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Commissioners urged to attend Sept. 29 hearing in person to avoid tech issues
Summary
Ahead of the Sept. 29 special meeting to hear complaint 2025-10, a commissioner asked colleagues to attend in person to ease procedures and reduce technical difficulties; others agreed to attend in person.
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At the meeting's close, a commissioner encouraged colleagues to consider attending the Sept. 29 hearing in person, saying the full complement of commissioners could streamline procedures and reduce the "tech technical difficulties" that can arise in online meetings.
Several commissioners responded that they would attend in person. The chair and staff said they would coordinate notification and logistics for the special meeting. The request does not create a requirement; it was framed as an encouragement to improve the efficiency of the hearing process.
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