Get Full Government Meeting Transcripts, Videos, & Alerts Forever!
Get email alerts on the Ordinance First Responders topic
No spam. Unsubscribe anytime.
Claycomo adopts ordinance banning interference with first responders, sets 25-foot rule
Summary
The Board adopted Bill No. 3081 after readings; the measure sets limits on approaching responders, including a requirement that people remain within 25 feet of responders performing duties as described in the reading. The motion passed on a recorded roll call.
The Claycomo Board of Trustees adopted Bill No. 3081, described in the minutes as an ordinance addressing interference against first responders and city officials.
Police Chief Matt Coonce performed the first reading, noting the bill addresses interference and includes a distance requirement: the minutes state "Must remain within twenty-five (25) feet of responders performing duties." Village Clerk Melody Wymore performed the second reading. Trustee David Jett moved to adopt the bill as Ordinance No. 3080; Trustee Hoppe Keelin seconded. The roll call recorded trustee votes (Barrera, Jett, Benton, Keelin) and the motion carried.
The minutes do not provide the full ordinance text, enforcement procedures, or the chairman's recorded vote for this specific motion. The adoption is recorded in the meeting minutes without additional public comment or amendment text.
