The Gloucester County Board of Supervisors convened on December 3rd, with all members present, to discuss several key matters, including the postponement of an upcoming retreat and a concerning letter regarding data privacy.

The meeting began with an invocation led by Pastor Chris Grella, followed by a pledge of allegiance led by local student Ali Adkins. The board swiftly approved the minutes from the previous meeting and adopted the agenda without opposition.

One of the most significant discussions centered on the postponement of a board retreat originally scheduled for December 7th. The retreat will now take place in January, with the exact date to be determined later.

Additionally, Board Member Mister Krisco raised a matter of concern regarding a letter he received, which referenced a software called \"placer.ai.\" The letter suggested that the county administrator, Carol Steele, could provide insights into the software's capabilities, particularly its potential to collect data from individuals' phones in public parks. This raised questions about privacy and data collection practices, prompting further inquiry among board members.

The meeting concluded with a commitment to address these pressing issues in future discussions, highlighting the board's focus on community concerns and governance transparency.