Webster-Kirkwood Times
Kirkwood voters are once again being asked for an up-or-down decision on banning smoking in the city’s public places and workplaces. The city council voted last week to put such a proposition on the Nov. 3 ballot, acknowledging the success of the petition drive to acquire sufficient signatures to force a vote.
It appears likely that a proposal to ban smoking in most indoor, public places in Kirkwood will be decided by voters come November. The results of the November vote, however, may not represent the final word on the status of lighting up in the Greentree City. That’s because there are currently two other smoke-related initiatives making their way through the political process pipeline.