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Residents question livestream quality, bus shelter removal and online racist post during Columbia council public comment
Summary
Several residents used public comment at the March 27 Columbia Borough Council meeting to raise local concerns about livestreaming quality, the removal of a bus-stop shelter, and a racist Facebook post that drew attention because a local party committee had “liked” the post.
Several residents used public comment at the March 27 Columbia Borough Council meeting to raise local concerns about livestreaming quality, the removal of a bus-stop shelter, and a racist Facebook post that drew attention because a local party committee had “liked” the post.
Livestreaming and audio: multiple residents, including Frank Deltrick and others, criticized the live-video audio quality at recent joint meetings and urged the borough to fix the problem or require the vendor or technician to attend. Deltrick said the replay audio was “scratchy” and that he has…
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