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City residents demand action on critical divestment issues

June 04, 2024 | Champaign, Champaign County, Illinois



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City residents demand action on critical divestment issues
During a recent city council meeting in Champaign, resident Hildegard Leighton passionately addressed the council, urging them to engage with community concerns regarding divestment options. Leighton, a long-time resident, expressed frustration over the perceived silence from the council following previous requests for a study session on the matter. She emphasized the importance of dialogue and urged the council to demonstrate their commitment to addressing community needs.

Following Leighton's remarks, the council proceeded with routine financial approvals, including vendor payments totaling $2,725,694.85 and payroll for May 24, 2024, amounting to $2,284,830.90. Both motions were passed unanimously without further discussion. The meeting concluded with a motion to adjourn, reflecting a focus on administrative matters rather than the pressing community issues raised by residents.

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