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Lincoln County adopts recodified county code as Ordinance 26-01
Summary
Commissioners approved Ordinance 26-01 adopting a recodified Lincoln County Code, establishing repeal and amendment procedures and setting an effective date after a noticed public hearing with no public testimony.
The Board of Lincoln County Commissioners voted unanimously on Aug. 3, 2026, to adopt Ordinance 26-01, a recodification of the Lincoln County Code that sets out procedures for repealing older ordinances, continuing existing rights and obligations, and establishing how future amendments will be processed. Chairman Jo M. Gilchrist opened the noticed public hearing; no members of the public testified.
The clerk provided verification of publication for the hearing and the commissioners moved to adopt the ordinance. The action was recorded in the minutes as a unanimous vote to approve Ordinance 26-01. The ordinance record states the recodification provides for the repeal of ordinances not included in the new code and establishes an effective date and amendment process going forward.
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