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Council adopts the Digital Dignity, Rights, and Privacy Ordinance on consent (Ordinance No. 8198)
The second and final reading of Ordinance No. 8198 was consent item 8.D; the consent agenda passed 5-0. The City's web page for the ordinance lists nine principles, including protecting privacy, free expression and equitable access; collecting only data needed to deliver services; keeping non-digital options; and maintaining public documentation of digital systems that handle personal data.[1][2]
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The June 10, 2025 minutes list the second and final reading of Ordinance No. 8198 as consent item 8.D; the consent agenda passed 5-0 (one other item was removed for separate consideration). [1]
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The City's page for the ordinance lists nine Amarillo Principles for Dignified Digital Governance: digital rights, data minimalism, human-centered technology, a balanced approach that keeps non-digital methods, resident input, transparency, accessibility, civic discourse and digital literacy. It names Digital Rights House as a partner. [2]
