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Resident urges later meeting times and larger board; concerns raised about courthouse door buzzer
Summary
During public forum, resident Niki Stowe asked the commission to move meetings to times more accessible to working citizens and proposed expanding the board from three to five members; she also said the courthouse door buzzer violates rights. Another resident, Kaye Spooner, thanked officials for taking oaths and requested signed copies be filed.
During the public forum portion of the Jan. 13 meeting, resident Niki Stowe urged the board to change commission meeting times to allow working citizens to attend and recommended expanding the board from three to five commissioners for broader oversight. Stowe also stated that the courthouse door buzzer is not constitutional and said it violates people’s rights.
Kaye Spooner used the public comment period to thank elected officials for taking their oaths of office and asked that signed copies of their oaths be kept in the county files. The minutes record these public comments but do not indicate any formal response or immediate action by the commission.
