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Port Clinton council approves state-funded support for Harbor Patrol, adopts Ordinance 20-24
Summary
Council unanimously adopted Ordinance 20-24 authorizing the chief of police to accept Ohio Department of Natural Resources financial assistance for the Port Clinton Harbor Patrol and appropriating funds for 2025; the motion passed 6-0.
Port Clinton City Council voted 6-0 Nov. 26 to adopt Ordinance 20-24, authorizing the chief of police to enter into a financial-assistance agreement with the Ohio Department of Natural Resources for operation of the Port Clinton Harbor Patrol and appropriating funds for calendar year 2025.
Council member Jerry Tarolli moved to adopt the ordinance; Pat Hovis seconded. A voice roll call recorded yes votes from Beth Gillman, Margaret Phillips, Richard Morgan, Pat Hovis, Jerry Tarolli and Cathy King. President of Council Lisa Sarty announced the motion carried 6-0.
The ordinance authorizes the police chief to negotiate and accept state financial assistance for the harbor patrol and sets aside appropriations for the program for 2025. The transcript provides the ordinance title and the council motion and vote but does not list the dollar amount being appropriated.
Ordinance 21-24, an appropriations ordinance for city operations, was introduced on first reading and assigned to the Finance Committee; it will return for second reading on Dec. 10, 2024.
The council adjourned at 6:51 p.m.
