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Corinne City Council adopts state data-privacy ordinance 25-06
Summary
The Corinne City Council unanimously adopted Ordinance 25-06, the state-prescribed data privacy program, saying the city does not collect or sell private citizen data. The measure passed after a motion by Karen Caldwell and a second from Tom Little; a numeric roll-call was not recorded in the minutes.
Corinne City Council adopted Ordinance 25-06, the state data-privacy program, during its regular meeting. Council member Karen Caldwell moved to approve the ordinance and Tom Little seconded; the clerk recorded verbal assent and the motion carried.
The measure implements language required by the state to document how local governments handle personal data. Mayor and council members described the change as largely procedural and low risk for Corinne because the city "doesn't collect citizens' private information" and does not sell such data. In council remarks, an official said, "We don't sell information. We don't collect citizens' private information." The ordinance text designates municipal responsibilities consistent with the state's program as read into the record.
Council did not attach a detailed roll-call tally to the motion on the meeting record; the clerk reported the motion carried. City staff said they will publish the adopted ordinance and update municipal privacy materials as required by state guidance.
