• Please see the redlined ordinances listed below. A redlined ordinance refers to a marked-up version of a legal document or code that shows the changes made from a previous version. This is commonly used in legislative or governmental processes to help stakeholders clearly see what has been added, deleted, or modified.

    Key Features of a Redlined Ordinance:

    • Text that has been added is typically shown in bold, underlined, or colored (often red or blue).

    • Text that has been removed is often shown as strikethrough.

2024-2025 Red Lined Approved Policies

  • as of 6/12/25

  • as of 5/22/25

  • as of 3/13/25

  • as of 2/13/25

  • as of 1/16/25

  • as of 12/12/24

  • as of 11/14/24