December 18th
Members of the Community including those from "We Are Watching"
Kathy Heltzer urges the St. Louis County board to strengthen the policy to make it externally enforceable and to make it substantive.
Fink attempts cross examination.
Commissioner Kron uses a firm hand to guide the meeting back to proper process.
Phil Stern calls for consequences and enforceability and for Commissioners to show respect for themselves and others.
Lynn Clark Pegg calls for a sound code of conduct to regain public trust.
Marlene Hart describes what it feels like to be on the receiving end of harassment. Asks for a code with guts and consequences.
Bob Tammen from Soudan says times have changed, supports amendments
Ellen O'Neil rural township resident - Accountability is more than a fox and a chicken discussion what to have for dinner.
Bob Maihre - Lives in Iron Mn a township supervisor for 30 years opposes ammendments
Clyde Nelson of Lakewood Township opposes ammendments
Jim Hart from Haart from Ely, He's a former town board person and supports amendments.
Kristin Larsen asks for the board to behave more respectfully, states that commissioners have on several occasions misstated facts to both herself and to another governmental body.
Scott Mead Pequaywan, Town Supervisor, welcomes accountability. Says Public Trust is key!
John Lukan from Gnesen Township, a township board chair provides details on state statute 350.16
Vickie Nelson speaks from Cherry, she speaks clearly and with great wisdom.
Betty Firth speaks from Ely.December 18th
Members of the Community including those from "We Are Watching"
Kathy Heltzer urges the St. Louis County board to str...all »December 18th
Members of the Community including those from "We Are Watching"
Kathy Heltzer urges the St. Louis County board to strengthen the policy to make it externally enforceable and to make it substantive.
Fink attempts cross examination.
Commissioner Kron uses a firm hand to guide the meeting back to proper process.
Phil Stern calls for consequences and enforceability and for Commissioners to show respect for themselves and others.
Lynn Clark Pegg calls for a sound code of conduct to regain public trust.
Marlene Hart describes what it feels like to be on the receiving end of harassment. Asks for a code with guts and consequences.
Bob Tammen from Soudan says times have changed, supports amendments
Ellen O'Neil rural township resident - Accountability is more than a fox and a chicken discussion what to have for dinner.
Bob Maihre - Lives in Iron Mn a township supervisor for 30 years opposes ammendments
Clyde Nelson of Lakewood Township opposes ammendments
Jim Hart from Haart from Ely, He's a former town board person and supports amendments.
Kristin Larsen asks for the board to behave more respectfully, states that commissioners have on several occasions misstated facts to both herself and to another governmental body.
Scott Mead Pequaywan, Town Supervisor, welcomes accountability. Says Public Trust is key!
John Lukan from Gnesen Township, a township board chair provides details on state statute 350.16
Vickie Nelson speaks from Cherry, she speaks clearly and with great wisdom.
Betty Firth speaks from Ely.«
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