Public‑notice bill draws concerns about accessibility and centralization
SB 29‑29 would let agencies post public notices on official websites; testifiers warned that online posting without a centralized, accessible standard could reduce participation and harm kupuna and people with disabilities.
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SB 29‑29, which would allow government agencies to satisfy public‑notice requirements by posting notices on official state or county websites while retaining publication as an option, drew support from some county representatives and criticism from members of the public who said the change could reduce access for older residents and people with disabilities.
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