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County adopts two-paragraph social media policy
Summary
After revisions, the board adopted a concise two-paragraph social media policy drafted from prior recommendations and recommended language changes from Camille and others.
The Franklin County Board of Commissioners adopted a brief social media policy at the July meeting after staff and commissioners refined recommended language.
Camille prepared a two-paragraph draft incorporating prior meeting recommendations; a speaker described it as "pretty straightforward." Committee member (S4) moved to accept the policy and Chair (S2) seconded. The board approved the policy by voice vote.
The transcript records no substantive objections or amendments; commissioners discussed strengthening verbiage and accepted the staff-drafted text to provide guidance for county social accounts.
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