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Seal Beach City Council Returns To In-Person Meetings: Report

City officials switched to video conferencing for their meetings two years ago during the outset of the pandemic.

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The Seal Beach City Council returned to in-person meetings on Monday for the first time in more than two years.
The Seal Beach City Council returned to in-person meetings on Monday for the first time in more than two years. (Google Maps)

SEAL BEACH, CA — After spending the last two years conducting business through video conferencing, the Seal Beach City Council returned to in-person meetings on Monday, the Seal Beach Sun News reported.

There were no discussion items or public hearings during the first meeting back in the council's chambers, the Sun News reported. The City Council meeting lasted about an hour and featured the approval of consent calendar items and several presentations.

The newspaper reported a majority of its readers on an online poll considered the in-person meeting as being "way overdue."

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