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Decatur adopts Utility Bond Ordinance 2026-11
Summary
On second reading the City of Decatur Common Council adopted Ordinance 2026-11, a utility bond ordinance, by a roll-call vote of 4–0 (one member absent); the ordinance was read by short title as required and adopted on its final reading.
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The City of Decatur Common Council adopted Ordinance 2026-11 (Utility Bond Ordinance) on its second and final reading Tuesday.
Councilmember Jenny Bowers-Shultz moved to place the ordinance on second reading by short title; City Attorney Anne Razo read Ordinance 2026-11 by short title. Bowers-Shultz then moved to adopt the ordinance on its final reading. A roll-call vote passed 4–0; Councilmember Scott Murray was not present at the time of the vote.
The council did not record additional debate in the minutes. The reading and recorded roll-call adoption complete the formal legislative steps reflected in the meeting record.
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