Boston City Council Television
Comcast Channel 51
10 AM to 5 PM
and www.cityofboston.gov/citycouncil/live.asp
Monday August 6
10:30- Public Safety Hearing on smoke detector technology (Live)
1:00 - Boston City Council Meeting 8/1
4:30 – City & Neighborhood Services Hearing on noise reduction on city streets (Live)
Tuesday August 7
10:00 – Government Ops Hearing on regulating firearm possession in residence or
business 7/31
12:30 - Public Safety Hearing on security re: shipments to and from BioLevel 4 Lab (7/30)
3:00 – Ways & Means FY08 Budget Hearing – Boston Public Library 6/8 (1:57)
Wednesday August 8
10:00 - City & Neighborhood Services Hearing on incentive-based recycling 5/22 (0:51)
11:30 – Boston City Council Meeting (Live)
2:30 – Government Ops Hearing on special law re: voting for all legal residents 7/31
Thursday August 9
10:00 – Education Hearing on status and plans for City’s pre-schools 5/30 (2:04)
12:30 – Environment & Health Hearing on recycling and litter reduction efforts 7/26
2:30 – Housing Hearing on security at BHA elderly developments 7/24 (2:24)
Friday August 10
10:00 – Boston City Council Meeting 8/8
12:30 – Government Ops Hearing on Special Law re: unlicensed firearms in residences
and places of business 7/31 (1:36)
2:30 – Education Hearing on resolution supporting physical education K-12 5/15 (2:15)
* Note: Programming Schedule is subject to change based on the scheduling and length of Live Hearings and Meetings, which will be carried in their entirety.
For more information on Boston City Council Television, contact Tom Cohan at 617-635-2208 or Tom.Cohan@cityofboston.gov
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Re: Weekly City Council Programming Schedule 8/6 - 8/10 2007
by
donwarnersaklad
on Wed 08 Aug 2007 06:55 AM EDT | Profile | Permanent Link
Communications at our Boston City Council are wanting. When civic minded people contact the Council for information about proceedings and transactions of this legislative body Council staff deflect enquiries. Instead of a straight forward request for information you are required to have the best of skills for negotiating for public information. This should not be. All people should have access to the public information of the Council. It is time for City Hall to change the long standing denials. Open government, Sunshine open public meetings, FOI freedom of information public records should be given greater emphasis by the Council staff beginning with the Councilor himself making a clear unambiguous statement about the level of customers services people should expect from Council staff.
Please keep your comments on topic. If this post is about WiFi, don't change the subject to City Council Policy. Either talk about WiFi, or get your own blog and talk about City Council Policy. I reserve the right to remove off-topic comments.
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