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Hartford City public hearing on motor vehicle assessment schedule ends with no public comment
Summary
At a special April 14, 2025, public hearing, the Hartford City Council opened a hearing on an ordinance amendment to adopt a motor vehicle assessment schedule, received no public testimony and adjourned.
Hartford City — At a special public hearing April 14, 2025, the Hartford City Council opened a hearing on an ordinance amendment to adopt a motor vehicle assessment schedule, heard no public testimony and adjourned.
Corporation Counsel Jonathan Harding read the council’s public‑hearing rules, which require speakers to give their name and address, identify any group they represent and limit remarks to five minutes. Council President Surgeon asked, “Is there anyone here speaking in favor?” and repeated the query for those speaking in opposition. No one addressed the council during the hearing.
After receiving no public comments, a council member moved to adjourn the hearing and the motion was seconded. The council called for the vote, voices responded “Aye,” and the hearing was adjourned. Councilwoman Mitchna joined the meeting shortly before adjournment.
The agenda item was listed as 2.1: Mayor Aru Lampland’s accompanying ordinance amendment adopting a motor vehicle assessment schedule. The meeting record does not show any public testimony or further debate on the ordinance during this session.
