La Grange · On the record

How the council voted

Every recorded council vote in this guide where two or more of the people we profile voted, side by side. Each line was checked against the meeting minutes it links to. Only candidates and members with a page in this guide are listed; open the minutes for the full roll call.

La Grange voter guide

City employee pay

Jun 17, 2026

Postponing the pay scale ordinance until the next council is sworn in

Result as recorded: postponed 6-2, June 2026

  • NoJoe DavenportVoted no on postponing the pay scale ordinance until the next council is sworn in (postponed 6-2, June 2026).
  • NoLucy R. RickettsVoted no on postponing the pay scale ordinance until the next council is sworn in (postponed 6-2, June 2026).

The Oldham Era · Jun 17, 2026Link

Ethics code

Jul 6, 2026

Ordinance 13, repealing and replacing the city's Code of Ethics ordinance

Result as recorded: passed 8-0, July 2026

  • YesJason TaylorVoted yes on Ordinance 13, repealing and replacing the city's Code of Ethics ordinance (passed 8-0, July 2026).
  • YesJoe DavenportVoted yes on Ordinance 13, repealing and replacing the city's Code of Ethics ordinance (passed 8-0, July 2026).
  • YesKenneth PowellVoted yes on Ordinance 13, repealing and replacing the city's Code of Ethics ordinance (passed 8-0, July 2026).
  • YesLatosha Booker-BishopVoted yes on Ordinance 13, repealing and replacing the city's Code of Ethics ordinance (passed 8-0, July 2026).
  • YesLaura TaylorLaura Taylor moved to approve Ordinance 13, repealing and replacing the Code of Ethics, and voted yes on it (passed 8-0, July 2026).
  • YesLucy R. RickettsVoted yes on Ordinance 13, repealing and replacing the city's Code of Ethics ordinance (passed 8-0, July 2026).
  • YesTrey KamerVoted yes on Ordinance 13, repealing and replacing the city's Code of Ethics ordinance (passed 8-0, July 2026).

La Grange City Council minutes, July 6, 2026 · Jul 6, 2026Link

FY 2026-27 budget

Aug 3, 2026

Removing an added $12,000 line from the proposed budget

Result as recorded: passed 5-2-1, August 2026

  • NoLucy R. RickettsVoted no on removing an added $12,000 line from the proposed budget (passed 5-2-1, August 2026).
  • NoTrey KamerVoted no on removing an added $12,000 line from the proposed budget (passed 5-2-1, August 2026).

The Oldham Era · Aug 3, 2026Link

Growth and development

Speed bumps

Jun 1, 2026

Municipal Order 1-2026 restricting speed humps and speed bumps

Result as recorded: passed 6-2, June 2026

  • YesJason TaylorVoted yes on Municipal Order 1-2026 restricting speed humps and speed bumps (passed 6-2, June 2026).
  • YesJoe DavenportVoted yes on Municipal Order 1-2026 restricting speed humps and speed bumps (passed 6-2, June 2026).
  • YesLatosha Booker-BishopVoted yes on Municipal Order 1-2026 restricting speed humps and speed bumps (passed 6-2, June 2026).
  • YesLaura TaylorVoted yes on Municipal Order 1-2026 restricting speed humps and speed bumps (passed 6-2, June 2026).
  • NoLucy R. RickettsVoted no on Municipal Order 1-2026 restricting speed humps and speed bumps (passed 6-2, June 2026).
  • NoTrey KamerVoted no on Municipal Order 1-2026 restricting speed humps and speed bumps (passed 6-2, June 2026).
  • —Kenneth PowellPresented the resolution restricting speed humps and speed bumps and made the motion to approve it as Municipal Order 1-2026 (passed 6-2, June 2026).

La Grange City Council minutes, June 1, 2026 · Jun 1, 2026Link

Aug 3, 2026

The ordinance banning new speed bumps; Mayor Joe Davenport broke a tie to defeat it (August 2026)

  • NoLatosha Booker-BishopVoted against the ordinance banning new speed bumps; Mayor Joe Davenport broke a tie to defeat it (August 2026).
  • NoLucy R. RickettsVoted against the ordinance banning new speed bumps; Mayor Joe Davenport broke a tie to defeat it (August 2026).
  • NoTrey KamerVoted against the ordinance banning new speed bumps; Mayor Joe Davenport broke a tie to defeat it (August 2026).
  • —Joe DavenportAs mayor, broke a tie by voting against the ordinance banning new speed bumps (August 2026).

The Oldham Era · Aug 3, 2026Link

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