Ratify and rescind emergency order for 6 p.m. curfew
In Plain English
The city imposed an emergency curfew requiring residents to stay indoors after 6 p.m. Emergency curfews typically respond to civil unrest, natural disasters, or public safety threats. If approved, the council formally acknowledges the curfew was necessary but also ends it immediately.
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Votes
Suspended the rules and extended the meeting until the conclusion of the current item and Item G-11
6 to 1
Declined to ratify and rescinded the 6 p.m. curfew order for the city of Richmond, and kept the time at 8p.m., consistent with Contra Costa County's curfew order
6 to 1
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