Speaker 1, Unidentified Speaker, asked whether "municipal ordinances are the laws that the council and I enact that are specific just to the corporate city limits?" Speaker 2, Unidentified Speaker, replied, "Yes," and explained how enforcement channels operate.

The exchange clarified that ordinances adopted at the municipal level apply within the city's corporate limits and that incidents outside those boundaries generally fall under county or state authority. Speaker 2 said county matters handled by the sheriff's department or the highway patrol would "go to the state courts," distinguishing municipal responsibility from county or state jurisdiction.

On enforcement, the transcript records Speaker 1 asking if city ordinances are enforced through the Rock Springs Police Department; Speaker 2 confirmed that was the case. Speaker 2 further listed areas the city enforces: "And that would include anything, and also animal control," and "it would include anything, traffic wise up to and including driving while under the influence, driving under suspension, and then, include shoplifting and other, criminal acts that occur often when people over drink." Those examples were presented as typical categories of municipal enforcement rather than as items subject to new policy or ordinance changes in this session.

No motions, votes, or formal actions about ordinances were recorded in the provided transcript excerpt. The exchange served to clarify the limits of municipal authority and to identify the Rock Springs Police Department as the primary local enforcement agency for the cited types of offenses.