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Claycomo adopts ordinance to limit interference with first responders
Summary
Board passed Bill No. 3081 after readings; the ordinance requires people to remain within 25 feet of responders performing duties. Adoption was recorded on roll call.
The Claycomo Board of Trustees adopted a local ordinance aimed at preventing interference with first responders.
Police Chief Matt Coonce read Bill No. 3081 aloud as the first reading and Village Clerk Melody Wymore conducted the second reading. The bill imposes a requirement that persons remain within twenty-five (25) feet of responders performing duties. Trustee David Jett moved adoption and Trustee Hoppe Keelin seconded; the minutes show the motion carried on a roll call.
The minutes record the readings and the roll-call outcome; no additional debate or amendments are recorded in the meeting notes.
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