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Fire Council Meetings via Videoconference - Remote Access Guidelines
In light of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, and the current Shelter In Place order, Fire Council meetings, and other Town Council, Board and Commission meetings, will take place via videoconference only. All members will be participating remotely and residents are urged to follow the Marin County Public Health Officer’s shelter in place order and participate in the meeting remotely as well. As allowed under Executive Order N-29-20 (March 17, 2020), the Fire Authority will no longer offer an in-person meeting location for the public to attend.
HOW TO ATTEND MEETINGS: Meetings will be videoconferenced using Zoom Webinar. Read the guidelines for viewing and participating in videoconferenced Town Meetings through Zoom Webinar here. Download Zoom Webinar here (You may need to restart your device after downloading).
Upcoming Meeting: Fire Council Regular Meeting - Thursday, February 11, 2021, 6:30pm, or upon conclusion of the Police Council meeting, whichever is later.
Join the upcoming meeting by clicking on the Zoom videoconference: https://tinyurl.com/y5lo7u9g.. (No Pre-Registration Needed- Click on Link at Meeting Start Time). You may call in using: 1 (408) 638-0968 (Zoom webinar ID: 990 3431 0040), or iPhone one-tap: +14086380968,,99034310040#. If calling in, you will need to press *9 to add yourself to the speaker queue should you wish to provide public comment during the meeting.
Staff will be monitoring the meeting and facilitating requests from virtual attendees who wish to provide verbal public comment. All attendees are encouraged to submit any written public comments for the Council before or during the meeting to: PublicComment@tcmmail.org.
OPPORTUNITIES TO PROVIDE PUBLIC COMMENT:
We strongly recommend submitting your public comment early by:
For all public comment submitted, please be sure to indicate the item number to which your comment is related, or whether it is for the general public comment period at the beginning of the meeting, Open Time for Public Comment. Your comment will be read verbatim, however words including profanity, obscenity, and discriminatory language will not be read into the record in order to avoid disruption of the meeting. Your comment is subject to the same 3-minute limit as in-person spoken comments.