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Friday, May 10, 2024

City Council Public Hearing Meeting Time to Change June 2024

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Emily Berge President at City of Eau Claire | Official website

Emily Berge President at City of Eau Claire | Official website

In a move aimed at boosting resident engagement, the City Council has announced a shift in the timing of its public hearings starting from June 2024. The decision, as stated by the Council, is to commence the meetings one hour earlier than their previous schedule.

The Council's reasoning behind this adjustment is clear, with a focus on enhancing and encouraging resident participation in these crucial public hearings. By starting earlier, the Council hopes to see fewer meetings running late into the evening, potentially making it more convenient for residents to attend and engage in the discussions.

For those interested in learning more about the City Council, accessing information about its members, or watching past and upcoming Council meetings, resources are available online. To delve deeper into the workings of the City Council, individuals can visit EauClaireWI.gov/CityCouncil. Those looking to reach out to specific Council members or find contact information can explore EauClaireWI.gov/CityCouncilMembers. Additionally, for those who wish to catch up on past meetings or stay informed about future ones, videos can be accessed at EauClaireWI.gov/Meetings.

With the upcoming change in meeting times, the City Council is signaling its commitment to fostering a more inclusive and participatory environment for residents to engage in civic matters. Residents are encouraged to take note of the revised meeting schedule and make the most of this opportunity to be actively involved in the local decision-making process.

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