City Council limits public comments to 1.5 minutes for 44 speakers

July 03, 2025 | San Bernardino, San Bernardino County, California

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City Council limits public comments to 1.5 minutes for 44 speakers

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The San Bernardino City Council meeting on July 3, 2025, began with procedural announcements regarding public comments. The council informed attendees that each speaker must state their name for the record and line up at one of the two available podiums when called. It was emphasized that names would only be called once, and failure to respond would result in forfeiting the opportunity to speak.

For those needing Spanish interpretation, an interpreter was present, and attendees were encouraged to raise their hands for assistance. Additionally, interpreting listening devices were available for use.

Due to the high number of speakers—44 in total—the council limited each speaker's time to one to one and a half minutes, a change from the usual three minutes, in accordance with resolution number 2018-89. This adjustment aimed to ensure that the council could adequately address the official business on the agenda while accommodating all speakers.

Converted from 5612 1 sbcc070225 meeting on July 03, 2025
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