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Council adopts ordinance regulating dangerous pedestrian conduct in city rights-of-way
6440931 · October 22, 2025
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Summary
Council members adopted an ordinance creating rules to address dangerous pedestrian conduct and public-right-of-way safety; proponents said lack of pedestrian infrastructure and enforcement has created hazards on high-volume corridors.
The Montgomery City Council unanimously adopted an ordinance (agenda item 10) creating a new Article to regulate dangerous pedestrian conduct in public rights-of-way, following public testimony about safety and nuisance concerns.
Angela Exford, president of the South Johnson Neighborhood Association, urged councilors to address people standing…
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