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Board adopts updated public comment policy allowing three‑minute in‑person remarks
2293301 · February 10, 2025
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Summary
The board voted to adopt policy BDDH, which sets a three‑minute limit for in‑person public comments, allows board chair discretion to waive time limits and directs staff to publish procedures for sign‑up and timing.
The board adopted an updated public comment policy (BDD H) that standardizes in‑person procedures for public comment, sets timing and allows limited chair discretion.
The policy sets a default three‑minute time limit for individual public speakers and permits the board chair to extend the total public‑comment period or to…
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