Resident warns county about impacts of State Question 832
Summary
Charlie Meadows urged voters to reject State Question 832 during public comment, saying higher mandated wages would harm small businesses and make it impossible for county government to pay $30/hour without cutting equipment or projects.
Charlie Meadows addressed the Board of Logan County Commissioners during the public comment period to urge opposition to State Question 832, saying the measure "would be a disaster for small businesses and all employers." He told the commissioners that county government "would not be possible to pay a $30/hr wage without giving up equipment and projects."
The board did not take formal action on the remark, which was recorded as part of the public comment period. Commissioners Monty Piearcy, Mark Sharpton and Floyd Coffman did not debate or respond on the record during the meeting's minutes to Meadows' comments.
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