Chicago Officials Revise Rules Limiting Access to City Council Meetings After Warning – WTTW (Chicago)

Members of the public would have to make reservations and show government-issued identification to sit in the main, second-floor gallery in the Council Chambers during meetings of the Chicago City Council under revised rules designed to limit access. The 70 seats in the third-floor gallery would be available on a first-come, first-served basis.
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Dorf
2 years ago

Does the city administration know that in the USA we have freedom of movement? Just exactly what is the violation that these buses supposedly are committing?

Ex Illini
2 years ago

The citizens wish their elected officials were as concerned about the public’s safety as their own.

Dave Hardy
2 years ago

So much for public participation!

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