approve on third and final reading an amendment to Section 10.12.020 of the Municipal Code clarifying that failure to maintain liability insurance is a jailable offense.
John Brody, City Attorney, said the office had not received public comment and that the proposal aims to remove an inconsistency between the city code and state statute. In response to a committee question about alignment with state law, Brody said the offense is already jailable under state law and the amendment is intended to make the city code consistent with state statute.
Doctor Aldridge moved to approve on third and final reading; Councilman White seconded. Committee members voiced “aye” and the recommendation will be forwarded to City Council for final action.
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