Section
Article I. In General
14-1 Approaching within two miles of fire or disaster prohibited; exception
14-2 Disobeying traffic control orders during fire or disaster
14-3 Disobeying traffic control orders during civil defense test or emergency
14-4 Parking in evacuation areas during civil defense tests or emergency
Article II. State of Emergency
14-5 Authority of Mayor to proclaim
14-6 Determination of existence to be in writing
14-7 Curfew — establishment; promulgation of orders, rules and regulations
14-8 Same — applicability
14-9 Same — modification by Council
14-10 Same — modification by Mayor
14-11 Same — publication of notice
14-12 Intent
14-13 Provisions superseded by acts of Governor
Article III. Emergency Management
14-14 Definitions
14-15 Organization
14-16 Emergency Management Coordinator; assistant; deputies
14-17 Mayor; powers; duties
14-18 Powers and duties of Emergency Management Coordinator
14-19 Powers and duties of Liaison
14-20 Emergency Operations Officer; power and duties
14-21 Volunteers; appointments; records
14-22 Rights of City employees
14-23 No governmental or private liability
14-24 Nonliability of persons owning or controlling real estate
14-25 Conflicting ordinances, orders, rules and regulations suspended
14-26 Violations; penalties
14-27 State assistance with disaster-related expenses
14-28 Severability
ARTICLE I. IN GENERAL
During a fire, or other public or private disaster, and the continuing emergency effect thereof, it shall be unlawful for the driver of any motor vehicle or any pedestrian to deliberately approach or be within two (2) miles of the area of said fire or major public or private disaster unless authorized to do so by a regular, auxiliary, or reserve police officer, or a State police officer, sheriff, deputy sheriff, or authorized military or civilian personnel of the State or Federal government.
(Ord. 1333, passed 6-25-1956)
During any fire or public or private disaster and continuing emergency effect thereof, occurring within the City of Flint, it shall be unlawful for the driver of any vehicle, or for the driver or operator of any motor bus or any pedestrian to disobey any order relating to the control of traffic and the congestion of streets or sidewalks within the area of necessary control of the site of any such fire or major public or private disaster when said order is given by a regular, auxiliary or reserve police officer, or a State police officer, sheriff, deputy sheriff or authorized military or civilian personnel of the State or Federal government.
(Ord. 1333, passed 6-25-1956)
During a civil defense test or in a civil defense emergency, it shall be unlawful for the driver of any vehicle, or for the driver or operator of any motor bus or trolley bus or any pedestrian, to disobey any order relating to the control of traffic given by a regular, auxiliary, or reserve police officer, or a State police officer, sheriff, deputy sheriff, or authorized military or civilian personnel of the State or Federal government, or any officer or civil defense worker of any county of the State of Michigan participating or assisting in a civil defense test or emergency involving the City of Flint.
(Ord. 1333, passed 6-25-1956)
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