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Hamilton aldermen approve engine-brake-sign ordinance on second reading
Summary
On April 29, 2026, the Hamilton Board of Aldermen approved Bill Number 04062026 (An Ordinance for Engine Brake Signs) on its second reading; the motion passed unanimously after a second. The ordinance was read aloud by Alderman Cameron Fast.
The Hamilton Board of Aldermen approved Bill Number 04062026, titled "An Ordinance for Engine Brake Signs," on second reading during its April 29, 2026 work session. Alderman Cameron Fast read the second reading, and Alderman Robert Grant moved to approve the bill. Fast seconded; the board voted unanimously in favor (Cameron Fast — aye; Toni Schmidt — aye; Robert Grant — aye; Deedie Esry — aye).
The ordinance was presented and voted on during the meeting's consideration of bills and ordinances. The minutes do not include the ordinance text or describe the specific sign locations; they record only the bill number and that the second reading was read by Cameron Fast before the unanimous vote. The board took the vote during a regularly scheduled work session at Hamilton City Hall.
The board also conducted other business at the meeting, including a first reading of a separate bill concerning camping at the Hamilton Reservoir, budget and audit updates, and a Park Board appointment. The meeting adjourned at 8:09 p.m.
