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Police propose visitor-pass changes: one pass if driveway, two if not
Summary
Chief Eric Beale recommended amending ordinance 2025-OR-06 so households with driveways receive one visitor pass, households without driveways receive two, and replacement passes require a county case number and a fee.
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The council reviewed proposed changes to the town’s visitor-pass policy in ordinance 2025-OR-06. Police Chief Eric Beale proposed that households with a driveway receive one pass while homes without driveways receive two; if a pass is lost or stolen, homeowners would need to report the loss to the county, obtain a case number, and provide that information to the Edmonston Police Department to receive a replacement (which would carry a replacement fee).
Minutes indicate the proposal was reviewed but no final action was recorded at the work session. The changes are intended to clarify distribution and replacement procedures for visitor passes and to reduce misuse of the program.
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