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City of Chicago City Council Rules of Conduct for Public Meetings 2023 to 2027.
Pursuant to Rule 58 of the Chicago City Council Rules of Order and Procedure,
The Sergeant-at-Arms sets forth the following rules of conduct for members of the public.
These rules shall be in effect at all times, that a viewing gallery or room is open for a meeting of the City Council or any of its committees.
All individuals and their belongings are subject to search at entry, or upon request.
Individuals must remain seated at all times except, 1. when entering or exiting the gallery.
2. When providing public comment during the portion of a meeting, set aside for that purpose.
Or 3. When asked to rise and be acknowledged by a member of the City Council.
Propane, threatening, harassing, abusive, or defamatory behavior, or speech, which in the judgment of the meeting's chair, or the sergeant-at-arms, may lead to a breach of the peace, or disrupt the orderly conduct of the meeting, is not permitted.
Disruptive or distracting actions, such as the stomping of feet, waving of arms, throwing any item, whistling, booing, shouting, or other loud utterances, are not permitted when in the judgment of the meeting's chair, or the sergeant-at-arms, such actions are disrupting or impeding the orderly conduct of the meeting.
Any item that poses a potential safety hazards, as determined by the sergeant-at-arms, is prohibited in the gallery.
Such items include, but are not limited to,
1. Any pointed objects, including knives of any kind.
2. Banners, flyers or other forms of signage.
3. Food and beverages, including in glass or metal canisters.
4. Backpacks, large bags and sealed packages.
Clear bags, not tinted in color, that do not exceed 12 inches by 6 inches by 12, are permitted and subject to search.
And 5. Firearms, ammunition, fireworks, laser pointers, stun guns, tasers, mace pepper spray, and toy weapons.
Cell phones and other small handheld recording devices must be placed in silent mode, can only be used while seated,
and can only be used in a manner that does not interfere with the ability other individuals to
view or hear the proceedings. Individuals or groups failing to adhere to these rules
will be subject to removal from the remainder of the meeting by the Sergeant-at-Arms.
City of Chicago City Council Rules of Conduct for Public Meetings 2023-2027
Pursuant to Rule 58 of the Chicago City Council Rules of Order and Procedure, the Sergeant-at-Arms sets forth the following rules of conduct for members of the public.
These rules shall be in effect at all times, that a viewing gallery or room is open for a meeting of the City Council or any of its committees.
All individuals and their belongings are subject to search at entry, or upon request.
1. Individuals must remain seated at all times except, 1. when entering or exiting the gallery, 2. when providing public comment during the portion of a meeting, set aside for that purpose, or 3. when asked to rise and be acknowledged by a member of the City Council.
Profane
Threatening, harassing, abusive or defamatory behavior, or speech, which in the judgment of the meeting's chair, or the sergeant-at-arms, may lead to a breach of the peace, or disrupt the orderly conduct of the meeting, is not permitted.
Disruptive or distracting actions, such as the stomping of feet, waving of arms, throwing any item, whistling, booing, shouting, or other loud utterances, are not permitted when in the judgment of the meeting's chair, or the sergeant-at-arms, such actions are disrupting or impeding the orderly conduct of the meeting.
Any item that poses a potential safety hazards, as determined by the sergeant-at-arms, is prohibited in the gallery.
Such items include, but are not limited to, 1. Any pointed objects, including knives of any kind.
2. Banners, flyers or other forms of signage.
3. Food and beverages, including in glass or metal canisters.
4. Backpacks, large bags and sealed packages.
Clear bags, not tinted in color, that do not exceed 12 inches by 6 inches by 12, are permitted and subject to search.
And 5. Firearms, ammunition, fireworks, laser pointers, stun guns, tasers, mace pepper spray, and toy weapons.
Cell phones and other small handheld recording devices must be placed in silent mode, can only be used while seated, and can only be used in a manner that does not interfere with the ability other individuals to view or hear the proceedings.
Individuals or groups failing to adhere to these rules will be subject to removal from the remainder of the meeting by the sergeant-at-arms.
City of Chicago City Council Rules of Conduct for Public Meetings, 2023-2027
Pursuant to Rule 58 of the Chicago City Council Rules of Order and Procedure,
the Sergeant-at-Arms sets forth the following rules of conduct for members of the public.
These rules shall be in effect at all times, that a viewing gallery or room is open for a meeting of the City Council or any of its committees.
All individuals and their belongings are subject to search at entry, or upon request.
Individuals must remain seated at all times except, one, when entering or exiting the gallery.
Two, when providing public comment during the portion of a meeting, set aside for that purpose.
Or three, when asked to rise and be acknowledged by a member of the City Council.
Propane, threatening, harassing, abusive, or defamatory behavior, or speech, which in the judgment of the meeting's chair, or the sergeant-at-arms, may lead to a breach of the peace, or disrupt the orderly conduct of the meeting, is not permitted.
Disruptive or distracting actions, such as the stomping of feet, waving of arms, throwing any item, whistling, booing, shouting, or other loud utterances, are not permitted when in the judgment of the meeting's chair, or the sergeant-at-arms, such actions are disrupting or impeding the orderly conduct of the meeting.
Any item that poses a potential safety hazards, as determined by the sergeant-at-arms, is prohibited in the gallery.
Such items include, but are not limited to,
1. Any pointed objects, including knives of any kind.
2. Banners, flyers or other forms of signage.
3. Food and beverages, including in glass or metal canisters.
4. Backpacks, large bags and sealed packages.
Clear bags, not tinted in color, that do not exceed 12 inches by 6 inches by 12, are permitted and subject to search.
And 5. Firearms, ammunition, fireworks, laser pointers, stun guns, tasers, mace pepper spray, and toy weapons.
Cell phones and other small handheld recording devices must be placed in silence.
Please remember to log in to your devices. The meeting will begin shortly. Thank you.
City of Chicago City Council Rules of Conduct for Public Meetings, 2023-2027
Pursuant to Rule 58 of the Chicago City Council Rules of Order and Procedure,
the Sergeant-at-Arms sets forth the following rules of conduct for members of the public.
These rules shall be in effect at all times,
that a viewing gallery or room is open for a meeting of the City Council or any of its committees.
All individuals and their belongings are subject to search at entry, or upon request.
Individuals must remain seated at all times except, one, when entering or exiting the gallery.
Two, when providing public comment during the portion of a meeting, set aside for that purpose.
Or three, when asked to rise and be acknowledged by a member of the City Council.
Profane, threatening, harassing, abusive, or defamatory behavior, or speech, which in the judgment of the meeting's chair, or the sergeant-at-arms, may lead to a breach of the peace, or disrupt the orderly conduct of the meeting, is not permitted.
Disruptive or distracting actions, such as the stomping of feet, waving of arms, throwing any item, whistling, booing, shouting, or other loud utterances, are not permitted when in the judgment of the meeting's chair, or the sergeant-at-arms, such actions are disrupting or impeding the orderly conduct of the meeting.
Any item that poses a potential safety hazards, as determined by the sergeant-at-arms, is prohibited in the gallery.
Such items include, but are not limited to, 1. Any pointed objects, including knives of any kind.
2. Banners, flyers or other forms of signage.
3. Food and beverages, including in glass or metal canisters.
4. Backpacks, large bags and sealed packages.
Clear bags, not tinted in color, that do not exceed 12 inches by 6 inches by 12, are permitted and subject to search.
And 5. Firearms, ammunition, fireworks, laser pointers, stun guns, tasers, mace pepper spray, and toy weapons.
Cell phones and other small handheld recording devices must be placed in silent mode,
can only be used while seated and can only be used in a manner that does not interfere with
the ability other individuals to view or hear the proceedings. Individuals or groups failing
to adhere to these rules will be subject to removal from the remainder of the meeting by
the sergeant-at-arms. City of Chicago City Council Rules of Conduct for Public Meetings
2023-2027
Pursuant to Rule 58 of the Chicago City Council Rules of Order and Procedure,
the Sergeant-at-Arms sets forth the following rules of conduct for members of the public.
These rules shall be in effect at all times,
that a viewing gallery or room is open for a meeting of the City Council or any of its committees.
All individuals and their belongings are subject to search at entry or upon request.
Individuals must remain seated at all times except, 1, when entering or exiting the gallery, 2, when providing public comment during the portion of a meeting, set aside for that purpose, or 3, when asked to rise and be acknowledged by a member of the city council.
Profane.
Threatening, harassing, abusive or defamatory behavior, or speech, which in the judgment of the meeting's chair, or the sergeant-at-arms, may lead to a breach of the peace, or disrupt the orderly conduct of the meeting, is not permitted.
Disruptive or distracting actions, such as the stomping of feet, waving of arms, throwing any item, whistling, booing, shouting, or other loud utterances, are not permitted when in the judgment of the meeting's chair, or the sergeant-at-arms, such actions are disrupting or impeding the orderly conduct of the meeting.
Any item that poses a potential safety hazards, as determined by the sergeant-at-arms, is prohibited in the gallery.
Such items include, but are not limited to, 1. Any pointed objects, including knives of any kind.
2. Banners, flyers or other forms of signage.
3. Food and beverages, including in glass or metal canisters.
4. Backpacks, large bags and sealed packages
Clear bags, not tinted in color, that do not exceed 12 inches by 6 inches by 12, are permitted and subject to search
And 5. Firearms, ammunition, fireworks, laser pointers, stun guns, tasers, mace pepper spray, and toy weapons
Cell phones and other small handheld recording devices must be placed in silent mode
can only be used while seated, and can only be used in a manner that does not interfere with
the ability other individuals to view or hear the proceedings. Individuals or groups failing
to adhere to these rules will be subject to removal from the remainder of the meeting by
the sergeant-at-arms. City of Chicago City Council Rules of Conduct for Public Meetings
2023-2027
Pursuant to Rule 58 of the Chicago City Council Rules of Order and Procedure,
the Sergeant-at-Arms sets forth the following rules of conduct for members of the public.
These rules shall be in effect at all times,
that a viewing gallery or room is open for a meeting of the City Council or any of its committees.
All individuals and their belongings are subject to search at entry or upon request.
Individuals must remain seated at all times except, 1, when entering or exiting the gallery, 2, when providing public comment during the portion of a meeting, set aside for that purpose, or 3, when asked to rise and be acknowledged by a member of the City Council.
Propane, threatening, harassing, abusive, or defamatory behavior, or speech, which in the judgment of the meeting's chair, or the sergeant-at-arms, may lead to a breach of the peace, or disrupt the orderly conduct of the meeting, is not permitted.
Disruptive or distracting actions, such as the stomping of feet, waving of arms, throwing any item, whistling, booing, shouting, or other loud utterances, are not permitted when in the judgment of the meeting's chair, or the sergeant-at-arms, such actions are disrupting or impeding the orderly conduct of the meeting.
Any item that poses a potential safety hazards, as determined by the sergeant-at-arms, is prohibited in the gallery.
Such items include, but are not limited to,
1. Any pointed objects, including knives of any kind.
2. Banners, flyers or other forms of signage.
3. Food and beverages, including in glass or metal canisters.
4. Backpacks, large bags and sealed packages.
Clear bags, not tinted in color, that do not exceed 12 inches by 6 inches by 12, are permitted and subject to search.
And 5. Firearms, ammunition, fireworks, laser pointers, stun guns, tasers, mace pepper spray, and toy weapons.
Cell phones and other small handheld recording devices must be placed in silent mode, can only be used while seated, and can only be used in a manner that does not interfere with the ability other individuals to view or hear the proceedings.
Individuals or groups failing to adhere to these rules will be subject to removal from the remainder of the meeting by the sergeant-at-arms.
City of Chicago City Council Rules of Conduct for Public Meetings 2023-2027
Pursuant to Rule 58 of the Chicago City Council Rules of Order and Procedure
The sergeant-at-arms sets forth the following rules of conduct for members of the public.
These rules shall be in effect at all times, that a viewing gallery or room is open for a meeting of the city council or any of its committees.
All individuals and their belongings are subject to search at entry, or upon request.
Individuals must remain seated at all times except, one, when entering or exiting the gallery.
2. When providing public comment during the portion of a meeting, set aside for that purpose.
Or 3. When asked to rise and be acknowledged by a member of the City Council.
Propane, threatening, harassing, abusive, or defamatory behavior, or speech, which in the judgment of the meeting's chair, or the sergeant-at-arms, may lead to a breach of the peace, or disrupt the orderly conduct of the meeting, is not permitted.
Disruptive or distracting actions, such as the stomping of feet, waving of arms, throwing any item, whistling, booing, shouting, or other loud utterances, are not permitted when in the judgment of the meeting's chair, or the sergeant-at-arms, such actions are disrupting or impeding the orderly conduct of the meeting.
Any item that poses a potential safety hazards, as determined by the sergeant-at-arms, is prohibited in the gallery.
Such items include, but are not limited to, 1. Any pointed objects, including knives of any kind.
2. Banners, flyers or other forms of signage.
3. Food and beverages, including in glass or metal canisters.
4. Backpacks, large bags and sealed packages.
Clear bags, not tinted in color, that do not exceed 12 inches by 6 inches by 12, are permitted and subject to search.
And 5. Firearms, ammunition, fireworks, laser pointers, stun guns, tasers, mace pepper spray, and toy weapons.
Cell phones and other small handheld recording devices must be placed in silent mode, can only be used while seated, and can only be used in a manner that does not interfere with the ability other individuals to view or hear the proceedings.
Individuals or groups failing to adhere to these rules will be subject to removal from the remainder of the meeting by the sergeant-at-arms.
City of Chicago City Council Rules of Conduct for Public Meetings, 2023-2027
Pursuant to Rule 58 of the Chicago City Council Rules of Order and Procedure,
the Sergeant-at-Arms sets forth the following rules of conduct for members of the public.
These rules shall be in effect at all times, that a viewing gallery or room is open for a meeting of the City Council or any of its committees.
All individuals and their belongings are subject to search at entry, or upon request.
Individuals must remain seated at all times except, one, when entering or exiting the gallery.
Two, when providing public comment during the portion of a meeting, set aside for that purpose.
Or three, when asked to rise and be acknowledged by a member of the City Council.
Propane, threatening, harassing, abusive, or defamatory behavior, or speech, which in the judgment of the meeting's chair, or the sergeant-at-arms, may lead to a breach of the peace, or disrupt the orderly conduct of the meeting, is not permitted.
Disruptive or distracting actions, such as the stomping of feet, waving of arms, throwing any item, whistling, booing, shouting, or other loud utterances, are not permitted when in the judgment of the meeting's chair, or the sergeant-at-arms, such actions are disrupting or impeding the orderly conduct of the meeting.
Any item that poses a potential safety hazards, as determined by the sergeant-at-arms, is prohibited in the gallery.
Such items include, but are not limited to,
1. Any pointed objects, including knives of any kind.
2. Banners, flyers or other forms of signage.
3. Food and beverages, including in glass or metal canisters.
4. Backpacks, large bags and sealed packages.
Clear bags, not tinted in color, that do not exceed 12 inches by 6 inches by 12, are permitted and subject to search.
And 5. Firearms, ammunition, fireworks, laser pointers, stun guns, tasers, mace pepper spray, and toy weapons.
Cell phones and other small handheld recording.
devices must be placed in silent mode, can only be used while seated, and can only be used in a
manner that does not interfere with the ability other individuals to view or hear the proceedings.
Individuals or groups failing to adhere to these rules will be subject to removal from the remainder
of the meeting by the sergeant-at-arms. City of Chicago City Council Rules of Conduct for Public
meetings 2023 to 2027 pursuant to rule 58 of the chicago city council rules of order and procedure
the sergeant at arms sets forth the following rules of conduct for members of the public
these rules shall be in effect at all times that a viewing gallery or room is open for a meeting
of the city council or any of its committees all individuals and their belongings are subject to
search at entry, or upon request. Individuals must remain seated at all times except, 1.
when entering or exiting the gallery, 2. when providing public comment during the portion of
a meeting, set aside for that purpose, or 3. when asked to rise and be acknowledged by a member of
the City Council. Profane, threatening, harassing, abusive, or defamatory behavior, or speech,
which in the judgment of the meeting's chair, or the sergeant-at-arms, may lead to a breach of the
peace, or disrupt the orderly conduct of the meeting, is not permitted. Disruptive or distracting
actions, such as the stomping of feet, waving of arms, throwing any item, whistling, booing,
shouting, or other loud utterances, are not permitted when in the judgment of the meeting's
chair, or the sergeant-at-arms, such actions are disrupting or impeding the orderly conduct of the
meeting. Any item that poses a potential safety hazards, as determined by the sergeant-at-arms,
is prohibited in the gallery. Such items include, but are not limited to, 1. Any pointed objects,
including knives of any kind. 2. Banners, flyers or other forms of signage. 3. Food and beverages,
including in glass or metal canisters. 4. Backpacks, large bags and sealed packages.
Clear bags, not tinted in color, that do not exceed 12 inches by 6 inches by 12,
are permitted and subject to search. And 5. Firearms, ammunition, fireworks, laser pointers,
stun guns, tasers, mace pepper spray, and toy weapons. Cell phones and other small handheld
recording devices must be placed in silent mode, can only be used while seated, and can only be
used in a manner that does not interfere with the ability other individuals to view or hear the
proceedings. Individuals or groups failing to adhere to these rules will be subject to removal
from the remainder of the meeting by the sergeant-at-arms. City of Chicago City Council
Rules of Conduct for Public Meetings, 2023-2027. Pursuant to Rule 58 of the Chicago City Council
Rules of Order and Procedure, the Sergeant-at-Arms sets forth the following rules of conduct for
members of the public. These rules shall be in effect at all times, that a viewing gallery or
room is open for a meeting of the City Council or any of its committees. All individuals and
their belongings are subject to search at entry, or upon request. Individuals must remain seated
at all times except, one, when entering or exiting the gallery. Two, when providing public comment
during the portion of a meeting, set aside for that purpose. Or three, when asked to rise and
be acknowledged by a member of the City Council. Profane, threatening, harassing, abusive,
or defamatory behavior, or speech, which in the judgment of the meeting's chair, or the sergeant
at arms, may lead to a breach of the peace, or disrupt the orderly conduct of the meeting,
is not permitted. Disruptive or distracting actions, such as the stomping of feet,
waving of arms, throwing any item, whistling, booing, shouting, or other loud utterances,
are not permitted when in the judgment of the meeting's chair, or the sergeant at arms,
Such actions are disrupting or impeding the orderly conduct of the meeting.
Any item that poses a potential safety hazards, as determined by the sergeant-at-arms, is prohibited in the gallery.
Such items include, but are not limited to, 1. Any pointed objects.
including knives of any kind. 2. Banners, flyers or other forms of signage. 3. Food and beverages,
including in glass or metal canisters. 4. Backpacks, large bags and sealed packages.
Clear bags, not tinted in color, that do not exceed 12 inches by 6 inches by 12,
are permitted and subject to search, and 5. Firearms, ammunition, fireworks, laser pointers,
stun guns, tasers, mace pepper spray, and toy weapons. Cell phones and other small handheld
recording devices must be placed in silent mode, can only be used while seated, and can only be
used in a manner that does not interfere with the ability other individuals to view or hear the
proceedings. Individuals or groups failing to adhere to these rules will be subject to removal
from the remainder of the meeting by the sergeant at arms. City of Chicago City Council Rules of
Conduct for Public Meetings 2023-2027. Pursuant to Rule 58 of the Chicago City Council Rules of
Order and Procedure, the sergeant at arms sets forth the following rules of conduct for members
of the public. These rules shall be in effect at all times, that a viewing gallery or room
is open for a meeting of the City Council or any of its committees. All individuals and their
belongings are subject to search at entry, or upon request. Individuals must remain seated at
all times except, 1. when entering or exiting the gallery. 2. when providing public comment
during the portion of a meeting, set aside for that purpose, or 3, when asked to rise and be
acknowledged by a member of the City Council. Profane, threatening, harassing, abusive or
defamatory behavior, or speech, which in the judgment of the meeting's chair, or the sergeant
at arms, may lead to a breach of the peace, or disrupt the orderly conduct of the meeting,
is not permitted. Disruptive or distracting actions, such as the stomping of feet, waving of
arms, throwing any item, whistling, booing, shouting, or other loud utterances, are not
permitted when in the judgment of the meeting's chair, or the sergeant-at-arms, such actions are
disrupting or impeding the orderly conduct of the meeting. Any item that poses a potential safety
hazards as determined by the sergeant at arms is prohibited in the gallery such items include but
are not limited to one any pointed objects including knives of any kind two banners flyers
or other forms of signage three food and beverages including in glass or metal canisters four
backpacks large bags and sealed packages clear bags not tinted in color that do not exceed
12 inches by 6 inches by 12 are permitted and subject to search and five firearms
ammunition fireworks laser pointers stun guns tasers mace pepper spray and toy
weapons cell phones and other small handheld recording devices must be
placed in silent mode can only be used while seated and can only be used in a
manner that does not interfere with the ability other individuals to view or hear the proceedings.
Individuals or groups failing to adhere to these rules will be subject to removal from the remainder
of the meeting by the sergeant-at-arms. City of Chicago City Council Rules of Conduct for Public
meetings 2023 to 2027 pursuant to rule 58 of the chicago city council rules of order and procedure
the sergeant at arms sets forth the following rules of conduct for members of the public
these rules shall be in effect at all times that a viewing gallery or room is open for a meeting
of the city council or any of its committees all individuals and their belongings are subject to
search at entry, or upon request. Individuals must remain seated at all times except, 1,
when entering or exiting the gallery, 2, when providing public comment during the portion of
a meeting, set aside for that purpose, or 3, when asked to rise and be acknowledged by a member of
the City Council. Profane
Threatening, harassing, abusive or defamatory behavior, or speech, which in the judgment of the meeting's chair, or the sergeant at arms, may lead to a breach of the peace, or disrupt the orderly conduct of the meeting, is not permitted.
Disruptive or distracting actions, such as the stomping of feet, waving of arms, throwing any item, whistling, booing, shouting, or other loud utterances, are not permitted when in the judgment of the meeting's chair, or the sergeant-at-arms, such actions are disrupting or impeding the orderly conduct of the meeting.
Any item that poses a potential safety hazards, as determined by the sergeant-at-arms, is prohibited in the gallery.
Such items include, but are not limited to, 1. Any pointed objects, including knives of any kind.
2. Banners, flyers or other forms of signage.
3. Food and beverages, including in glass or metal canisters.
4. Backpacks, large bags and sealed packages.
Clear bags, not tinted in color, that do not exceed 12 inches by 6 inches by 12 are permitted and subject to search.
And 5. Firearms, ammunition, fireworks, laser pointers, stun guns, tasers, mace pepper spray, and toy weapons.
Cell phones and other small handheld recording devices must be placed.
Good morning, Alders. The meeting will begin shortly. Please remember to log into your devices. Thank you.
City of Chicago City Council Rules of Conduct for Public Meetings, 2023-2027
Pursuant to Rule 58 of the Chicago City Council Rules of Order and Procedure,
the Sergeant-at-Arms sets forth the following rules of conduct for members of the public.
These rules shall be in effect at all times that a viewing gallery or room is open for a meeting of the City Council or any of its committees.
All individuals and their belongings are subject to search at entry, or upon request.
Individuals must remain seated at all times except, one, when entering or exiting the gallery.
Two, when providing public comment during the portion of a meeting, set aside for that purpose.
Or three, when asked to rise and be acknowledged by a member of the City Council.
Propane, threatening, harassing, abusive, or defamatory behavior, or speech, which in the judgment of the meeting's chair, or the sergeant-at-arms, may lead to a breach of the peace, or disrupt the orderly conduct of the meeting, is not permitted.
Disruptive or distracting actions, such as the stomping of feet, waving of arms, throwing any item, whistling, booing, shouting, or other loud utterances, are not permitted when in the judgment of the meeting's chair, or the sergeant-at-arms, such actions are disrupting or impeding the orderly conduct of the meeting.
Any item that poses a potential safety hazards, as determined by the sergeant-at-arms, is prohibited in the gallery.
Such items include, but are not limited to, 1. Any pointed objects, including knives of any kind.
2. Banners, flyers or other forms of signage.
3. Food and beverages, including in glass or metal canisters.
4. Backpacks, large bags and sealed packages
Clear bags, not tinted in color, that do not exceed 12 inches by 6 inches by 12, are permitted and subject to search
And 5. Firearms, ammunition, fireworks, laser pointers, stun guns, tasers, mace pepper spray, and toy weapons
Cell phones and other small handheld recording devices must be placed in silent mode
can only be used while seated, and can only be used in a manner that does not interfere with the ability other individuals to view or hear the proceedings.
Individuals or groups failing to adhere to these rules will be subject to removal from the remainder of the meeting by the sergeant-at-arms.
City of Chicago City Council Rules of Conduct for Public Meetings 2023-2027
pursuant to Rule 58 of the Chicago City Council Rules of Order and Procedure.
The Sergeant-at-Arms sets forth the following rules of conduct for members of the public.
These rules shall be in effect at all times, that a viewing gallery or room is open for a meeting of the City Council or any of its committees.
All individuals and their belongings are subject to search at entry, or upon request.
Individuals must remain seated at all times except, one, when entering or exiting the gallery.
2. When providing public comment during the portion of a meeting set aside for that purpose
or 3. When asked to rise and be acknowledged by a member of the city council
profane, threatening, harassing, abusive or defamatory behavior or speech
which in the judgment of the meeting's chair or the sergeant at arms may lead to a breach of the peace
Please take a quorum roll call
the roll call is now open please mark yourself present if you're having difficulty please raise
your hand okay i will now call on those who have not yet marked themselves present alderman hopkins
not present in chambers alderwoman dowell not present in chambers alderperson robinson
Alderperson Robinson is present. Alderman Yancey, not present in chambers. Alderman Mitchell, not present in chambers. Alderwoman Harris, not present in chambers. Alderman Beal, not present in chambers. Alderman Chico, not present in chambers. Alderwoman Lee, not present in chambers. Alderwoman Ramirez, not present in chambers. Alderman Quinn, not present in chambers. Alderwoman Gutierrez, Alderwoman Gutierrez is present.
Alderwoman Coleman, not President in Chambers. Alderman Curtis, not President in Chambers. Alderman O'Shea, not President in Chambers. Alderman Mosley, not President in Chambers. Alderwoman Tabaris, not President in Chambers. Alderwoman Scott, not President in Chambers. Alderperson Fuentes? Alderperson Fuentes is here.
Alderwoman Cruz
Not President Chambers
Alderman Cardona
Not President Chambers
Alderman Wagesback
Not President Chambers
Alderman Conway
Not President Chambers
Alderman Villegas
Not President Chambers
Alderwoman Mintz
Not President Chambers
Alderman Sposato
Not President Chambers
Alderwoman Nugent
Not President Chambers
Alderman Vasquez
Not President Chambers
Alderman Napolitano
No. Not president in chambers. Alderman Riley. Not president in chambers. Alderman Knutson. Not president in chambers. Alderman Lawson. Not president in chambers. Alderman Gardner. Not president in chambers. Alderman Martin. Not president in chambers. Alderman Haddon. Not president in chambers.
Alderwoman Silverstein, not present in chambers
Alderman Vasquez, Alderman Vasquez is present
Alderman Martin, Alderman Martin is present in chambers
Alderwoman Cruz, Alderwoman Cruz is present in chambers
We got Martin and Cruz
And nobody else, everybody who is in chambers has been called on
Voting is now closed.
We have 20 members present.
Twenty-six members are needed for quorum pursuant to Rule 3.
We cannot undertake any business without a quorum.
Can I get a motion?
Alderman Irvin.
Thank you, Mr. Chairman.
Despite more than half of the council not showing up to work today, I move we adjourn.
All right.
Well, hearing no objections, so ordered, this meeting is adjourned.
Listen to the lullaby of Broadway, the hipper in ballyhoo, the lullaby of Broadway.
The rumble of those subway trains, the rattle of the taxi, the daffodils who entertain at Angelo's and Mac.