Politics & Government
City Of Greenboro: City Council Meetings To Partially Open To The Public On November 1
Beginning Monday, November 1, Greensboro City Council meetings will be partially opened with a limited capacity to residents. Until then ...
10/20/2021 5:07 PM
Beginning Monday, November 1, Greensboro City Council meetings will be partially opened with a limited capacity to residents. Until then, all regular or special City Council meetings and work sessions will continue to be held as virtual meetings.
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On November 1, only a limited number of residents will be allowed inside the Katie Dorsett Council Chamber. Residents will be allowed inside specifically for their agenda item and must exit immediately after the item is discussed or voted on, allowing others to enter under the limited capacity model. Face coverings will be required for all attendees. Residents are encouraged to continue to participate virtually.
Anyone interested in speaking on an agenda item or being a speaker from the floor during a hybrid meeting must submit comments or a request to speak using this online form. Deadline for submissions is 5 pm the day prior to a meeting. In-person attendees can sign up on the night of the meeting using a Qminder kiosk outside the chamber. A Qcode will be available for use to scan onto mobile devices should residents prefer. Presentations for Council must be submitted via email to virtualcomment@greensboro-nc.gov after registering to speak.
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Greensboro City Council meetings are available via the Greensboro Television Network (GTN) live on Spectrum channel 13 with a digital cable box, NorthState channel 31, and AT&T U-verse channel 99. GTN is also available on the Roku streaming platform by going to “add channels” and searching for Greensboro Television Network. Lastly, GTN can be streamed live on the City’s website.
Beginning Monday, November 1, Greensboro City Council meetings will be partially opened with a limited capacity to residents. Until then, all regular or special City Council meetings and work sessions will continue to be held as virtual meetings.
On November 1, only a limited number of residents will be allowed inside the Katie Dorsett Council Chamber. Residents will be allowed inside specifically for their agenda item and must exit immediately after the item is discussed or voted on, allowing others to enter under the limited capacity model. Face coverings will be required for all attendees. Residents are encouraged to continue to participate virtually.
Anyone interested in speaking on an agenda item or being a speaker from the floor during a hybrid meeting must submit comments or a request to speak using this online form. Deadline for submissions is 5 pm the day prior to a meeting. In-person attendees can sign up on the night of the meeting using a Qminder kiosk outside the chamber. A Qcode will be available for use to scan onto mobile devices should residents prefer. Presentations for Council must be submitted via email to virtualcomment@greensboro-nc.gov after registering to speak.
Greensboro City Council meetings are available via the Greensboro Television Network (GTN) live on Spectrum channel 13 with a digital cable box, NorthState channel 31, and AT&T U-verse channel 99. GTN is also available on the Roku streaming platform by going to “add channels” and searching for Greensboro Television Network. Lastly, GTN can be streamed live on the City’s website.
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