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Committee discusses constituent noise complaint and practical barriers to a decibel‑based ordinance
City of Laurel Emergency Services Committee · March 1, 2026
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Summary
A constituent complaint prompted discussion about adopting a noise ordinance; Police Chief Jarred Anglin told the committee that a decibel‑based code would require daily calibration of meters and documented neighborhood baselines, and recommended using disorderly‑conduct authority unless complaints increase.
A constituent emailed the mayor and council about an overnight pressure‑washing incident and asked the City to adopt a municipal noise ordinance. Police Chief Jarred Anglin told the Emergency Services Committee that…
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