Bethlehem City Council Will Not Meet Tuesday; President Leon Says There Won’t Be Enough Members for a Quorum

There won’t be a Bethlehem City Council meeting Tuesday.

March 1, 2026

— Jeff Ward, Lehigh Valley News Briefs

Be sure to make new plans for Tuesday night.

Bethlehem City Council will not meet as scheduled Tuesday because not enough members will be able to attend, Council President Rachel Leon said in an email on Sunday.

However, President Leon will be at Town Hall on Tuesday evening to address constituent questions.

She said council won’t have enough members for a full meeting because of a “combination of medical leave and attendance.” She said council members attending remotely do not count toward a quorum.

A quorum is the minimum number of members needed to conduct business. Bethlehem City Council has seven members, so a quorum is a minimum of four members present.

The meeting was scheduled for 7 p.m. in Town Hall on Tuesday, March 3.

2 thoughts on “Bethlehem City Council Will Not Meet Tuesday; President Leon Says There Won’t Be Enough Members for a Quorum

  1. phantomexactly621f52b3bb's avatar
    phantomexactly621f52b3bb March 1, 2026 — 4:19 pm

    how convenient that they have paid medical leave or paid absences on a time when they are being paid to show up and be there… that’s their job

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  2. Unknown's avatar

    Why do people type when they don’t know anything about how local government works? Who said anything about paid medical leave? It’s extremely rare for council to not have a quorum; this appears to have been a series of unfortunate coincidences. .

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