Council asks for ordinance on remote attendance
For the Hub City Times
MARSHFIELD – Marshfield aldermen are asking for something in writing pertaining to remote participation in city meetings. The common council voted 10-0 on July 27 directing city staff to draft a policy allowing for virtual attendance.
City Administrator Steve Barg told the council the city’s current municipal code is silent on the issue.
Barg stated:
Alderman Quentin Rosandich had asked at the end of the July 13 council meeting that the topic be brought up for discussion last night.
He said:
Alderman Tom Witzel said he personally wants to be at as many meetings in-person as he can, but also sees the benefits of attending virtually.
He added:
Remote attendance by both city staff and elected officials was used throughout the COVID environment, but regular in-person attendance has been the norm in past months.
