I think websites for county and city work. Most have a sign up for email also. We push this cost on to our local government bodies to pay to have published but yet at the state level But yet at the state level most items are hard to find, old news before we get it, or in too many case, "locked behind closed doors." The Sunshine law is in a windowless room with the Noem administration and the SD Republican Party, which 2 of the 3 of us are a member of.
It is difficult for government to communicate with citizens. Our county prints minutes and agendas in 4 newspapers. With zoning issues info is mailed to neighbor property owners. That info is also online.
At the same time people say “nobody told me.”
I used to wonder if “nobody told you” how did you get to this meeting?
I think websites for county and city work. Most have a sign up for email also. We push this cost on to our local government bodies to pay to have published but yet at the state level But yet at the state level most items are hard to find, old news before we get it, or in too many case, "locked behind closed doors." The Sunshine law is in a windowless room with the Noem administration and the SD Republican Party, which 2 of the 3 of us are a member of.
It is difficult for government to communicate with citizens. Our county prints minutes and agendas in 4 newspapers. With zoning issues info is mailed to neighbor property owners. That info is also online.
At the same time people say “nobody told me.”
I used to wonder if “nobody told you” how did you get to this meeting?
Ugh…