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Randolph County to livestream commission workshops after public comment on four‑meeting trial
Summary
The Randolph County Commission voted unanimously Feb. 9 to begin livestreaming commission workshops in addition to regular meetings, with streaming to start after the public comment portion of the agenda and to run for a four‑meeting trial period.
The Randolph County Commission on Feb. 9 voted unanimously to begin livestreaming its workshops in addition to regular meetings, with livestreaming to begin after the public comment portion of the agenda and to be conducted on a trial basis for the next four workshops.
Commissioner Larry Roberts initially moved to livestream workshops; Commissioner Lorenzo Foster seconded. Commissioners later approved an amendment proposed by Roberts to begin livestreaming after public comment. Commissioner Foster then moved, and Commissioner Chris Lunsford seconded, that the livestreaming be on a trial basis for the next four workshops. All votes were unanimous.
The commission did not record technical specifics such as the streaming platform, equipment costs, or staff assignments in the meeting record. The motion sets a short-term trial period and an operational start point but delegates follow-up implementation to administrators.
