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Rolla council passes first reading of Student Representative Ordinance; second reading set for April 15
Summary
Mayor Kevin Juntunen told students that a City Council Student Representative Ordinance passed its first reading; the transcript records that the ordinance will have a second reading at the April 15 regular meeting. The council also announced three radar speed signs being installed.
Mayor Kevin Juntunen informed attendees at a special Rolla City Council meeting on April 8 at Mount Pleasant School that a City Council Student Representative Ordinance had been introduced and passed its first reading.
The transcript records that the ordinance completed its first reading and that a second reading is scheduled for April 15 at the council’s regular meeting; the transcript does not include the ordinance text, ordinance number, or details about the powers, term, or selection process for a student representative.
At the same meeting, Mayor Juntunen also told students the city is installing three new radar speed signs, a proposal that was originally put forward by seventh-grade students during a 2025 special council meeting at Mt. Pleasant School.
The transcript does not record a formal roll-call vote for the first reading, any vote tally, or the ordinance’s specific provisions. The next procedural step noted in the record is the April 15 second reading at the council’s regular meeting. The meeting adjourned at 1:45 p.m.
