Lincoln County residents welcome evening meeting, applaud action on Justice Center
Attendees urge commissioners to continue offering accessible hours as they tackle key issues
Lincoln County’s first evening commission meeting in years drew a full house Tuesday night, with residents praising the board for making local government more accessible.
The commission is experimenting with one evening meeting a month with the goal of increasing public participation.
The main focus was public input on the state’s prison proposals for Lincoln County, but commissioners also acted on a range of issues, including new office space for the sheriff, a major justice center change order and community recognitions.
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