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Commission to revise Acceptable Use Policy after union objection; AI policy to follow State/Federal template

Advanced Technology Commission · June 29, 2026
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Summary

The commission will revise its draft Acceptable Use Policy after a union objected to the social media policy; a previously proposed AI policy will be replaced by a State/Federal model and submitted to the Selectmen by John Bongiorno.

The commission reviewed a draft Acceptable Use Policy (AUP). The minutes record that the union objected to the social media policy provision; the commission agreed to revise the AUP and resubmit it for Town review.

Separately, commissioners agreed that the town’s previously proposed artificial intelligence policy will be replaced with a policy developed by the State of Connecticut in conjunction with the federal government. John Bongiorno said he will submit the State/Federal AI policy to the Selectmen for review.

The minutes do not identify the union representative or record the union’s specific objections in detail; the AUP revision is expected to include changes responsive to the union’s concerns before resubmission.