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Committee discusses enforcement method as city finalizes code fines

Administrative Committee of the City of Byron · May 20, 2026

Summary

Police Chief Jeremy Boehle said staff are still refining details of a proposed fine schedule; the committee debated whether to pursue City prosecution or keep administrative hearings and asked to place prosecution on a future agenda for fuller consideration.

Police Chief Jeremy Boehle told the committee May 20 that staff are still working on the specific amounts in a proposed code enforcement fine schedule but said a primary decision point is whether enforcement should proceed by City prosecution or administrative hearings.

City Attorney Aaron Szeto recommended adding a discussion of City prosecution to a future agenda so the committee can consider the enforcement approach more fully. The committee did not adopt a final fine schedule during the meeting; the item remains under committee review.

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