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Century To Update Ordinances In Online, Searchable Format
August 20, 2014
The Town of Century is taking steps to make sure that all of the town’s ordinances are up to date and searchable online.
Back in 2011, the town hired the Municipal Code Corporation to publish ordinances online in a searchable format for the public. Since that time, about nine new ordinances have been passed by the town council.
The council has voted to spend $35 per ordinance to have the ordinances updated in a searchable, cross-referenced format online, plus $35 for each additional ordinance that is passed to keep the latest ordinance information available.
To view Century’s Code of Ordinances (without the updates), click here.
The Municipal Code Corporation is one of the nation’s largest municipal code publication companies. The company currently provides code services for hundreds of governments, including Escambia and Santa Rosa counties and the City of Pensacola.
Pictured: Century Town Clerk Leslie Gonzalez explains the listing of the town’s ordinances on the Municode website. NorthEscambia.com photo, click to enlarge.
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