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What is a public hearing?: Public Hearings are held on matters when required by law. Persons who wish to speak at public hearings will be heard after the applicant has made their presentation and the Council has been given an opportunity to question the applicant. Speakers at a public hearing are asked to complete a speaker card located at the back of the Council Chambers, and present to the City Clerk. When called upon, the speaker must swear of and affirm the truth of their testimony to the reporter that transcribes the hearing.

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Legislative

1. How do I get the nominating petition to run for office?: The petition is available in the City Clerk's office at the Government Center (300 N New Ballas Road).

2. How can I address the Mayor and Council at Council Meetings?: Residents wishing to speak at Council meetings should fill out a speaker card and give it to the City Clerk. Comments should be directed to the Mayor and Council and not third party attendees. Mayor and Council will not answer questions and/or comments during Comments from the General Public but will take note of the question for a later response.

3. When are the Council Meetings?: Council meets the second and fourth Monday of each month beginning at 7:00 pm. Council usually has a work session prior to the meetings beginning at 6:00 pm and it is held in the Council Chambers of the Government Center (300 N. New Ballas Road).
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4. What is a public hearing?: Public Hearings are held on matters when required by law. Persons who wish to speak at public hearings will be heard after the applicant has made their presentation and the Council has been given an opportunity to question the applicant. Speakers at a public hearing are asked to complete a speaker card located at the back of the Council Chambers, and present to the City Clerk. When called upon, the speaker must swear of and affirm the truth of their testimony to the reporter that transcribes the hearing.