For our February 1st 2023 meeting, below is the agenda, supporting documents, and ZOOM link to participate. Note the new meeting time at 5PM. ZOOM LINK:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88922898676?pwd=czhOcWh4QmJiY0YxWXY3SW1iWnBFQT09
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Full Story on NewsCenter Maine ALFRED —York County Commissioner Justin Chenette made good on a campaign promise by introducing a motion that resulted in a temporary change in the Commission’s meeting time.
For our January 18th, 2023 meeting, below is the agenda, supporting documents, and ZOOM link to participate. Note the new meeting time at 5PM.
ZOOM LINK: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85672916354?pwd=V3oxS1ZsVyt3akVYWjhValJkanV2dz09 At the first York County Commission meeting of the year, commissioners voted to shift the meeting times from 4:30PM to 5PM, but only for 6 months. At that time, assessing whether the new time works for staff and the public.
Chenette pushed for the change and originally had a motion changing the meetings to 6PM citing the need to increase accessibility, something Chenette advocated for during his campaign this past year. “We have an opportunity to make our meetings the most accessible among all county commissioners,” said Chenette. “We can make it easier for working Mainers to participate in these proceedings and make their voices heard.” ALFRED - Newly elected County Commissioner Justin Chenette, returning Commissioners Richard Dutremble, Robert Andrews, and returning officials District Attorney Kathryn Slattery, and Registrar of Deeds Nancy Hammond all took their oaths of office prior to the county commission meeting.
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