Commissioners direct attorney to draft change so public commenters need not read home addresses aloud
The board agreed to direct the county attorney to prepare an amendment to rules of decorum so speakers would no longer be required to publicly state their home address when providing comments; the board said residency would still be verified in other ways.
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A commissioner moved on July 28 that the board direct the county attorney to prepare an amendment to the rules of decorum to stop requiring members of the public to publicly state their home address when speaking at meetings.
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