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Public Safety committee finalizes food-truck ordinance; council to consider draft at next meeting

Baldwin City Council · June 17, 2026
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Summary

The Public Safety committee reported it has finalized a proposed food-truck ordinance designed to treat food trucks and brick-and-mortar businesses fairly and will bring the draft to the council for consideration at a future meeting.

Speaker 2 reported that the Public Safety committee met that morning and worked through the draft food-truck ordinance; committee members said they believe the draft balances rules between food trucks and brick-and-mortar establishments and plan to present it to the council at a future meeting.

"We were working on the food truck ordinance, got it hammered out, so we should be bringing it to you guys next council meeting," Speaker 2 said, adding the draft aims to be fair to both business types (SEG 272–276). The speaker described the process as lengthy but said the committee believes it has achieved a fair outcome.

No vote or ordinance reading occurred during the June 16 meeting; the committee expects to forward the draft to the full council for consideration at an upcoming meeting.