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Mount Vernon aldermen create standing Public Safety Committee, appoint members
Summary
The board unanimously adopted Ordinance No. 1.325 (Bill No. 2026-09) on Feb. 10, 2026, forming a standing Public Safety Committee and appointing Aldermen David Eden, Craig Nelson and Logan Phillips to the panel. The ordinance passed on a unanimous roll-call vote.
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The Mount Vernon Board of Aldermen unanimously adopted Bill No. 2026-09—now Ordinance No. 1.325—establishing a standing Public Safety Committee during its Feb. 10 meeting. The measure was read twice by title and passed by roll call: AYES were Tebow, Dallas Gramm, Nelson, Lowell Phillips, Logan Phillips, Marda Gramm, Eden and Estes; NOES and ABSTENTIONS were recorded as none.
Mayor Jason Haymes announced committee appointments after the vote, naming Aldermen David Eden, Craig Nelson and Logan Phillips to serve on the new committee; the mayor said the committee will name its chairman at its first meeting. The ordinance text was not read in full in the minutes; the board recorded the formal adoption and the appointments as the meeting’s primary public-safety action.
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