public comment

The Bloomington City Council is changing the way it conducts public comment at its meetings.

The Bloomington City Council is still exploring possible changes to its processes for public comment following hate speech at its April 3 meeting.

Indiana school boards will be required to allow public comment during their meetings under a bill that was signed Tuesday into law.

Language in Senate Bill 83 simply says any public or charter school board must allow “oral public comment” on any agenda item at its meetings.