Elections & Local Government in Baldwin
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Who decides, and what rules are changing?Elections issues in Baldwin
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The council met behind closed doors to discuss city land and personnel issues, but the public record shows no decision was made.
City council held a closed session to discuss a personnel matter but did not vote or take any action.
The council set time to go over its strategic plan and hear committee updates, a step toward shaping the city's priorities.
A proposal tied to Brad Coppedge for the city to consider the Soque River Watershed Association fundraiser was put off by the city council rather than decided.
The council's planned two-day retreat gives residents a chance to see how members set priorities outside regular meetings.
The council plans to discuss possible changes to the city's noise ordinance, which could affect what activities are restricted for residents.
Baldwin City Council's agenda lists a State of the City address from the mayor, a regular update on the city's condition and priorities.
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