Muskegon County board debates collapsing standing committees into full board sessions
Commissioners discussed proposed board-rule changes to make standing committees operate as committees of the whole, preserving motion review and staff coordination; debate focused on whether to keep separate review meetings (Thursdays) or move final votes to Tuesdays to improve attendance and prep time.
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Members of the Muskegon County Board of Commissioners debated proposed changes to board rules that would treat standing committees as "committees of the whole" and fold their work into full-board meetings. Corporate counsel and multiple commissioners discussed how to preserve motion review, staff scheduling, and public clarity if committee work is presented and voted on at the same meeting.
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