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Opportunities for Public Comment During City Council Meetings
There are several opportunities for public comment during City Council’s Meetings. 

During the Appearance of Citizens portion of the Agenda, the public may address City Council on any matter that is not on the agenda for formal consideration, or is on the Consent Agenda.  A sign-up sheet is provided at the entrance to the Slater Center Auditorium, and those wishing to speak during the Appearance of Citizens are asked to sign up.

City Council holds Public Hearings on certain Agenda Items.  Any member of the public may address Council during a Public Hearing on the Agenda item to which the Public Hearing pertains.  Anyone wishing to address City Council during a Public Hearing should approach the lectern when the public hearing is opened by the Mayor, or indicate their desire to speak by raising their hand or responding affirmatively.  

Curing City Council’s consideration of individual ordinances and resolutions that do not have a public hearing associated with them, the Mayor will ask the audience if any member wishes to address City Council on that item.  Those wishing to speak should approach the lectern at that time, or indicate their desire to speak by raising their hand or responding affirmatively.