City of Aurora, MO
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2024-02-27
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Title I Government Code
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Chapter 115 City Officials and Employees
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Article XI Miscellaneous Provisions
- Adopting Ordinance
- Ch AO Adopting Ordinances
- Ttl I Government Code
- Ch 100 General Provisions
- Ch 105 Elections
- Ch 110 City Council
- Ch 115 City Officials and Employees
- Ch 115 Art XI Miscellaneous Provisions
- § 115.220 Indemnification Of Officers And Employees.
- Ch 120 Open Meetings and Records Policy
- Ch 125 Municipal Court
- Ch 130 Taxation and Finance
- Ch 135 Procurement Policy
- Ch 140 Personnel
- Ch 145 Cemeteries
- Ch 150 Boards, Commissions, Authorities and Committees
- Ttl II Public Health, Safety and Welfare
- Ch 200 Police Department
- Ch 205 Fire Department
- Ch 210 Animals and Dogs
- Ch 215 Offenses
- Ch 217 Abandoned Property
- Ch 220 Nuisances
- Ch 225 Human Rights
- Ch 230 Emergency Management
- Ch 235 Community Hospital
- Ch 240 Title VI Policy
- Ch 245 Parks and Recreation
- Ch 250 Junked, Wrecked, Abandoned, Unlicensed Property
- Ch 260 Solid Waste
- Ch 270 Open Burning
- Ttl III Traffic Code
- Ch 300 General Provisions
- Ch 305 Traffic Administration
- Ch 310 Enforcement and Obedience To Traffic Regulations
- Ch 315 Traffic Control Devices
- Ch 320 Speed Regulations
- Ch 325 Turning Movements
- Ch 330 One-Way Streets and Alleys
- Ch 335 Stop and Yield Intersections, Railroad Crossings
- Ch 340 Miscellaneous Driving Rules
- Ch 342 Alcohol-Related Traffic Offenses
- Ch 345 Pedestrians Rights and Duties
- Ch 350 Method of Parking
- Ch 355 Stopping, Standing or Parking Prohibited in Specified Places
- Ch 360 Stopping, for Loading or Unloading Only
- Ch 365 Stopping, Standing or Parking Restricted or Prohibited On Certain Streets
- Ch 370 Vehicle Equipment
- Ch 375 Bicycles, Motorized Bicycles, and Electric Bicycles
- Ch 380 Licensing Requirements
- Ch 385 Abandoned Vehicles
- Ch 390 Violations Bureau
- Ch 395 Truck and Heavy Vehicle Regulations
- Sch I Speed Limits
- Sch II Stop Signs
- Sch III Parking Regulations
- Sch IV One-Way Streets and Alleys
- Sch V Street Closures
- Ch VI Truck Routes
- Ttl IV Land Use
- Ch 400 Zoning Regulations
- Ch 405 Planning and Development
- Ch 410 Subdivision Regulations
- Ch 415 Floodplain Management
- Ttl V Building Code
- Ch 500 Building Regulations
- Ch 505 Moving of Buildings
- Ch 510 Dangerous and Unsafe Structures
- Ch 515 Housing Code and Authority
- Ch 520 Fire Code and Fire Protection
- Ch 525 Mobile Home Parks
- Ch 530 Signs and Advertising
- Ch 535 Streets, Sidewalks and Other Public Places
- Ch 540 Excavations
- Ch 545 Alteration of Natural and Man-Made Watercourses
- Ttl VI Business and Occupation
- Ch 600 Alcoholic Beverages
- Ch 605 Business Regulations
- Ch 610 Taxicabs and Other Vehicles For Hire
- Ch 615 Telephone Service
- Ch 620 Sexually Oriented Businesses
- Ch 625 Enhanced Enterprise Zone
- Ttl VII Public Utilities
- Ch 700 General Provisions
- Ch 705 Sewers
- Cross References
- Ch DT Derivation Table
- Ch DL Disposition List
- Ch SR State Law Reference Table
[R.O. 1993 § 105.220; Ord. No.
97-2269, 4-8-1997; Ord. No. 2005-2672 § 1, 5-24-2005]
A.
The City, through its attorney, will defend and indemnify, to the
fullest extent allowed by law, subject to the limitations imposed
by the Constitutions of the United States and the State of Missouri,
in any legal proceeding in which they are alleged to have committed
acts within the course of their employment or governmental service
its Council members, officers and employees in their official and
individual capacities, unless and until said Council members, officers,
employees and volunteer members of boards and commissions are finally
adjudicated by a judicial court of last resort to have acted maliciously,
or to have acted outside the course and scope of their employment
of service to the City. Further, it is ordained that the Mayor of
the City is hereby authorized to pay all of said costs consistent
with this resolution. However, the City may at any point in the future
place a limit on the amounts expended pursuant to this Article if
it is determined by the City Council that said costs are excessive.
1.
Persons who elect to hire a private attorney must do so at their
own expense.
2.
This Section does not pertain to formal hearings or any other
proceeding in which elected or appointed officials make allegations
on behalf of the City against City Officials, City employees or volunteer
members of City boards or commissions.
