HomeMy WebLinkAbout120523 email rsp Re_ Pool decisionHi Jason, the BOCC will be discussing this next Monday, the 11th. I’m not sure what time or the actual scope of the conversation. Public comment is at 9 AM at the courthouse or via zoom.
There may be a public comment opportunity at the time of the agenda item, too, but I will not know that until Thursday or Friday. You can find a link to the agenda on Thursday or Friday
by clicking on “videos of meetings” on the left side of this page:
https://www.co.jefferson.wa.us
Hope this helps! Let me know if I have only confused matters.
Kate
Kate Dean, MPA
County Commissioner, District 1
Jefferson County, WA
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Greetings. Can you tell me when you will discuss the pool, when you will take public comment (if you will), and if the discussion is accessible / comments can be made online?
Thanks so much,
jason
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