Any member of the public may reserve public commentary time at the beginning of a Council meeting. Call the city clerk’s office at 734.794.6140 beginning at 8 a.m. on the day of the meeting to reserve one of 10 public speaking times. Priority is set by City Council Rules, currently giving priority to those who have not previously spoken at the last two meetings and those who wish to address Council on agenda items.

Please note: Speakers may not use public commentary-reserved time to address Council on an agenda item for which a public hearing is scheduled for the same meeting. 

There is also general public commentary at the end of each meeting. No special advanced notification is necessary to speak during general time, and there is no limit to the number of people who can speak at this time.

Talk To Your City Council

City Council Meeting Speaker Guidelines

Speakers are given only three minutes each. Speakers are not permitted to sign up for other individuals or grant their reserved time to an alternate speaker. 

Speakers are given only three minutes each. Speakers are not permitted to sign up for other individuals or grant their reserved time to an alternate speaker. 

City of Ann Arbor
Attn: City Council
P.O. Box 8647
Ann Arbor, MI 48107

If you wish to email the Mayor and all City Council Members you can send an email to the group using the email address: CityCouncil@a2gov.org

Check the Ann Arbor City government website for changes to this information.

Public Commentary Is Welcome

Sign Up for Public Commentary at a City Council Meeting

Any member of the public may reserve public commentary time at the beginning of a Council meeting. Call the city clerk’s office at 734.794.6140 beginning at 8 a.m. on the day of the meeting to reserve one of 10 public speaking times. Priority is set by City Council Rules, currently giving priority to those who have not previously spoken at the last two meetings and those who wish to address Council on agenda items.

Please note: Speakers may not use public commentary-reserved time to address Council on an agenda item for which a public hearing is scheduled for the same meeting. 

There is also general public commentary at the end of each meeting. No special advanced notification is necessary to speak during general time, and there is no limit to the number of people who can speak at this time.

Talk To Your City Council

City Council Meeting Speaker Guidelines

Speakers are given only three minutes each. Speakers are not permitted to sign up for other individuals or grant their reserved time to an alternate speaker. 

ANN ARBOR COMMUNITY COMMONS

Contact Ann Arbor City Council

Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA

Contact City Council

The Initiating Committee of the Ann Arbor Community Commons works directly with the Council of the Commons and the Ann Arbor City Council to ensure all our efforts work with the local establishments to enhance the functionality and value of the Center of the City Lot as it grows into the Park, Civic Center, and Commons that will benefit the citizens of Ann Arbor. 

Please feel free to contact the members of the Council of the Commons as well as the City Council with your comments, concerns, and questions regarding the growth of the Center of the City Community Commons. We also welcome your participation and comments in our forums.

Let Your Thoughts Be Heard!

Council of the Commons

The Council of the Commons is an advisory body to City Council which works directly with the Initiating Committee to build the Ann Arbor Community Commons.  

To provide written comments to the Council of the Commons, please ​email: CommonsCouncil@a2gov.org

Stephen Borgsdorf
Erica Briggs
Jennifer Cornell
Alan Haber
Sara Hammerschmidt 
Georffry Henny
Camilla Lizundia
Rita Mitchell
Alice Ralph
Frank Wilhelme
Adam Zemke
Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA

City Council Members

Representatives

Mayor

Christopher Taylor (D)
734-794-6161
CTaylor@a2gov.org
Term: Nov. 2018 – Nov. 2022

Representatives

Ward 1

Lisa Disch (D)
734-369-3571
LDisch@a2gov.org
Term: Nov.2020 – Nov. 2024

 

Jeff Hayner (D)
(734) 255-6085
JHayner@a2gov.org
Term: Nov. 2018 – Nov. 2022

Representatives

Ward 2

Linh Song (D)
734-210-1396
LSong@a2gov.org
Term: Nov. 2020 – Nov. 2024

 

Kathy Griswold (D)
734-657-7900
KGriswold@a2gov.org
Term: Nov. 2018 – Nov. 2022

Representatives

Ward 3

Travis Radina (D)
734-219-6551
TRadina@a2gov.org
Term: Nov. 2020 – Nov. 2024

 

Julie Grand (D)
734-678-7567
JGrand@a2gov.org
Term: Nov. 2018 – Nov. 2022

Representatives

Ward 4

Jen Eyer (D)
734-210-0765
JEyer@a2gov.org
Term: Nov. 2020 – Nov. 2024

 

Elizabeth Nelson (D)
734-997-9688
ENelson@a2gov.org
Term: Nov. 2018 – Nov. 2022

Representatives

Ward 5

Erica Briggs (D)
734-355-3931
EBriggs@a2gov.org
Term: Nov. 2020 – Nov. 2024

 

Ali Ramlawi (D)
734-730-6062​
ARamlawi@a2gov.org
Term: Nov. 2018 – Nov. 2022

Ann Arbor City Council

Contact Alternatives

All City Council Members and the Mayor also receive written correspondence at:

Any member of the public may reserve public commentary time at the beginning of a Council meeting. Call the city clerk’s office at 734.794.6140 beginning at 8 a.m. on the day of the meeting to reserve one of 10 public speaking times. Priority is set by City Council Rules, currently giving priority to those who have not previously spoken at the last two meetings and those who wish to address Council on agenda items.

Please note: Speakers may not use public commentary-reserved time to address Council on an agenda item for which a public hearing is scheduled for the same meeting. 

There is also general public commentary at the end of each meeting. No special advanced notification is necessary to speak during general time, and there is no limit to the number of people who can speak at this time.

Talk To Your City Council

City Council Meeting Speaker Guidelines

Speakers are given only three minutes each. Speakers are not permitted to sign up for other individuals or grant their reserved time to an alternate speaker. 

City of Ann Arbor
Attn: City Council
P.O. Box 8647
Ann Arbor, MI 48107

If you wish to email the Mayor and all City Council Members you can send an email to the group using the email address: CityCouncil@a2gov.org

Check the Ann Arbor City government website for changes to this information.

Public Commentary Is Welcome

Sign Up for Public Commentary at a City Council Meeting

Any member of the public may reserve public commentary time at the beginning of a Council meeting. Call the city clerk’s office at 734.794.6140 beginning at 8 a.m. on the day of the meeting to reserve one of 10 public speaking times. Priority is set by City Council Rules, currently giving priority to those who have not previously spoken at the last two meetings and those who wish to address Council on agenda items.

Please note: Speakers may not use public commentary-reserved time to address Council on an agenda item for which a public hearing is scheduled for the same meeting. 

There is also general public commentary at the end of each meeting. No special advanced notification is necessary to speak during general time, and there is no limit to the number of people who can speak at this time.

Talk To Your City Council

City Council Meeting Speaker Guidelines

Speakers are given only three minutes each. Speakers are not permitted to sign up for other individuals or grant their reserved time to an alternate speaker. 

City of Ann Arbor
Attn: City Council
P.O. Box 8647
Ann Arbor, MI 48107

If you wish to email the Mayor and all City Council Members you can send an email to the group using the email address: CityCouncil@a2gov.org

Check the Ann Arbor City government website for changes to this information.

Public Commentary Is Welcome

Sign Up for Public Commentary at a City Council Meeting

Any member of the public may reserve public commentary time at the beginning of a Council meeting. Call the city clerk’s office at 734.794.6140 beginning at 8 a.m. on the day of the meeting to reserve one of 10 public speaking times. Priority is set by City Council Rules, currently giving priority to those who have not previously spoken at the last two meetings and those who wish to address Council on agenda items.

Please note: Speakers may not use public commentary-reserved time to address Council on an agenda item for which a public hearing is scheduled for the same meeting. 

There is also general public commentary at the end of each meeting. No special advanced notification is necessary to speak during general time, and there is no limit to the number of people who can speak at this time.

Talk To Your City Council

City Council Meeting Speaker Guidelines

Speakers are given only three minutes each. Speakers are not permitted to sign up for other individuals or grant their reserved time to an alternate speaker.