DULUTH, MN (trfnews.i234.me) – The City of Duluth, Minnesota, is considering a new series of public safety ordinances aimed at addressing the most frequent complaints from residents. The proposed regulations target behaviors such as public smoking, camping on public property, vandalism, and obstructing sidewalks and streets. One significant change allows police to charge offenders with misdemeanors, carrying a maximum penalty of 90 days in jail or an $11,000 fine. Duluth Mayor Roger Reinert emphasized that the policy aims to underscore the importance of residents being responsible for their choices and behaviors.
Duluth Proposes New Public Safety Ordinances to Curb Common Offenses
