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Reeds Spring government — what the mayor and aldermen do

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City of Reeds Spring / eCode360

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City of Reeds Spring / eCode360. Retrieved 2026-10-31T18:28:48.832Z. SHA-256 ae9f47199f376888e7e1fe6cb22321e78ded41b6f860668ecfd036a797226c26. Sections 110.050, 110.060 and 110.070; board powers, mayor tie vote and ordinance readings

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Reeds Spring’s published Code says the mayor and Board of Aldermen manage City affairs and finances. The mayor presides over the Board and votes only to break a tie, except in matters where the mayor has an interest. The mayor also generally supervises City officers and affairs unless that supervision has been delegated to the City Administrator. Under Reeds Spring’s published Code §110.070, proposed ordinances are introduced in writing and read twice by title or in full; both readings may happen at one meeting. A majority of the elected Board must vote yes on final passage, with votes recorded. The mayor signs the ordinance, or it must pass over a veto as the Code provides.

Last reviewed Oct 31, 2026.