Just because citizen input is curbed doesn’t mean communication has ceased

   At last week’s county commission meeting Mayor William Baird announced citizens would no longer be given time to address the commission at its meetings. He did say citizens could continue to address the commission at its workshop the week before the meeting.

Those who want to talk will be given five minutes. Baird initially proposed three but commissioners voted to allow constituents five minutes at the microphone.

Seems fair enough.

However, Baird has taken some heat since this decision.

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