City Council Meeting – Open Session
City Council Meeting – Open Session.
When: 6:00pm, on the 1st & 3rd Tuesday of each month. Also, additional Open Sessions may be scheduled on the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays as well.
Where: The City Council meets in the City Council Chambers – the public is welcome to attend!
There are three ways to watch & attend:
- Come in person to the City Council Chambers, sit in the audience, speak on items.
- Watch on TV: Spectrum Channel #8, Frontier Communications Channel #41
- Live Stream: Click Here to access the meeting Online
What: The City Council agenda is posted 72 hours before the meeting online at https://www.redondo.org/depts/council/rbtv_council.asp
May I Make / Submit Comments? Yes, the public may make and/or submit comments on the topics at the public beginning of the meeting at 4:30pm.
What Can I Expect?
Each meeting has 4 main components which can last 1 – 5 hours. Average meeting time is about 3 hours.
- Opening Roll Call, Pledge of Allegiance, City Council Announcements
- Consent Calendar – Items for City Council Approval that do not require much discussion. Some items do get discussed, and you may speak on these items if you wish.
- Public Participation on Non-Agenda Items – 30 minutes, the public and address the City Council on anything except what’s on the night’s agenda.
- Public Hearings & Items for Discussion/Action – These topics are discussed and votes and other actions may be taken and/or recommended.
- City Manager & Mayor / City Council Items – Any informational items and referrals to City Staff.
- Meeting Adjourns
Can I watch previous meetings?
Yes, all meetings are available and you can access them here: https://www.redondo.org/depts/council/rbtv_council.asp
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Website
https://www.redondo.org/depts/council/rbtv_council.asp
Organizer
Eleanor Manzano - Redondo City Clerk
Phone
(310) 318-0656Website
https://www.redondo.org/depts/council/rbtv_council.aspAbout the City Clerk’s Office We compile and maintain original city records, conduct elections, City Council Agenda preparation, Minutes, Municipal Code and Charter maintenance and distribution; commission/committee recruitments and related activities. Mission Statement The City Clerk’s Department, in partnership with the community, City Council, and City departments, is expanding the democratic process to increase accessibility to public records, and strengthen the community’s faith in local government by preserving history while preparing for the future. Our vision is to create an environment that enables and inspires others to exceed their own expectations and to act with integrity, fairness and courage.
