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Hillsboro City Council Finally Returns To City Hall

Locals Get A Chance To Participate Again

Dirk KnudsenbyDirk Knudsen
November 5, 2022
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Most of us have been back full speed for a couple of months now.  Masks off and back to work we went.  But the City Council of Hillsboro has not yet returned to City Hall.  That is finally going to change and it is time for all of you citizens to come and speak your mind, testify about the latest issues on the docket, or just say a long-awaited “Hello“.  The staff here at the Hillsboro Herald hopes you all engage and get to a Council meeting.  Participation is free and the Council needs and wants to hear from you!  #SeeYouThere .

Starting in August, community members can watch and participate in City Council meetings online or on-site inside the Hillsboro Civic Center’s Shirley Huffman Auditorium.
Photo provided by/courtesy of https://www.hillsboro-oregon.gov/
City Council meetings, held on the first and third Tuesdays of each month, will begin at 6 pm in the Shirley Huffman Auditorium of the Hillsboro Civic Center with any scheduled work sessions. Regular sessions will follow at 7 pm. If additional work sessions are scheduled, they would take place following the regular sessions.
You can continue to join Council meetings using the Zoom app or website on your phone or computer, and closed captioning is available.
Learn more about engaging with the City Council: https://www.hillsboro-oregon.gov/…/News/News/12778/44

With each City Council meeting, community members have up to three minutes to participate in public comment time – and you can sign up to speak ahead of each meeting or during the meeting.

Here are more options for you to actively follow and engage with the City Council:

  • You can watch City Council meetings and work sessions live through TVCTV, Tualatin Valley Community Television Cable, Access Channel 30. A livestream of the broadcast is available on the TVCTV webpage.
  • You can also watch the last six months of City Council meeting videos on the TVCTV webpage, or request videos older than six months by contacting the City Recorders Office.
  • You can read City Council meeting agendas and supporting documents in a new, more user-friendly format on the City’s public meetings web portal.
  • You can search the Hillsboro City Charter and Municipal Code with recently expanded search capabilities and a new, more mobile-friendly look that helps you email and link to specific sections of the Code.
  • You can contact the entire City Council directly through our City website. The Council reads all submitted comments, which can number in the hundreds throughout the year.

Learn more about City Council meetings – including instructions on how to register for public comment or submit written comments – on our City Council Meetings webpage.


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