After protesters demanding removal of a Confederate monument tried to take their group into Jacksonville City Hall for a meeting with Mayor Lenny Curry this week, the city has enacted a new policy tightening accessibility by the public to the upper floors of City Hall.
Signs posted Wednesday on the first floor of City Hall say going to the second, third and fourth floors can only happen "by appointment, consent or invitation of a City Hall official or department."
Violation can result in arrest.
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