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Supervisor raises concern about legislative committee communication and late minutes
Summary
A board member said the legislative committee had voted weeks earlier to reject a request but that the board was not informed; the commenter criticized late release of committee minutes and raised questions about transparency.
During other business, a board member raised concerns about internal communication and committee transparency. The speaker said they had learned that the legislative committee voted to reject a request three weeks prior but that the board had not been informed of the vote before the last meeting. The commenter also criticized the timing of committee minutes, saying they were released a month late and that the delay contributed to public concerns about the board's communications.
A sheriff's-office representative suggested these matters should be discussed in committee sessions. The chair responded that such items belong in committee meetings. No formal action was taken; the meeting adjourned shortly afterward.
The comment was recorded as part of the meeting's 'other business' and highlights an internal concern about how committee votes and minutes are communicated to the full board and the public.
