Brooks suggests a sheriff’s-office facilitator
Brooks suggests a sheriff's-office representative as a meeting facilitator, then also mentions civil staff. This discussion does not establish that the proposal was adopted.
“I honestly wonder if it couldn't be someone from the sheriff's office … doesn't have to have their full gear on, but just a sheriff shirt.”
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hostile for I mean we're elected. We can take the the abuse to the extent that we want to. Uh but volunteers shouldn't be subjected to this. Would you like us to reach out and try to find a facilitator for that? Please at least. Yes. somebody that has experience running meetings. Yeah. Yeah. I I honestly wonder if it couldn't be someone from the sheriff's office, you know, doesn't have to have their full gear on, but just a sheriff shirt. Um be be one. I mean, they know how to facilitate meetings. I think um you know, if John suggests somebody because I think it's got to be somebody who's got some authority that people will respect. Yes. I mean, I think it's just to that point. Um, and I don't, you know, otherwise it's like Devon, someone from civil, you know, that could manage and, you know, she might have volunte. Okay. [clears throat] I mean I I mean I'm happy that we could pass a resolution saying that all other commissions follow the same you know pro you know um public protocol I don't know I don't know how to say it you know that we follow they have they the commission has their own bylaws that also default to Robert's rules so I think it's just making sure