Board adopts amendment to county traffic code on second reading
May 08, 2026 | Alameda County, California
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The Alameda County Board of Supervisors adopted a traffic ordinance amendment on second reading that amends the county public works traffic code (title 6) relating to county highways and vehicle regulations.
County staff introduced item 35 as the second reading of a traffic-code amendment. A motion to adopt on second reading was made and seconded; the clerk announced the vote as "5 ayes, 1 excused." One public speaker (Greg Hilton) later addressed an unrelated benefits issue during public comment.
The ordinance will be filed and take effect according to the usual county code procedures; the ordinance number and effective date were not read into the record during the discussion.
County staff introduced item 35 as the second reading of a traffic-code amendment. A motion to adopt on second reading was made and seconded; the clerk announced the vote as "5 ayes, 1 excused." One public speaker (Greg Hilton) later addressed an unrelated benefits issue during public comment.
The ordinance will be filed and take effect according to the usual county code procedures; the ordinance number and effective date were not read into the record during the discussion.
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