The Monroe County Election Board meeting on October 2, 2025, focused on evaluating the county's contract with Comcast for broadcasting services. Board members expressed concerns about the value of their investment in Comcast, suggesting that alternative methods for disseminating information should be explored.

During the discussion, a board member proposed that instead of pursuing a formal resolution, they could simply request that staff member Kylie investigate other options for broadcasting. This suggestion aimed to relieve pressure on the team while still addressing the board's concerns about the effectiveness of their current contract.

Clark Brown, another board member, provided context regarding the contract's history, noting that questions had previously arisen about streaming services. He clarified that Comcast's services were linked to streaming platforms, but access was limited to those who used Comcast as their internet provider. This raised further questions about the reach and accessibility of their broadcasts, as some residents without Comcast were still able to view the same advertisements through other streaming services.

The meeting underscored the board's commitment to ensuring that election-related information is effectively communicated to all residents, regardless of their internet service provider. The next steps will involve exploring alternative broadcasting methods to enhance outreach and engagement within the community.