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Board adopts amendment to Animal Control Ordinance
Summary
The Florence board adopted an ordinance amending the city's Animal Control Ordinance on Aug. 4; Aldermen Banks, Grantham, Martin and Sistrunk voted Aye, and Alderman Herrin was recorded as absent.
On Aug. 4 the Florence mayor and board voted to adopt an ordinance amending the Animal Control Ordinance for the City of Florence, Rankin County, Mississippi. The minutes record a roll-call vote: Aldermen John Banks, Brian Grantham, Kyle Martin and Brent Sistrunk voted Aye while Alderman Mason Herrin was absent; the motion carried.
The meeting minutes list the ordinance adoption as a formal board action but do not include the text of the amendment or details about substantive changes. The board’s recorded vote and the ordinance title were entered into the official minutes; the city attorney listed in the meeting agenda is Attorney Lingold, though the minutes do not quote the attorney during the adoption.
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