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Dickinson adopts model public‑comment policy tied to state law; limits comments to current or previous agenda items
Summary
The Dickinson City Commission approved a resolution adopting a public comment policy intended to implement Senate Bill 2180, requiring speaker cards, contact information and restricting comments to items on the current or previous agenda.
The Dickinson City Commission on July 1 adopted a resolution setting new rules for public comment that the city says implements Senate Bill 2180.
City Administrator J. Dossinger presented the resolution, saying it “affirms the city's obligation to follow Senate Bill 2180,” and noted the proposal draws from a League of Cities model and a version the county recently adopted. Under the adopted policy, public comment will appear either as the last item or the first nonprocedural item on…
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