City FAQs • Pasco, WA • CivicEngage

Are there guidelines for City Council presentations?: Yes, there is a City Council Presentation Reference Guide that includes examples, suggestions, tips, and sample templates.

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City Council

1. How can I speak in front of the City Council? Do I need to fill out a form?: You do not need to fill out a form in order to speak in front of the City Council. Simply attend the meeting and speak when the "Visitors" item is called. If you wish to address items that are public hearing items, you must wait until the item is called, the public hearing is governed by the chair (Mayor).
You may advise the City Clerk prior to the meeting that you wish to speak or you may always speak under the citizens participation portion of the meeting.

2. Are City Council meetings televised?: Yes, City Council meetings are televised live (Mondays at 7pm) and rebroadcast two weeks following the meeting. Rebroadcasts can be seen on PSC-TV Cable Channel 191. You can also watch a meeting via streaming video via PSC-TV Video-On-Demand.

3. What happens if I miss a meeting?: City Council meetings are televised live (usually Mondays at 7pm) and rebroadcast two weeks following the meeting. If you miss a meeting, a rebroadcast can be seen on PSC-TV Cable Channel 191. You can also watch a meeting via streaming video on demand via PSC-TV Video-On-Demand.