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Cherokee Village council adopts 2025 protocols, reaffirms citizen participation rules
Summary
Council unanimously adopted 2025 council protocols consolidating older resolutions and reaffirming public participation procedures; members asked that the protocols be posted separately on the city website and scheduled a February working meeting to consider pre‑meeting timing.
The Cherokee Village City Council unanimously adopted its 2025 council protocols during the Jan. 16 meeting, consolidating prior ordinances and resolutions that govern citizen participation in public meetings.
Mr. Martin moved to accept the 2025 protocols and Mr. Tatum seconded; the council approved the measure by roll call. Council members said the protocols largely restate existing citizen participation rules and that the action replaces an older resolution on the same topic.
Members requested the protocols be posted on the city website as a separate document for clarity and public access. The council also scheduled a working meeting in February (Feb. 18) to discuss reinstating and standardizing pre‑meeting dates and to finalize any procedural details needed for implementation.
What happens next: The protocols will be posted on the city website and the council will revisit meeting scheduling and related protocol details at the Feb. 18 working meeting.
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