Long Beach starts SB 707 two-way remote comment July 21, 2026
Long Beach will let residents give live, two-way remote City Council public comment starting July 21, 2026 under SB 707. Here’s what SB 707 says about outages.
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Long Beach will let residents give live, two-way remote City Council public comment starting July 21, 2026 under SB 707. Here’s what SB 707 says about outages.
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