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Committee asks staff to draft live-streaming resolution after IT cost analysis
Summary
Aiken County IT Director presented options and a cost analysis for live-streaming Council meetings; the Administrative Committee asked staff to return a resolution in August to approve procedures and expenses.
Aiken County’s Administrative Committee on July 21 heard a presentation on options and costs for live-streaming County Council meetings and asked staff to prepare a resolution to approve the proposed procedures and expenses. Frank Bishop, the county’s IT director, presented an options-and-cost analysis and the Committee requested the resolution be returned for consideration in August.
The Committee met from 5:15 p.m. until 5:33 p.m. and directed staff to bring the August resolution to the committee; the minutes record the request but do not include a formal vote tally on the direction. The official meeting record and supporting materials are on file with the Council Clerk.
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