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Fulton’s agenda-only public-comment proposal returns Oct. 7 after September hold

The Oct. 7 agenda again seeks limits on oral comment, alongside rules protecting criticism and addressing actual disruption.

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A proposal to limit oral public comment to matters reasonably related to substantive agenda items is back on Fulton County’s Oct. 7 agenda after being held on Sept. 16.

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Item 26-0601 also calls for viewpoint-neutral rules of order, objective standards for addressing actual disruption and protection for criticism of public officials, employees and county actions. The agenda lists a renewed approval request, not adoption of the restriction.

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