Committee narrows final-report questions, asks for Murfreesboro-specific data and flags AI-authorship
Staff will shorten narrative sections in final reports and require totals served and Murfreesboro-specific counts; the committee asked staff to add a question about whether AI was used to prepare reports.
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Staff proposed shortening narrative fields in the final and midyear reports and adding targeted questions about numbers served and whether the participants served are identified as Murfreesboro residents. The committee said it needs clearer, briefer financial summaries and explicit Murfreesboro counts to make awards and track impact.
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