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Commission adds five-minute public comment slots after split vote
Summary
The Oconee County Fire Commission voted to add a public comment session to future agendas with five minutes per speaker; the motion passed despite at least one commissioner voicing opposition during the vote.
The commission voted to add a public comment period to future agendas, allowing five minutes per speaker.
A commissioner moved to add the public comment session and the motion was seconded. During the roll call for support, at least one commissioner voiced opposition before the motion carried.
The addition of the public comment period was approved as a formal agenda item going forward; commissioners did not specify a formal limit on the total number of speakers at the meeting but set the per-speaker maximum at five minutes. The commission then proceeded to closing remarks and adjournment.
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