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Legislator Joellen Rose gives village board packet on consolidated office-building committee
Summary
Joellen Rose handed the board a packet summarizing the consolidated office building committee’s purpose, membership and schedule, saying the committee meetings are public but will not generally be widely advertised and are not voting meetings.
Joellen Rose, who identified herself as "the legislator response representing Village Of Waco in some areas," delivered a packet of materials to the village board and offered to be a point of contact for residents following the consolidated office building committee. "I brought copies so everyone could have their own copy," she said and encouraged board members to call or text her with follow-up questions.
Rose told the board the committee’s meetings are open to the public but "not not generally widely advertised," and she emphasized the gatherings will be informational rather than decision-making: "these are not voting meetings." She said committee members will ask for confidentiality clearance only when confidential items arise and that the committee will attempt to be as transparent as possible.
Why it matters: The consolidated office building work could shape where village services are co-located and how departments coordinate; Rose said she will attend meetings often despite not serving on the committee and will share materials and contacts. She left extra copies of the packet for board members and invited direct outreach for questions.
