1. “City Hall to All” is your opportunity to address your City of San Antonio elected officials directly about City of San Antonio issues that are important to you and your community. Because no specific topic is posted on the agenda, elected officials may listen but not deliberate, respond, or answer questions during the meeting, in compliance with the Texas Open Meetings Act. Minutes will be taken while a quorum is present. Members of the public are given up to three minutes to speak, and groups are given up to nine minutes. At the discretion of the meeting chair, speakers’ time may be limited.
1. “City Hall to All” is your opportunity to address your City of San Antonio elected officials directly about City of San Antonio issues that are important to you and your community. Because no specific topic is posted on the agenda, elected officials may listen but not deliberate, respond, or answer questions during the meeting, in compliance with the Texas Open Meetings Act. Minutes will be taken while a quorum is present. Members of the public are given up to three minutes to speak, and groups are given up to nine minutes. At the discretion of the meeting chair, speakers’ time may be limited.
1. “City Hall to All” is your opportunity to address your City of San Antonio elected officials directly about City of San Antonio issues that are important to you and your community. Because no specific topic is posted on the agenda, elected officials may listen but not deliberate, respond, or answer questions during the meeting, in compliance with the Texas Open Meetings Act. Minutes will be taken while a quorum is present. Members of the public are given up to three minutes to speak, and groups are given up to nine minutes. At the discretion of the meeting chair, speakers’ time may be limited.
1. “City Hall to All” is your opportunity to address your City of San Antonio elected officials directly about City of San Antonio issues that are important to you and your community. Because no specific topic is posted on the agenda, elected officials may listen but not deliberate, respond, or answer questions during the meeting, in compliance with the Texas Open Meetings Act. Minutes will be taken while a quorum is present. Members of the public are given up to three minutes to speak, and groups are given up to nine minutes. At the discretion of the meeting chair, speakers’ time may be limited.