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Council caps citywide video gaming machines at 97

Jerseyville City Council · October 28, 2025
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Summary

The Jerseyville City Council adopted an ordinance limiting video gaming terminals to a maximum of ninety-seven (97) machines citywide by amending class J licensing; motion by Comm. John Miles passed unanimously.

The council voted to amend Title 4, Chapter 8, Section 4-2-11 (class J licenses) to set a cap of ninety-seven (97) video gaming machines within Jerseyville. Commissioner John Miles moved for the ordinance and Commissioner Anthony Steckel seconded; the roll call was unanimous.

The ordinance formalizes a numerical limit on video gaming terminals licensed in the city. The meeting minutes do not record further implementation detail or a timeline for applying the cap to existing licensees.