Select Board narrows public comment and correspondence process
The board discussed formalizing how correspondence and public comments are handled, favoring in-person or Zoom appearances for correspondents, limiting back-and-forth exchanges during public comment, and routing written complaints through the executive assistant to avoid open-meeting issues.
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The Select Board debated updates to its public comment and correspondence procedures, stressing clarity and practicality for both residents and staff.
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