Committee solicits written comments, posts maps and provides staff contact
Summary
The joint redistricting committee displayed maps and population materials at the meeting, extended five minutes for public comments and directed written submissions and questions to staff contact Ted Booth by email.
Committee staff said state‑house, state‑senate, congressional and Supreme Court district maps and population by‑district materials were available for public review at the meeting. The chair said speakers who signed up should introduce themselves and who they represent and the committee extended public‑comment time to five minutes per speaker for the session.
At the close of the hearing the chair provided an email address and asked that written comments be directed to Ted Booth, the committee staff member handling submissions. The transcript recorded the address as given aloud: "ted.booth,rbooth,@peer,peer,.ms.gov." Committee members did not take a vote at the meeting; the session was adjourned after staff reiterated how to submit written input.
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