During a recent government meeting, significant concerns were raised regarding the proposed installation of digital kiosks in public spaces. A speaker highlighted that over 90% of attendees at a previous meeting expressed opposition to the kiosks, emphasizing a clear community sentiment against the initiative. The speaker criticized the lack of detailed statistics presented at the August 15th meeting, noting that only the pros and cons were shared without a comprehensive overview of public opposition.

The only support for the kiosks came from representatives of local chambers of commerce, who were perceived as prioritizing business interests over pedestrian accessibility. The speaker argued that the kiosks could create inconveniences for nearby businesses and hinder pedestrian movement, reinforcing the community's resistance to the project. The discussion underscored the need for decision-makers to consider public opinion and the potential impact on local businesses and pedestrian access before moving forward with the kiosks.