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Henderson City Council adopts barbecue and fireworks ordinances, backs $15.3M revenue bond and seeks in-car camera grant
Summary
At its Jan. 9 meeting, the Henderson City Council adopted two ordinances to align local code with the State Fire Code, approved a grant application for five in-car video units, and voted to support a $15.3 million revenue bond application for the KLRWS expansion project.
Henderson City Council voted Jan. 9 to add barbecue-grill and fireworks-and-pyrotechnics rules to the City Code, authorize a grant application for five in-car video camera units and support a revised $15.3 million (adjusted to $15.3 million) revenue bond application to fund the KLRWS expansion project.
Acting Fire Chief Curtis Tyndall said the barbecue ordinance is already part of the State Fire Code but adding it to Henderson’s City Code would give local authorities enforcement power and support the Fire Department’s accreditation. “Two (2) is a very…
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