Milford, Del. To Vote Monday on Parks Smoking Ban
While the official agenda has yet to be posted on the city’s website, the Milford City Council is expected to vote on a parks smoking ban at its meeting on Monday, Dec. 8.
The idea has been on the table for well over a month, after the city’s Community Affairs and Parks and Recreation Committee indicated that there would be public support for a ban in September.
Mayor Brian Shupe told the Milford Beacon that he believes it will pass at Monday’s meeting.
Should the ban pass, violators could be subject to ejection from a park and fines of between $25 and $100.
Milford is located in both Kent and Sussex Counties a little more than 15 miles south of Dover. It has a population around 10,000.
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