Clovis board debates tighter public‑comment rules amid recent incident
Administrators proposed revising public participation policy to restrict comments during board meetings to listed agenda items and to route personnel/grievance matters through established channels; board members expressed concern that limiting comments to agenda items could narrow community input and discussed middle‑ground options.
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District administrators told the board they would present revised language for Policy B250 (public participation in board meetings) to make the district’s public comment process clearer and to better align registration cards with the board’s intent.
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