Oconto County Board adopts revised standing rules, narrows public-comment scope
The Oconto County Board adopted amended Standing Rules April 21, adding a requirement that speakers sign in and limiting three-minute public comments to items on the current agenda; several proposed changes to the chair's duties failed.
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The Oconto County Board of Supervisors voted April 21 to adopt updated Standing Rules, including a new public-comment requirement that speakers sign in and be limited to three minutes on agenda items. County Clerk Kim Pytleski reviewed the rules before the board considered a series of amendments and voted to approve the package.
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