By 1808Delaware

As we shared several days ago, the City of Delaware has a brand-new website, one which has a series of new links and tools for citizens to access important information. That post can be read here.

One component of the new site is a dedicated video player to provide access to what the City is calling an “improved meeting management system.”

Public meeting webcasts are moving from Facebook Live to the new system, a feature of the recently updated website. Citizens and interested parties now have digital access to meeting agendas, live webcasting, video recording, and minutes in a central, searchable portal.

That link is here http://ow.ly/4T9N50G6h9I.

Delaware City Council meets Monday, September 13 at 7 PM in City Hall and the public is welcome to attend. We invite you to review the meeting agenda here: http://ow.ly/4T9N50G6h9I.

During the meeting, third and final readings will be given to a Resolution adopting the proposed Five-Year Improvement Plan, and an Ordinance adjusting the City’s remedies for nonpayment of utility accounts. Among other matters to be considered is a liquor permit proposal for Happy Daze at 50 South Sandusky Street in downtown Delaware.

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