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Wallace board hears update on vacant-property ordinance work; sheriff patrol and siren tests noted
Summary
At its June 11 meeting the Wallace Village Board discussed the Nebraska Vacant Property Registration Act and heard that the village attorney is drafting an ordinance. The board also received a Lincoln County Sheriff patrol report (32.50 hours in May) and a department update that sirens and hydrant exercises are planned.
Chairperson Madisen Messersmith Clough told the Village of Wallace Board of Trustees on June 11 that the village attorney is working on an ordinance related to the Nebraska Vacant Property Registration Act.
The minutes do not include ordinance language or a timeline; the entry records only that the discussion occurred and that the attorney is preparing an ordinance.
The board received a faxed patrol report from the Lincoln County Sheriff showing 32.50 hours of patrol for May. Shawn Sullivan reported that the department will use the siren for weather alerts and will be exercising fire hydrants as part of routine operations.
Chairperson Clough also asked whether anyone in the room was recording the meeting; when no one said they were recording, she informed attendees that the Village was recording. The board set its next meeting for July 8, 2025, and adjourned at 7:29 p.m.
