Community leaders hail change as revival of robust democracy, but say committee meetings must be next.
San Diego will allow members of the public to resume attending City Council meetings in person April 11, just over two years after all city meetings were shifted online because of the pandemic.
A spokesman for Elo-Rivera said Friday that he could not provide an answer to that question. Since January, council members and city staff have been allowed to attend some committee meetings, but not others. “This is great news — people can look their representatives in the eye and let them see how they feel,” Freeman said. “When you have public comment on Zoom, you can only make your point via voice and not via video.”
Before the pandemic, anyone attending a meeting in person could donate their time to another speaker.
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