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Council advances disorderly-conduct ordinance to second reading

City Council of South Bend, Washington · May 11, 2026
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Summary

Ordinance 1616, amending Chapter 9.10 (disorderly conduct/public nuisances), was explained by Police Chief Stigall and moved to a second reading by Councilor Davis; the motion carried Ayes-4.

The City Council of South Bend advanced Ordinance 1616, which would amend Chapter 9.10 of the South Bend Municipal Code relating to disorderly conduct and public nuisances, to a second reading on May 11, 2026. Police Chief Stigall offered explanation and clarification about the ordinance; Councilor Davis moved to move the ordinance forward to a second reading, and the motion carried (Vote: Ayes-4, Noes-Ø).

Chief Stigall expressed appreciation for Attorney Robert Zeinemann’s assistance in preparing Ordinance 1616. The ordinance text as summarized in the meeting includes clerical corrections, a severability clause, and an established effective date; no final adoption vote was taken at this meeting.