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Council adopts rule limiting signs in chambers amid tensions between mayor and a councilor
Summary
Pueblo City Council on March 24 adopted a resolution restricting signs and posters in council chambers and debated internal communications after Mayor Graham accused a councilor of sending harassing emails to her staff.
Pueblo City Council on Monday adopted a resolution restricting the display of signs and posters in council chambers, a measure brought forward at the request of council members and approved 5-2.
The measure (agenda item M-8) establishes a policy limiting signs or posters within council chambers; a staff report described the change as a clarification of decorum that city council requested. The resolution passed following a brief staff presentation and a motion to approve.
The vote occurred amid a broader and more heated exchange between Mayor Graham and Councilor…
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