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St. Paul council adopts ordinance changing cat and dog licensing code

Mayor and City Council of the City of St. Paul, Nebraska · April 21, 2025
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Summary

Ordinance No. 1060, which amends Section 6-101 of Chapter 6 on licensing of cats and dogs, had its readings waived and was adopted unanimously; the transcript does not record the ordinance's detailed provisions.

The St. Paul City Council adopted Ordinance No. 1060 on April 21, 2025, to amend Section 6‑101 of Chapter 6 of the municipal code, the section the transcript identifies as pertaining to licensing of cats and dogs. Council member Katie Kowalski introduced the ordinance, and council waived the three required readings. Council member Mark Wilson seconded the waiver and Council member Jerry Woodgate joined the unanimous vote for final passage; the motion carried 4‑0.

The meeting minutes record the ordinance title and the code section amended but do not include the ordinance text or the precise substantive changes. The council's action was procedural and final at the meeting: readings were waived and final passage recorded. The city will publish the ordinance as required by law.

Because the transcript does not provide the ordinance language, this article does not describe substantive changes to licensing requirements beyond the section number and chapter referenced in the minutes.