Recognizing the need to govern the City while also following the guidance from public health officials for responsible social distancing, at their Monday, March 16 meeting, the Decatur City Commissioners will limit their participation to a quorum of three City Commission members, encourage community members to watch the meeting live online and submit any questions and comments to be considered at the meeting to the City Manager in advance of the meeting. Mayor Patti Garrett stated, “We are taking the guidance for social distancing seriously and encourage all residents to do the same in an effort to limit the spread of COVID-19.”
For future City Commission meetings, the City plans to have technology in place to allow community members to participate remotely during the meetings. The Mayor has been working closely with State officials, the Georgia Municipal Association, DeKalb County, the DeKalb County Health Department, and the Mayors in the DeKalb Municipal Association to ensure a coordinated community effort to the COVID-19 outbreak. Mayor Garrett will provide more detail about the City’s coordinated response during Monday’s City Commission meeting.
Decatur City Commission to Practice Social Distancing at Monday’s Meeting
March 15, 2020 by Meredith
Posted in Community, emergency management, Meetings | Tagged covid-19, Decatur City Commission, social distancing | Leave a Comment
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