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Council adopts updated Code of Ordinances
Summary
Council unanimously adopted a consolidated Code of Ordinances covering revisions from February 2024 through the present. City Attorney Phil Boedeker will work with the city secretary on eCode updates.
The Simonton City Council voted unanimously on Feb. 18, 2025, to adopt the city's updated Code of Ordinances, which incorporates revisions filed between February 2024 and the present.
Council Member Burns Turner moved to adopt the final Code of Ordinances; Faith Haley seconded and the motion passed with all voting members in favor. City Attorney Philip Boedeker said he and City Secretary Nanci Mohr will coordinate to update the city's eCode to reflect the adopted changes.
The adoption consolidates recent amendments into the official municipal code; the minutes do not list the specific ordinance sections changed, and the text noted that any revisions made after Feb. 2024 would also be included in the final eCode update.
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