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Biscayne Park amends notice rules, orders proof of email delivery after GoGov migration glitch
Summary
After residents reported missing meeting notices, commissioners amended Resolution 2025-48 to require at least seven days'prior publication on the village website, conspicuous posting at village hall, appropriate social media accounts and, in addition, push notifications and emails; staff will obtain confirmation from vendor GoGov and report back.
The Village of Biscayne Park on Sept. 3 amended its meeting-notice procedures and pressed the vendor GoGov for proof that residents are receiving email and app notifications after complaints that a prior migration dropped many addresses.
The commission approved an amended version of Resolution 2025-48 after a lengthy discussion that centered on whether the village's previous requirement to send notice via the village's email list had been effectively replaced by the GoGov platform. Commissioner Huntington, who moved the amendment, said the change was intended to make the policy match current practice while keeping email notice in place.
"When you make a notification on GoGov, it automatically sends an…
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