Miller County discusses potential ordinance to bar political signage on county property
August 07, 2026 | Miller County, Missouri
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Minutes from the Aug. 7 meeting state that attendees "Discussed a County Ordinance against posting political signage on County property." The entry records the existence of a discussion but does not describe proposed language, sponsors, or any voting outcome.
The minutes do not show a motion or vote on the ordinance; they only note that the topic was discussed as new business. No public comments were recorded on the matter during the meeting's public-comment period, per the minutes.
The minutes do not show a motion or vote on the ordinance; they only note that the topic was discussed as new business. No public comments were recorded on the matter during the meeting's public-comment period, per the minutes.
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