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Breckenridge updates social media policy to comply with state statute; TikTok restrictions added

Breckenridge City Commission · November 5, 2024
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Summary

Commission approved an updated social media policy to comply with a state statute (including language affecting TikTok) and to incorporate common best practices for local government accounts.

Staff presented updates to the city’s social media policy to ensure compliance with state statute and to add widely used best practices. The manager said the changes specifically address concerns about TikTok and the platform’s ownership.

"It's making us compliant with state statute," staff said, and commissioners discussed technical blocking and IT measures used to restrict access on city equipment. A motion to approve the updated social media policy passed by voice vote with no opposition recorded.

Staff said the update is largely administrative: it incorporates statutory requirements and clarifies internal operational practices for city accounts and staff access.