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El Paso City Council Considers Cellphone Ban for Meetings Amid Public Concerns

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El Paso City Council is set to vote on a proposed ban on cellphones and electronic devices during work sessions and council meetings, initiated by District 7 Representative Lily Limón. This proposal arises from community complaints about council members being distracted by their phones, which residents feel undermines the respect and attention owed during public comments. The ordinance aims to uphold the city's Code of Conduct, which emphasizes civility and respect in discussions. The vote will take place on Tuesday, and if approved, it will enforce stricter adherence to the Open Meetings Act and the council's own rules of conduct.

Key Details: • Vote on the cellphone ban is scheduled for Tuesday. • Proposal aims to enhance respect during public comments. • Council members are required to follow the Code of Conduct.

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